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. EC 000 512SENSORY DISORDERS, SPEECH DEFECTS AND PHYSICAL HANDICAPS.CATALOG OF LIBRARY ACCESSIONS.BY.* FEARON, ROSS E.

FARMINGTON STATE COLL., MAINE

PUB DATE 1 OCT 66EDRS PRICE MF.-$0.50 HC--$3.00 75P.

DESCRIPTORS- *BIBLIOGRAPHIES, *SPECIAL EDUCATION, *SPEECHHANDICAPS, *PHYSICAL HANDICAPS, *NEUROLOGICAL DEFECTS,PUBLICATIONS, BOOKLISTS, PHYSICALLY HANDICAPPED, SPEECHHANDICAPPED, NEUROLOGICALLY HANDICAPPED, FARMINGTON

AS PART OF A SERIES OF SUBJECT CATALOGS LISTING SPECIALEDUCATION HOLDINGS AT THE MANTOR LIBRARY AT FARMINGTON STATECOLLEGE, THIS PUBLICATION LISTS 877 DOCUMENTS CONCERNINGSENSORY DISORDERS, SPEECH HANDICAPS, AND PHYSICAL HANDICAPS.ONE SECTION OF DOCUMENTS IS LISTED BY DEWEY DECIMALCLASSYL'ICATION NUMEEg. ANOTHER SECTION OF VERTICAL FILEi4ATERIALS IS LISTED ALPHABETICALLY BY AUTHOR OR INSTITUTIONSOURCE- i.iTERIALS RANGE FROM 1892 TO 1966 AND INCLUDE i;E:rik-iti.AND SPECIFIC TEXTS, PROCEEDINGS, RESEARCH REPORTS,LEGISLAIIVE AND ADMINISTRATIVE REPORTS, SERVICE DIRECTORIES,BIBLIOGRAPHIES, AND REPORTS ON TRAINING PROGRAMS. SUBJECTSREPRESENTED ARE INCIDENCE AND CAUSES OF DISORDERS,EVALUATION, THEORY, ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY, SPEECH ANDLANGUAGE DEVELOPMENT, REHABILITATION, PSYCHOLOGICAL ANDMEDICAL ASPECTS, EDUCATION, PARENT EDUCATION, VOCAT.ONALGUIDANCE, SOCIAL SERVICE, RECREATION, RESEARCH, ANDPROFESSIONAL TRAINING. THIS ARTICLE WAS PUBLISHED IN THE"SPECIAL EDUCATION BULLETIN" OF FARMINGTON STATE COLLEGE,VOLUME 4, NUMBER 3D, OCTOBER 1, 1966. (MY)

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SENSORY DISORDERS, SPEECH DEFECTSAND PHYSICAL HANDICAPS

Volume IV

DEPARTMENT OF SPECIAL EDUCATION

FARMINGTON STATE 'COLLEGE

FARMINGTON, MAINE

October I, 1966 Number 3b

U.S. DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, EDUCATION & WELFARE

OFFICE OF EDUCATION

THIS DOCUMENT HAS BEEN REPRODUCED EXACTLY AS RECEIVED FROM THE

PERSON OR ORGANIZATION ORIGINATING IT. POINTS OF VIEW OR OPINIONS

ST!tTED DO NOT NECESSARILY REPRESENT OFFICIAL OFFICE OF EDUCATION

POSITION OR POLICY.

DEPARTMENT OF SPECIAL EDUCATIONFARMINGTON STATE COLLEGE

Catalog of Library Accessions

eCWRy ninprIP14C, SPPTCH DEFECTS

AND PHYSICAL HANDICAPS

Volume IV

Compiled by-

Ross E. Fearon, DirectorDepartment of Special Education

October I, 1966 Number 3b

INTRODUCTION

This catalog is the fourth in a new series designed to list thecurrent holdings of the Mantor Library at Farmington State College inthe field of special education. The category of Sensory Disorders,Speech Defects and Physical Handicaps covers a wide and vabied field.However, we have found some similarities which seem to indicate thatsuch a category is useful for undergraduate students.

