International Society for Crippled Children Founded in Elyria
The International Society for Crippled Children, founded in Elyria and headquartered in the Masonic Temple Building, has expanded its work to the United States and over 30 foreign nations. E. F. Allen, known as Daddy Allen, leads the effort, sparked by a 1919 Elyria Rotary Club meeting that charged the club with aiding handicapped children.
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Masonic Temple
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E. F. Allen
Daddy
Father of crippled children movement Mr Edgar F Allen
Edgar F Allen known as Daddy Allen helped found the Ohio Society for Crippled Children and the International Society for Crippled Children. His work with Elyria Rotary Club spurred surveys and laws in Ohio and inspired campaigns across states and nations. He retired as president emeritus but remained active and gave talks in distant cities.
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Edgar F. Allen
Daddy" Allen
Elyria
Allen
Ohio
International Society
International Society for Crippled Children Expands Global Reach
The Societess for crippled children collaborates with the International Society to operate on every continent. It runs a global educational program, publishes The Crippled Child magazine, and broadcasts via over 100 radio stations. A new Easter Seals fund-raiser supports ongoing work and chapter development worldwide.
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Japan
India
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Austria
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Denmark
England
France
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Norway
Russia
Spain
Sweden
Switzerland
Wales
Yugoslavia
Regulations on Trailers Vary by State in New Booklet
The National Highway Users Conference lists state rules for automobile trailers. Most trailers meet any state's standards, with Ohio and five others not requiring out-of-state trailers to comply if home-state laws suffice. The booklet covers lengths widths brakes heights and registration fees, noting significant differences across states.
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