Music Therapy Explored At NYU Conference
Two man teams of psychiatrists and musicians will visit hospitals to apply music therapy. The aim is to develop techniques to treat physical and mental disorders and to guide future research. The NYU meeting marks the start of a nationwide effort to test music as a therapeutic agent and its potential in recovery programs.
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Kew
York
Riaes
Seal T. Bucs
Helress
Department of Music Education
New York University
der. Buros
pRasiel- Jarty
Pope
Saul
David
Roy Underwood
Michigan State College
Music
Hare
Ra M. Altschuler
Blage Hospital
Michigan
Shepferd
Enoch Pratt Hopital
Maryland
National Federation of Music Clubs
United States
Herriet Aver . Seymour
National Institute of Musical Therapy
LU. S
Arnold Elston
University of Oregon
Der
Bernard Waters
Bellévue Hospital
Burts
Arider
NYU
Williamsport Reimagines Postwar Transition With Institute
Williamsport bucks national fears of unemployment as its Technical Institute under Dr. George H. Parkes drives postwar job readiness. The program trains workers before demand exists, securing plants like Franklin Hosiery Mill and turning idle factories into steady employment for thousands.
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Berton Heath
WER
Willamaport
Pesce
Willhamaport
Williamsport
Williamsports
Williamsport ‘Technical Institute
George H. Parkes
Williemsport
Parkes
Franklin Hasiery Mila
Dr. Parkes
Plast l
Committee On Economic Development
European Coal Famine Threatens Global Economy Say Effort
A detailed report from the Office of War Information warns of a severe European coal famine with shortfalls across France, Belgium, Italy, the Netherlands, Luxembourg, Greece, Norway and more. It projects shortages of 50,600,000 tons or more for the current coal year and potential multi‑million ton deficits for Britain and the United States, threatening world production and employment.
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Washington
Europe
France
Tees Netherlands
Norway
Decpark
Belgium
Luxembourg
Greece
Italy
Hormel
United States
Russia
Britain
Germany
Bonetz
Coe Toms
Canada
South America
Coal Exports to Europe Face War End Obstacles
A wartime report outlines limited coal exports to liberated Europe. Production in western German mines may reach 50 to 60 percent of 1938 levels by year end 1985 amid equipment shortages labor shortages and supply scarcities. France likely gets the largest share of export coal as Allied aims prioritize military needs.
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Pace
Neches
Europe
Germany
Iwrich
Ruhr
Saat
Aachen
Cologne
Ares
France
Bobby Sox Teens Run Market Survey Firm in Chicago
Seven teenagers led by Eugene Gilbert operate the Gok Bart Teen Agere Services in Chicago with branches in Indianapolis and New York. The firm conducts market surveys for retailers and manufacturers to gauge teenage tastes including candy, toothpaste, footwear, newspapers read, and store preferences across schools and home groups. They plan further surveys for department stores and newspapers among Chicago teens.
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Chicate US
Eugene
Gibert
Gok Bart Teen Agere Services
CRP Leago
Gilbert
Dow
Chicago
Indianapolis
New York
Castleton Post Names Officers At Outdoor Rally
Castleton members and officers of the American Legion Post were recently endowed an outdoor rally where Mrs Albert Van Nerderynen spoke, detailing community service and Legion goals for the year.
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Village Hall
Legion
American Legion Sod
Aviniligey
Castleton Post
Ted
Mira
Albert van Nederynen
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Patrick P. Sheridan
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Comer River
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