Dr Bellis Named Director Of Connecticut Psychiatric Research
Dr Jon M Beis Jr of New Haven has been named director of psychiatric research and training for Connecticut’s State Department for Mental Health. He will coordinate research in state hospitals and supervise training. a five member advisory committee was named by Dr John J Blasko. The list includes Yale Psychiatry chief Stephen Fleck and officials from Norwich State and Fairfield State Hospitals.
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Jon M. Beis Jr
New Haven
Cong
State Department For Mental Health
Connecticut
Bellis
John J. Blasko
Stephen Fleck
Yale Psychiatric Institute
George R. Andrews
Norwich State Hospital
John J. Nurnberger
Institute of Living
Joseph A. Beauchemin
Connecticut State Hospital
Middletown
Fane E. Oldman
Fairfield State Hospital
Bells
Yale Medical School
Veterans Administration Hospital
West Haven
Grave-New Haven Community Hospital
Frederick High School
John MM. ‘Bellis
Ballimore
North Benty Street
College of William and Mary
The News from Frederick August 15 1955
The Frederick Maryland daily paper notes subscription rates and publication details. It lists pricing for single copies and prepaid periods and confirms audit membership and second class mail status.
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Futur
Frederick
The
GREAT
Southern Ptg, & Mfg. CO
North Court St
Frederick. Md
Audit Bureau of Circulation
What Was His Line On The TV Game Show
A panel on a TV game show tried to deduce a contestant's line. The man claimed to be an elephant trainer, but viewers claimed he was the Michigan car thief of June 1934. The panel nearly guessed correctly and he won $30.
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Michigan
Rainer
High Aims and Freedom Drive American Nation
A historical reflection credits the United States with enduring ideals and a land of opportunity. It notes the founders’ pursuit of high principles, freedom, and broad access to education, emphasizing Americans’ readiness to defend liberty at home and abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cohanlhonces
Sam Silverman offers $100000 to Basilio title defense
Boxing promoter Sam Silverman says he offered welterweight champion Carmen Basilio $100,000 to defend his title against the winner of the Tony De Marco Chicago Vejar bout on Sept. 14 at the Boston Garden. Basilio’s handlers seemed receptive and a mid November Boston Garden bout was proposed. De Marco won the title by stopping Johnny Saxton in Boston April 1 and lost it to Basilio in Syracuse June 19.
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Boston Wo
Sam Silverman
Carmen Basilio
Tony DeMarco
Johnny Saxton
The
Garden
Bastho
Syracuse
N. Y
State Commander Visits Hospitals Across Maryland VA system
State Commander of the Disabled American Veterans James A. Rice and staff visited Fort Howard Veterans Hospital on Aug 1 meeting Dr. Fleck and touring the facility to review needs and patient access. The group also toured Lock Raven hospital with Rice outlining plans to visit all VA hospitals and chapters statewide. Senior Vice Commander Richard Lewis, Aberdeen Junior Vice Commander Herritt, Chaplain John Kellum, Monroe Woodward and Robert Purhardt joined. In other news, Norman Russell Harris was recaptured by Baltimore police after escaping City Jail. A note on marine life reports many jellyfish are diaphanous enough to be nearly invisible to swimmers.
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Department of Marsland
James A. Rice
Fort Howard Veterans Hospital
Fleck
Br. Fleck
Rice
Lock Raven
Martinshore
Richard Lewis
Baltimore
Herritt
Aberdeen
John Kellum
Monroe Woodward
Robert Purhardt
Frederick hospital notes list patients and transfers
Among The Sick Mrs Naomi Hardy of Church Street is reported in fair condition at Frederick Memorial hospital. Mr Paul S Michael treasurer of Potomac Edison Co. was admitted to Frederick Memorial hospital for rest and observation. Mrs Morgan Dayhoff was removed from Frederick Memorial Hospital Sunday morning to her Woodsboro home in G C Barton ambulance.
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Naomi Hardy
Church Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Paul S. Michael
Lindbergh Avenue
Potomac Edison Co
Morgan Dayhoff
Woodsboro
G. C. Barton
Leaders Meet at Calvary Methodist Church Service
The Leaders Bible Class at Calvary Methodist Church met Sunday with Vice President George Lockard presiding. The service included hymns led by Millard Crim, morning prayer by Robert Stansfield, and a lesson read by Paul Smith. FE S Rice spoke as a regular teacher. Attendance was Reds 47 Blues 50 with two visitors. Charles Wisner Sr. fell ill near the close and was taken to Frederick Memorial Hospital. he was reported in favorable condition shortly after.
