Mental Hygiene Department Faces Commission Critique
The Moreland Commission reported the Mental Hygiene Department suffers from slow bureaucratic initiative and lack of top direction, turning institutions into custodial facilities. It praised Dr. Frederick Mac Curdy but faulted former commissioners and cited severe tuberculosis care gaps, urging a postwar plan including a dedicated tuberculosis hospital for mental patients and better veterans administration coordination.
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Moreland Commission
Dewey
Department of Mental Hygiene
Frederick MacCurdy
William J. Tiffany
Freedmoor State Hospital
Queens
Craig Colony
Sonyea
Syracuse Psychopathic Hospital
Syracuse
Psychiatric Institute
New York City
Veterans’ Administration
Budget Plan Promises Mental Hygiene Office Reorganization
In the new budget the reorganization of the office of the commissioner of mental hygiene is proposed. Other recommendations for necessary legislation are covered by bills currently in the legislature.
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Commissioner of Mental Hygiene
Round Lake and area church events and meetings
Round Lake Holy Communion at AN Saints Episcopal Church at 9:30 am led by Rev. W B Fielding Haylor. Lenten lecture hour at Library reading room today at 2:30 pm under Woman's Auxiliary. Round Lake Home Bureau hosts weaving lesson at Mrs. Winston Tirrell home. next lesson at Mrs. Harry O'Brien home. Methodist Church services at 10:30 am led by Rev. Chester A Finch. Bible School 11:45, Young People 7:30 pm led by Mrs. C A Finch. Woman's Society of Christian Service met at Methodist Church with covered dish luncheon. officers and committees listed. topic The Economic Status of Women. Maita Grange members noted. salvage drive ongoing. Malta Grange delegates attended Albany conference. next united Grange and Bureau meeting with Miss Warren Skidmore College speaker. Malta Ladies Bureau session at Mrs. Henry Van Veghten home. next meeting at Mrs. John Furman with canning lesson. chairs and materials requested. Turtles return to home after long travel.
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Saints’ Episcopal Church
W. B. Fielding Haylor
Haylor
Library
Woman's Auxiliary
Round Lake Home Bureau
Winston I. Tirrell
G. Fred Bond
Harry O’brien
Methodist Church
Chester A. Finch
Church Bible School
William M. Lighthall
C. A. Finch
Finch
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
H. Beecher Williams
William P. Sweet
Rodney O. Winans
Lilian G. Lavery
Fred G. Selch
William M. Goddard
Walter Watson
Albany
M Watson
McDermott
Malta
Grange
Grangers
Bureau
Warren Skidmore
Henry van Veghten
Robert Kopp
J. Rexford Knapp
Edmonds
John Furman
Mateial
George Jr
Emiline Rell
Amateur Forecasts Weather Conditions Madison Wis
Eleven year old Wayland Norland, an amateur forecaster in Madison, stands 75 percent accurate in daily 24 hour weather predictions. He studies wind direction sky appearance and thermometer readings, hoping to rival professional meteorologists and enter meteorology as a future profession.
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Madison
Wis
Wayland Norland
Wayland
Wisconsin
Whitehall News Tidbits From West Street to Anzio and Fortnight Events
Ill at daughter’s home Fred Martin of West Street is mentioned. Several local residents underwent surgeries at Glens Falls Hospital and Ticonderoga Hospital for appendicitis and other injuries. Lieut Anthony A Canale attends a military government school in England after graduating Whitehall School and Union College. Whitehall Council Knights of Columbus to attend a 9:30 a.m. mass at Notre Dame des Victoires and breakfast at New Arlington Hotel. Lawrence La Pierre, 15, recovers from a fractured skull from skiing with fracture confirmed via X ray. Richard Lyons spoke at a joint American Legion meeting. Frank Inglee, U.S. Navy, injured and hospitalized at Plevtssburg Naval Hospital. another sailor on leave awaiting duty. Felix Ashline, wounded at Anzio, writes home. he left Whitehall in 1943 and served in Africa. Calvary Commandery and Phoenix Lodge officers are listed for degree work with several knights assisting.
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Fred Martin
West Street
George Billings
Williams | Street
Maurice Vermet
Williams
Glens Falls Hospital
Billy Noonan
Frank Noonan
Champlain Avent
Ticonderoga Hospital
Anthony A. Canale
England
Whitehall School
Union College
Whitehall Council
Knights of Columbus
Notre Dame Des Victoires Church
New Arlington Hotel
Lawrence la Pierre
Vaughn Street
Davison Street
Naval Hospital
Plettsburg
Leste A. White
Inciee
Sampson
Mra
Felix Ashline
Willams Street
Anzio
Italy
Ashline
Whitehall
Africa
Whitehall High School
Calvary Commandery
K. T
Hudson Falls
Templar
Phoenix Lodge
Masonic Temple
Otto Rehm
A. RK. Hoffman
R. T. Bunker
Harry Cornell
Knight H. A. Belden
Ruben Weingard
W. 8. Bennett
Arthur Nelson
Leslie Brusso
Louis Heckendorn
Allen Moore
Charles van Trump
Frank Stevens
Charles Miller
Fred Rogers
A. D. Bartholomew
Avery Bullen
Louis Rathbun
George Manville
M. J. Tiler
Almon Rath
Meeting Attendees and Post Luncheon Service Details
Names listed include Leonard Bun, Leonard Young, Harry Taylor, Glen Hopper, and Robert Duffey. Luncheon followed the meeting, with direction by Clarence Bartholomew and assistants Claude Havens and Franklin Pitcher.
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Bun
Leonard Young
Harry Taylor
Glen Hopper
Robert Duffey
Clarence Bartholomew
Claude Havens
Franklin Pitcher
Red Cross Drive Benefit Party Set for Latham Hall
A benefit party for the Red Cross Drive is scheduled in Latham on Wednesday, March 22 at 8 p m at the W Pits Hose Company Hall. Sponsored by the Red Cross, the event lists Mrs Clyde Orrett as ticket committee head and Eugene Theroux as general chairman.
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Latham
Red Cross
W. Pitts Hose Company
Clyde Orrett
Eugene Theroux
Farmers Must Endorse Gas Coupons Regulation Extended
The District OPA requires all off highway users to endorse E and R gas coupons with the holder name and address. Endorsement may be written once on a block or on each coupon if presented separately. The rule aims to curb illegal diversion and applies to exchanges at any location.
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OPA
Record
Ink marks or stamps used for endorsements in ballots
The item notes that any ink or pencil mark or stamp can serve as an endorsement on a ballot as long as the mark is legible and clearly identifies the voter's choice. It emphasizes the acceptability of various marking methods under voting rules.
Endo Pencil Policy Revisions Spark Recall of Prohibited Item
A former restriction on pencil ends has been rescinded as officials clarify equipment rules. The change permits previously banned components, prompting updated guidance for players, coaches, and equipment managers across leagues.
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Green Islands
Solomons
New Zealand
U. S. Navy
Bougainville
Pacific
Round Lake
Nabisco
Weede
National Biscuit Company
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Metro
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Katz
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Herman Katz
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