Dr. Adler Speaks on Child Neuroses

The New York Times, 29 March 1930, p. 24. Short unsigned notice of a lecture on the prevention of neuroses and crime in children given by Alfred Adler at the Heckscher Institute for Child Health, Fifth Avenue and 104th Street, New York, on the afternoon of 28 March 1930.

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Dr. Adler Speaks on Child Neuroses

Dr. Alfred Adler, Viennese neurologist, addressed an audience of health and social workers and parents at the Heckscher Institute for Child Health, Fifth Avenue and 104th Street, yesterday afternoon on the prevention of neuroses and crime in children. Next Friday at 4 P. M., Dr. Walter H. Eddy, food analyst and professor of physiological chemistry at Columbia University, is to lecture on the prevention of malnutrition in children.

Fuente: "Dr. Adler Speaks on Child Neuroses", The New York Times, 29 March 1930, p. 24, unsigned. Transcribed from the article clipping in TimesMachine (1930-03-29_p24_107109296), rendered at 200 dpi; the tesseract OCR was used only for orientation. The whole notice is legible. It gives no account of the content of the lecture.