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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1947

Page

12

Music Comforts Mental Patients at Brooklyn Hospital

HAL BOYLE reports volunteers from the Red Cross bring music to 3,400 mentally ill patients at Brooklyn State Hospital. A piano, uniforms, and weekly visits soothe fears, awaken memories, and offer moments of joy amid wards of isolation. Some patients respond strongly, while others remain fearful or distant, with many likely to return after treatment.

Hal Boyle New York Brooklyn State Hospital Jacob Skeer W. Gordon Dunsmore Brooklyn Red Cross Red Cross Cleveland Baltimore Julius Rubin Dr. Rubin

Methodist Youth Present Summer Rash at First Methodist

A three act comedy titled Summer Rash by Rowena Blake will be staged by the high school youth fellowship of the First Methodist church at 8 p.m. Tuesday. Bob Flood directs with Martha Wilson assisting. Cast includes Kathy Crane Ronald Countryman Arthur Brinkmeyer Frances McKinney Margaret Lindsay Ernest O'Donnell Betty Jacka and Louise Hoffman.

Rowena Blake First Methodist Church Bob Flood Martha ‘Wilson Kathy Crane Ronald Countryman Arthur Brinkmeyer Frances McKinney Margaret Lindsay Ernest O'Donnell Betty Jacka Louise Hoffman

Legion Starts UNIT Petition for 10 Million Signatures

In Columbus on Pearl Harbor day James F. ONeill launched a national Legion drive to collect 10,000,000 signatures supporting universal military training. He accused national apathy of poor preparedness and named Taft as the top UMT opponent in Congress. The report also notes Shanghai radio XHMD was sealed for English broadcasts but now operates only in Chinese.

Columbus American Legion James F. O'Neill National Legion Ohio Pearl Harbor Robert A. Taft R-O O'Neill UMT Congress Shanghai XHMD

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