State Hospitals Oppose Changes Before Constitutional Convention
Fifty representatives of boards of managers and superintendents from State hospitals for the insane and related welfare groups opposed amendments proposed by delegates Wadsworth and Mandeville at a Constitutional Convention hearing. They argued that placing hospital control under a central office would overload management, noting state hospitals care for three times as many patients as other institutions and have uniquely medical needs.
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State Charities Aid Association
Charities Committee
Wadsworth
William Rhinelander Stewart
State Board of Charities
Mandeville
Stewart
Lieenitais
Conutrollers Office
William Mabon
Iianbettan
Ward's Island
Board of Control
Homer Folks
Folks
Joseph H.choate
Mabon
Hellevue
Henry C.wricht
New York City
Board of Estimate
Chis
Charities
Thomas W. Salmon
National Committee For
William H. Friday
Wadsworth and
Delecate Jeinbrink
Strateospital
Thetate Hospitals
State Board Hearing on Private Charities Finances
The hearing examined proposals by Stewart Parmenter and Mandeville with supporters and opponents. Notables included Mr Folks secretary of a charitable organization and numerous borough and city representatives such as McKinny Chittle Manro Phillips O Hare Neefus Rogers Langhear Zwitch Bar Leake Kelly Shipman Hoch Whitehall Bend Lee Mills Corbett and commissioners Morgan May Friday. A call was made for a complete financial report to the State Board of Charities by all private charitable groups.
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Detecate Parmenter
State Department of Charities and Correction
Ender
Harold J. Hinman
Albany
Constitution Board of Control
Board of Control
Stewart
Folks
State Board
State Board of Charities
Stewart, Parmenter and Mandeville
Alexander McKinny
Chittle
Brooklyn
Fred J. Manro
Auburn
Re Phillips
Hornell
Thomas A. O'Hare
Merritt J. Corbett
Binghampton
Morgan
State Hospital Commission
Famous Silks of the World Offer Broad Assortments
A historic ad proclaims the finest silks and satins for bridal, evening, and stage wear with large variety including Bathing Suit Silks and White Pongees. New colors such as Rose Pink and Azure Blue are showcased with prices reduced from historical levels.
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America
Girl Recalled to London from New York by Scotland Yard
Valerie M. Annis, nineteen, of Brixton near London, returned to her parents after Scotland Yard cabled New York police. She had been in New York posing as Enid Wilmot with a woman who kept her in a West Side house and ran up charges for rides. With aid from a friendless-women society, she left the house and was sent home aboard the St Louis to Liverpool.
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Mnet
West Side
Miss Annis
Enid Wilmot
America
Secotland Yard
New York
Valerie M. Annis
Summer heat overwhelms New Yorkers despite cooler outlook
Without thermometers, New Yorkers sensed summer yesterday as temperatures climbed from 66 at 6 AM to 78 at 6 PM amid three heat prostrations. Victims included John Love a 44 year old carpenter on West Forty second Street, Frank Koffman a 42 year old driver at Locust Avenue in the Bronx, John Mece Fadden a 33 year old laborer near West Fifty sixth Street, and Dennis Keller a 61 year old lawyer from Riverside Drive. Each was treated at hospitals by medical staff and released or observed for heat related illness.
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Weather Bureau
John Love
West Forty-second Street
Forty-seventh Street
Polyclinic Hospital
Frank Koffman
146Th Street
Dennis Keller
Riverside Drive
Exchange Place
145Th Street
St Nicholas Avenue
Washington Heights Hospital
Rosenberg
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Ming
Ik Cece
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Scotland Yard
Wincarnis
Fortis Wa
Edward Lassere, Inc
U. S
West 23Rd St
Wingarois
Willow Furniture
Boitia
Dreenti
Herati Wilton Rugs
Martha Washington
Mt. Vernon
P. Hollander & Co
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Balance of Model Suits
Fifth Ave
46Th St