NIH Official Speaks at Hood College Night Class
Dr James A Shannon associate director of the National Institute of Health spoke at Hood College on community health and welfare. He noted medical research has quadrupled in ten years and cited rising funding and public support through cancer and heart groups. He highlighted research at the Neurological Institute on disturbed children and schizophrenia and urged more therapy funding to save money. The next class will feature Dr Irene Hitchman on treatment of mentally ill patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
James A. Shannon
National Institute of Health
Bethesda
Hood College
Shannon
Cancer and
Heart Associations
Neurological Institute
Cancer Institute
Heart Institute
Baltimore-Washington Area
Gambrul Gsimnasium
Irene Hitchman
Springfield State Hospital
Lakesville
Dorothy Dix Says Learn to Converse Freely Despite Shyness
Dorothy Dix advises Sheila a 16 year old with public speaking strength yet difficulty conversing one on one. The counselor notes many people panic in private talks, urges not to worry, emphasizes youth and datelessness as non crises, and praises her many talents while warning against monopolizing conversations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Dix
Miss Dix
Sheila F
Sheila
Advice columns and lifestyle notes from a historical paper
The page compiles domestic guidance on social aging in performance, neighborly etiquette during visits, marriage strain from gambling, and suggested coping strategies for interruptions during work. It also notes the historical introduction of sugar cane to Hawaii and Polynesian seafaring origins.
Doctor Says Athletes Not Harmful To Heart On Average
Dr Edwin P Jordan reports studies comparing athletes and nonathletes show little difference in life expectancy. While some endurance sports may stress the heart, overall strenuous exercise does not create lasting heart damage in healthy individuals. Supervision and avoiding illness are advised. Also notes Walkersville Methodist Church Young Adult Class met with 14 members, devotions led by Mrs Charles Nicodemus, plans for a nursery program and a donation decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin P. Jordan
NEA
England
Fromo
Walkersville Methodist Church
Robert Nicodemus, Jr
Charles Nicodemus
Children Aid meeting set for Walkersville
The next Children’s Aid gathering will be held November 13 at the home of Mrs. Harry Morgan in Walkersville. The Monocacy Valley Association sales branch met at the Francis Scott Key Hotel for its first fall winter session. Edward D. Grove was elected chair to succeed Richard N. Cromwell with Richard C. Dutrow named vice chairman. A season program was outlined and a campaign to enlist parental sales forces in the association’s efforts was announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pnoto
Davis Stuart
Community Chest General
Marion N. Kehne
Linden Hills
Community Chest
John A McCabe
West Third Street
Red Feather
John A. Derr
General Chest
Hotel Frederick
Frederick
Childrens’ Aid
Harry Morgan
Walkersville
Monocacy Valley Association
Francis Scott ‘Key
Edward D. Grove
M. J. Grove ‘Lime Company
Richard N. Cromwell
Ramsburg Fertilizer ‘Company
Richard C. Dutrow
Frederick Brick Works
Also Mentioned on This Page
NIH
EBIG
Gove
Othwan CF
Manta Cove
Jen Paya
Met
East Patrick
Monument
Robert C. Schutz
YES
Ell
Towes
Mss Dix
Bell Syndicate
Hawaii
Islands
Asia
Service Modern Pharmacy
Pearre’s Drug Store
Monocacy Oil Company
Frederick, Md
June Allyson
20Th Century Fox Picture Cinemas
Technirator
N. Market ST
W. Patrick Si
Louisville, Kentucky
Farmall Trac
Tors
International Harvester Works
Louisville
Kentucky
Capital Airlines
H. B. Duvall Frederick, MD
Farm Equipment Center
Thurmont, MD
MonrovIa
Monrovia, MD
H. C. Summers & Co
Jefferson, MD
North Market ST
U. K
Studebaker
Chevrolet
E. Patrick St
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