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21. Injuries Suffered by Firemen at Old Major Clinic, 31st and Euclid Injuries Suffered by Firemen at Old Major Clinic, 31st and Euclid August/29/1963 Photo and article about the fire "heavily damag[ing] the old Major clinic, one of the city's first psychiatric hospitals." History of the clinic, "constructed in 1905 by Dr. Grover S. Burnett, a psychiatrist,"...
22. Kansas Citians with Records: City Builders--Representative Missourians Kansas Citians with Records: City Builders--Representative Missourians 1912 Biographical sketch of Dr. G. Wilse Robinson, a neurologist physician and "owner of the Punton Sanitarium" born in Missouri in 1871 and coming to Kansas City in 1902.
23. Kansas Citians with Records: City Builders--Representative Missourians Kansas Citians with Records: City Builders--Representative Missourians 1912 Biographical sketch of Dr. John Punton, a physician born in England in 1855 and emigrating to Kansas City as founder of "the Punton Sanitarium, which is now owned by Dr. G. Wilse Robinson."
24. Kansas City Health Kansas City Health Information on the history of health care provision and facilities in Kansas City, including hospitals and doctors, etc.
25. Kansas City People Kansas City People January 1, 1989 File containing a biographical article about Mamie Hughes Rodgers, or Mamie Rodgers, "a former Jackson County legislator and former chief executive officer of the Black Economic Union." Also "ombudsman-coordinator...
26. Kansas City Women of Independent Minds Kansas City Women of Independent Minds 1992 Photo and bio of Carolyn Doughty, "executive secretary of the Woman's City Club for nearly 50 years." Description of her life and career as a native of Clinton, Missouri, joining the club in 1918 at 408...
27. KC Free Health Clinic Works to Meet Rising Health Care Needs KC Free Health Clinic Works to Meet Rising Health Care Needs December 1, 2005 The Kansas City Free HEalth Clinic was founded in 1971. Although its work has evolved its core mission is still "to promote health and wellness by providing quality services, at no charge, to people without...
28. Local Heroes: Ron McMillan Local Heroes: Ron McMillan December 1995 Photo and biographical description of Ron McMillan, a 47-year-old black anti-crime activist in Kansas City, especially working with drug addicts. Coming to Kansas City in 1988 from New York City and forming...
29. Making a Difference Making a Difference November//1990 Section of the article describing the Southwest Boulevard Family Health Clinic and its founder, Dr. Sharon Lee, designed to "provide health care services to all, including people who are underserved,"...
30. May We Present Dorothy Gallagher May We Present Dorothy Gallagher March/22/1935 Photo and biographical article about Dorothy Gallagher, founder of the Guadalupe Center with a new "Spanish Colonial building" designed by architect E. G. Rainey under construction. Description of her...
31. Menninger Foundation Menninger Foundation Photos and information on Dr. Karl Augustus Menninger, or Karl Menninger, a psychiatrist and co-founder of the Menninger Clinic in Topeka, Kansas, in 1925 (a nationally top-ranked psychiatric hospital)...
32. Mission of Planned Parenthood Goes Beyond Abortion Mission of Planned Parenthood Goes Beyond Abortion April/10-16/1997 Describes the history, activities, and status of the Mid-Missouri and Eastern Kansas Planned Parenthood organization.
33. Missouri Democracy: A History of the Party and Its Representative Members--Past and Present Missouri Democracy: A History of the Party and Its Representative Members--Past and Present 1935 Biographical sketch of Dr. Herbert Mantz, a Kansas City physician and "zealous worker in the crusade against tuberculosis" at his "local clinic founded to combat this dread disease." Born in Westplains,...
34. New Answer to Health Care for Women New Answer to Health Care for Women December-January//1974-1975 Article about the then-new phenomenon of abortion clinics.
35. New Answer to Health Care for Women New Answer to Health Care for Women December-January//1974-1975 Article about the abortion clinic, Comprehensive Health Services, at 7700 West 63rd Street (Highway 50).
36. Northeast Medical Office Provides Options Northeast Medical Office Provides Options December/26/2001 The Northeast Medical Office is located at 4126 St. John Avenue. Patients of the clinic were sent to Trinity Lutheran Hospital which recently closed. It is hoped that Health Midwest will not close this...
37. On Pins and Needles On Pins and Needles April//1975 Article about acupuncture services in Kansas City.
38. Panda Place Wellness Center Panda Place Wellness Center September/12/2001 Article about the "Panda Place Wellness Center, located at McCoy Elementary School" as "the only full-service clinic located within an elementary school in Kansas City, Missouri."
39. Players: Ann Romaker Players: Ann Romaker October 2001 Photo and article about Dr. Ann Romaker, a physician, "president of the Metropolitan Medical Society," and "director of the sleep disorders clinic at St. Luke's Hospital."
40. Project Hi Blood: A Door-to-Door Fight against Hypertension Project Hi Blood: A Door-to-Door Fight against Hypertension February//1975 Photos and article about "Project Hi Blood, a model out-reach program to locate and treat hypertension victims," especially poor blacks "throughout Kansas City, Mo., ghetto" and headquartered at "the new...