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Frederick’ Memorial Hospital
United Fire Co
A. Buckingham
Fifty Years Ago in The News Aug 15 1905
Notes from the columns report a boy attacked by two bulldogs while helping deliver ice, the Episcopal Chapel at Burkinsville struck by lightning damaging the cupola, and an auto on North Market Street failing to start until morning. Jurors for the September term of Circuit Court are listed from Frederick district. The consolidation of Crystal Plate Ice Company with Hygeia Ice Company completed with stock purchase and deed recording.
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Imaster Herbert Hoke
Harry Hoke
East Fourth Street
Burkinlsville
Camden Ramsburg
North Market Street
Third Street
AeSherry and
Motter
Frederick
George
Taise Tow
Jesse Lipsromb
Adam W. Eichelberser
William Onns
Daniel T. Ordeman
John Crone
Frank Suman
Calvin B Cranise
G. Howard Russmans
Crystal Plate Ice Company
Hygeia Ire Company
Crystal Plate 10 Hycera O
Twenty Years Ago Rems From The Columns Of The News
A 1955 compilation notes highway traffic near Frederick Junction on the Washington bridge with near head-on danger from opposing drivers. Schools plan to use seventy three buses for student transport this fall with about 74000 dollars in costs. The Interior Secretary told Mayor Coller the city cannot obtain an extra two hundred thousand dollars from the federal government for a sanitary sewerage project. the grant will total 452295 dollars toward the million-dollar scheme. Dr Er Refalver Counts health officer warned Frederick County residents about infantile paralysis risks in Virginia areas.
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TIF
Washington Highway
Frederick Junction
Hyidze
Secretary OF the Interior
Lloyd C. Coller
ER. Refalver
Frederick
Virginia
Social Security Act turns twenty in United States welfare debate
The World Today marks twenty years since the Social Security Act, signed August 14 1943, shaping federal welfare duties from retirement and survivors to unemployment pay. The piece traces historical roots from English poor laws through Malthus Darwin and Spencer, noting shifts toward national coverage and criticisms of earlier limited state care. It also notes earlier welfare efforts and the Tuskegee Institute summer workshop closing, with a stray line on Florida and Maine population figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Marlow
Washington
Roosevelt
United States
Henry Will
Queen Elizabeth
Thomas Malthus
Charles Darwin
Herbert Spencer
Malthus
Spencer
Darwin
Pierce
Congress
Dorothea Dix
Perce
Births and life events highlighted in Carroll County notices
Local notices report births in Frederick Memorial Hospital and a birthday celebration for Mrs Kidd of Urbana. Several residents and visitors are noted traveling to New York and Long Island, with a DAV national convention in Moines mentioned. A women’s auxiliary meeting and August activities are also listed alongside miscellaneous community items.
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James F. Sweeney
South Carroll Street
Cindy Lou
Slaughter
Florella Carhaugh
Jane A Kemp
New York City
Fiotel Taft
Garland P. Feaga
Grant Place
Carol Lyon
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Steiner N. Baer
RFD
Thurmont
Frederick Mepimorial
Taines A. Rive
Department of Aareland
DAV
Tes Moines
Charles Fo
Marshall Aham
Middletown
James B. Solt
Marcia
Kathy
New York
Long Island
Adlai or Harriman in 1956 Democratic race
Washington column analyzes whether Adlai Stevenson of Illinois or Governor Harriman of New York will lead the Democrats in 1956. It notes divorce, wealth, ties to railroads, ADA affiliations, and political risks with northern and southern factions, along with how congressional probes shape voter mood and the party's strategy.
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David Lawrence Washington
Adlai
Averell
Stevenson
Illngis
Harriman
New York State
Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr
Union Pacific Railroad
E. H. Harriman
Union Pacific
New York
Adlai Stevenson
Roosevelt
Vincent Astor
Myron Taylor
South
Ike
Americans For Democratic Action
Soviet Russia
Eisenhower
Geneva
Truman
Dyetater Stalin
Washington
Flarriman
Mvs
Internal Revenue Bureau
Warn
Dollaya
Cellar
House Judiciary Committee
Kefauver
Wisconsin
Congress
Asseriaron
New York Herald Trpime Inc
Rev W C Royal celebrated 39 years at First Baptist Church
The Frederick community marked Rev W C Royal's thirty ninth year with the First Baptist Church, first as pastor then as pastor emeritus after illness. Flowers adorned the altar as friends visited his Rosemont Avenue home amid reports of improved health.
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W. C. Royal
First Baptist
Mr. Royal
Rosemont Avenue
Storm Damage To Fruit Not Heavy in Appalachian Belt
Martinsburg West Virginia growers report weekend storm damage to fruit in the Appalachian belt was not general or heavy. Apple trees bowled by wind, peaches largely spared aside from late harvest impact, and rainfall from 2 to 5 inches with weekend storms hindered assessment.
