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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Dementia Praecox. That extreme condition of dull wits and sluggish brain called dementia praecox (adolescent insanity) affects so many people in the U. S. that all the hospitals of the country could not contain them. Roy Graham Hoskins of Boston counted 140,000 in mental hospitals alone. The need for solution of the dementia praecox problem "is exigent," yet it "is being grossly neglected." Signs of this mental disease are constant melancholy and self-absorption. Bad cases behave like very young, helpless children...
Last week Citizen Talbot went into his long-rumored bankruptcy. For one day it seemed that Mr. Talbot was merely a businessman whose strength had been weakened by overexpansion, who was left floundering in Depression's flood. But the next day California Corporation Commissioner Raymond Le Roy Haight made charges which, if true, will strip the last vestige of decency from the friend of Mayors. Also involved in the hideous charges last week was Clarence M. Fuller, onetime Richfield president, still solvent but jobless...
...Born. To Roy Edward Larsen, vice president of TIME, and to Mrs. Margaret Zerbe Larsen; a son, Robert Roy; in Manhattan. Weight...
...units of the Harvardians, well-known undergraduate jazz orchestra, have been engaged to play for the student third class on the transatlantic liners Scythia and Lafayette during the coming summer, it was announced yesterday by Roy Lamson '29, leader and manager of the organization...
Chaffe 1G, of Warwick; Haskell Charles Freedman 1L, of Cambridge; David Earl Hockman 1L, of Cambridge; Roy Lamson, Jr. 2g, of Cambridge; Lester Snow King 3M, of Cambridge; David Anschel Nathans 1L, of Cambridge; Joseph Patrick Maloney 1G.B., of Cambridge; George Henry Sage 1G.B., of Dorchester; Harold Snyder '31, of Cambridge; John Francis Groden 1L, of Cambridge; Martin Canavan 1G.B., of Cambridge; and Wendell Daniel MacDonald '31, of Cambridge...