Illinois Mental Health Grants Total 747229
The Illinois Psychiatric Training and Research Authority announced grants totaling 747 229 for mental illness research and training. Manteno State Hospital received two grants 13750 for electrophysiology research and 38925 for schizophrenia and related conditions directed by Dr. Julia Apter and Dr. Nathaniel Apter. Twenty four grants support Chicago area schools and hospitals including the University of Illinois Medical School Michael Reese Hospital and the Illinois State Psychopathic Institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Illinois Psychiatric Training and Research Authority
State Welfare Department
Manteno State Hospital
Manteno
Julia T. Apter
Nathaniel S. Apter
Institute For
University of Illinois
Samuel A. Kirk
Bernard Farber
Kirk
James J. Gallagher
Raymond B. Cattrell
Julia McHale
Leo A. Hellmer
Institute For Juvenile
Chicago State Hospital
University of Illinois Medical School
Chicago Medical School
Strict School of Medicine
Institute For Psychoanalysis
Michael Reese Hospital
Illinois State Psychopathic Institute
Creed Text Promotes World Religions in Jewish Schools
Cincinnati Hebrew Union College and Jewish Institute of Religion publish a new textbook titled Our Religion and Our Neighbors aimed at teaching beliefs and practices of the world’s major religions in Jewish schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Hebrew Union College
Jewish Institute of Religion
Illinois 4-H Harbors Three Scholarship Winners
Carol Hembrough of Jacksonville receives a $400 4-H scholarship at the National 4-H Club Congress as one of six in food preparation. Roger Steimel of Cortland and Sandra Rayburn of Champaign also win $400 scholarships, among top national contestants. The report notes Hembrough’s eight years in 4-H and extensive food-related activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Carol Hembrough
Jacksonville
Illinois
Carol
Tennessee Temple College
Roger Steimel
Cortland
DeKalb County
Sandra Rayburn
Champaign
Christmas Guns and Responsibility for Youth
The piece urges serious consideration of giving firearms to children during Christmas. It traces American heritage with guns, notes safe handling and training as essential, and mentions Junior Rifle clubs in Morris as constructive venues for youths to learn prudence while enjoying shooting sports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Morris
Qairl
Leland Youth Wins Junior Grand Champion at International Expo
Gerald Anderson, 15, of Leland Illinois, shown a 205 pound Poland China barrow named Gerald's Pride, crowned junior grand champion among about 65 entries at the International Livestock Exposition in Chicago. Reserve junior grand champion was B. Parker Newsom Jr. of Columbus Indiana with a 220 pound Chester White. Anderson comes from a family known for hog championships with brothers and father holding multiple grand titles. Newsom, a 4 H and FFA member on a 325 acre farm near Columbus, earned his first major win at Chicago after earlier successes.
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Chicago
Gerald Anderson
Leland
Illinois
Anderson
Barrow
Poland
China
Gerald
Pride
Chester White
B. Parker Newsom Jr
Columbus
Ind
Young Anderson
Rolland
Oscar
Young Anson
Austin
Minnie
Ilinois
Wen
Newsom
Future Farmers of America
Init
Honored for Work in Animal Husbandry
Two professors from Illinois and Wisconsin received top awards at the American Society of Animal Production annual convention in Chicago. Dr Paul Horrell Phillips of Wisconsin won the Morrison Award worth 1500 dollars for his nutrition and farming expertise, while Dr Donald Eugene Becker of Illinois received the 1000 dollar American Feed Manufacturers award for work with sheep and swine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ilinois
Wisconsin
American Society of Animal Production
Paul Horrell Phillips
University of Wisconsin
Morrison
Donald Eugene Becker
University of Illinois
American Feed Manufacturers
Copper and Silver Deposits Highlight Wyoming Riches
Wyoming holds extensive copper and silver deposits noted in a regional survey. The report points to significant ore prospects across multiple counties and suggests potential for mining development and investment opportunities.
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Wyoming
Ingrid Bergman to Live in London for Year
London report says Ingrid Bergman will take an apartment in London and reside there for at least a year. The Swedish actress plans two more films in Britain and will spend Christmas in Rome with her three children before bringing them to London for schooling. Jenjiamin Franklin started the first German language newspaper in the United States in 1752.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ingrid Bergman
London
Roberto Roni
Britain
Miss Bergman
Rome
Rossellini
Jenjiamin Franklin
United States
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A. E. Westcott
Optometrist
Liberty St
Simon
Philco
R.C.A
General Electric Zenith
XL Radio
Earle O. Frulanod Funeral Home
Ambulance Service
W. Jefferson
Wegregor
Men & Boys
Interchurch Center
Upper Manhattan
New York
John D. Rockefeller Jr
Riverside Church
Hudson River
National Council of Churches
Interchurch
Dead Sea
Palestine
Lassers Furniture CO. Ramous
Rair
Ideal
Fire Department
Furniture
East
Washington
Lassers Company
G&g
Leland Youth
ATWA
P.S
Aefma
the Leach Agency
Liberty St. Morris
Gertrude Traver
Maurilla Baker
Morris Daily Herald
Studebakers
Packards
Studebaker
Packard
Studebaker-Packard
Studebaker-Packard Corporation
Studebaker President
Yue
Morris Motor CO
West Main St
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