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Martinsburg
W. Vash
Appalachian
Haven
Elberia
Appalaichian
Five Americans Die In Rio De Janeiro Fire
A fire at the Vozue Hotel in Rio de Janeiro killed five Americans, including singer Warren Jines who had just completed an engagement. He leapt from a 10th floor window after flames reached his room. Four others died, two jumping from the eighth floor, and a newly married couple was found asphyxiated in a 10th floor embrace. Firemen continued search of the ruins.
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Rio de Janeiro
Srazit Ia
Warren Jinyes
Vozue Hotel
Hiaves
United States
Homicide Rate Comparison Across Countries
The United States records a higher homicide rate than Canada and Australia, about three times Scotland, and six times England. The comparison highlights stark international differences in violent crime levels.
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United States
Canada
Australia
Scotland
England
Trophies Presented At Exchange Club Model Airplane Meet
Robert Barrick and Fuegene Wemple received trophies for the highest local entry points in the Exchange Club Model Airplane meet at the VFW county club on Thursday night. The prizes covered free flight entries from the Municipal airport last Sunday, with presentations by Charles Strosnider and Frere Champtin. One guest, Rowen Bo King, was introduced by Donald Derr, manager of the Tom Houston peanut distributor ship, who showed a company movie. The Navy’s standard oxygen equipment for flyers will permit a man to breathe underwater for half an hour.
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Robert Barrick
Fuegene Wemple
Exchange Club
V.fw
Boss
Charles Strosnider
Ochibo and
Frere Champtin
Rowen Bo King
Donald Derr
Tom Houston Peanut Distibulor
Navy
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Dr. Bellis
Norman Russel
Harris
the News
Rems
Indeo Workshop
Tuskegee
P Pals
Panthern Educational Foundation
Tuskegee School of Education
Boards of Education
Maienayyy i
Pera. C. FE. Henson
Frederik, Md
Florida
Maine
Frank Keeter
Francis Scott Key Post
Francis Scott Key
Joseph B. Price Jr
Milton A. Frank Dro
Paul B. Hammond
Wiliam R. Talley
Grayson Hell
Expewive Committee
William S. Routzman
Rodney G. Lentz
James R. Reid
Benjamin B. Buckner
James G. Teter. Doub
James Engle Jr
Miss Waldtraut
Elisabeth Schoell
Paul L. Althouse
Althouse
Paul
Buddy
Mary
Evangelical Reformed Church
Miss Schnell
West Church Street
Foster EB Hanshew
Rocky Springs
Wayne
Marshew i
Wyse Annabelle Fowley
J. Douglas Wedale
North
Main Street
Federalsburg
Jeffress Dale
Nanticoke Memorial Hospital
Seaford
Del
Wes Weiidie
Alan Dall
C Chumd Dall
Cerro Parkway
Vis Stanles
Carlen Blame Vis Fleming
Dorothy Evans
Pepeal
Mfrs
Marrs Remssberg
Wis Katherine Haute
Virsnatin Renn
Wars Lockwood
Wes Walter
Sulus Caesar
Switzerland
Mars €. Kidd
Urbana
Albert Smith
Beatrice Kidd
San
Howard Kidd
James W. Oliver
Fatts Church
Ehiien
Deborah Ames
Michael
Frank Walden
Herald
Harber
Heaware Kidd
Mars Ann Stoan
Jacquelyn
Wis Lewis Galpin
Peary Lou
Baltamore
Stanley Wood
Barkerstown
Parkerins
Kidd
Isjurtes
EO Miller
Lisear Ald
Varravia
Hesmia
Army Asa Broucht
Wilmer Bodaroks Jr
Frederik
Jaly
Jacobs
Stedy
Ravuse Mies
Mary Lanne Young
Middletowwn
Tar
Lebanon
Vidleyv College
Annville
Miss Young
David Wo Young
Leh Scheel
Lma
Inca Evangelical United Brethren Third
National Geographic Society
Associated
First Baptist Church
Chicago
Taciture
Julus Boros
Southern Pines
N.C
Cary Middlecalf
Freddie Haas
LSU
Haas
Claremont
Boras
Leanakiki
Bo Wininger
Wally Ulrich
Gene Cuttier
Wininger
Ulirich
Littler
Henry Ransom
Peter Thomson
Tam Oshanier
Antonin Cerda
Buenos Aires
Uinch Pred Hawkins
Linnel Hebert
Lionels
Jay
Bob Ansburg
Belgium
France
Freudenstadt
Miles
Austria
Stuttgart
Germany
Air Force
Agret
Crx
Fleudenstadt
Nlane
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