The Department of Special Education expects to issue a laterbulletin which will list the holdings in the area of speech and hearing.This bulletin becomes desirable and useful with the addition of programsfor the training of public school speech correctionists and for thetraining of teachers of the deaf.

As with the previous bulletins which have been issued this yearlisting the special education holdings, it is expected that periodicsupplements will he igcnati.

Grateful appreciation is extended to the staff of the Mantor Librarydnd iv afagy for their exiensivt-s assistance.

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CATALOG OF LIBRARY ACCESSIONS

SENSORY DISORDERS, SPEECH DEFECTSAND PHYSICAL HANDICAPS

016.3624L564bLende, Helga

Books About the Blind, A BibliographicalGuide to Literature Relating to theBlind, new rev. ed.New York, American Foundation for theBlind, 1953. 357 p.

016.37192R356aReid, L. Leon, compiler

An Annotated Bibliography of SelectedReferences in Cerebral Palsy forProfessional Personnel and Parents,compiled by L. Leon Reid, Melba M.Miller and William G. WolfePittablasgh Stanwix House, 1960. 84 p.

016 . 61285

Harvard University. Psycho-AcousticalLaboratory

Bib! iography on Hearing., prepared by the

Psycho Acoustical Laboratory, HarvardUniversity, S. S. Stevens, director,

J. C. G. Loring, compiler, Dorothy Cohen,technical editorCambridge, Massachusetts, HarvardUniversity Press, 1955. 599 p.

131.322G239pGarrett, James F., ed.

Psychological Practices with thePhysically Disabled, edited by James F.Garrett and Edna S. LevineNew York, Columbia University Press,1962. 463 p.

132.155Ei36pEisenson, Jon

The Psychology of Speech

I New York, Appleton-Century-Crofts,1938. 280 p.

136

W947pWright, Mrs. Beatrice Ann

Physical Disability; A Psychological

ApproachNew York, Harper, 1960. 408 p.

136.7L675hLewis, Morris M.

How Children Learn to Speak

New York, Basic Books, 1959. 143 p.

136.73521129iIllingworth, Ronald S.

An Introduction to Developmental

Assessment in the, First Year

London, National Spastics Society,

1962. 42 p.

136.744G8111Greene, Mrs. Margaret C. L.

Learning to Talk; A Parent's, Guide

for the First Five YearsNew Yoyk, fldrper, 1960. 90 t4

136.761

C989bCuts forth, Thomas D.

The Blind in Schopl and Society;A Psychological Study, new ed.

New York, American Foundation for

the Blind, 1951. 269 pu

136.761G239pGarrett, James F., ed.

Psychological Aspects of Physical

DisabilityWashington, U. S. GovernmentPrinting Office, n. d. 195 p.

136.761L665pLevine,. Mrs. Edna S.

The Psychology of Deafness; Techniquesof Appraisal for RehabilitationNew York, Columbia UniversityPress, 1960. 383 p.

136.761M996pMyklebust, Hamar R.The Psychology of Deafness; SensoryDeprivation, Learning and Adjustment

New York, Grune and Stratton, 1960.393 p.

-2-137.3168?J62

Johnson, WendellThe Influence of Stuttering on thePersonality

Iowa City, Iowa, The University ofIowa, 1932. 140 p.

151.223T239p

Taylor, Edith M..

Psychological Appraisal of Children withCerebral Defects

CaMbridge, Massachusetts, HarvardUniversity Press, 1961 01959. 499 p.

152

G315h

Geldard, Frank A.The Human SensesNew York, John Wiley, 1953. 365 p.

1g.00!

H669m

Hirsh, Ira Jean

The Measurement of HearingNew York, McGraw--Hill, 1952. 364 p.

158.8C934d

Critchley, Macdonald

Developmental DyslexiaLondon, Heinenumm6 1964. 204 p.

301.15B2554

Barker, Roger G.

Adjustment to Physical Handicap andillness; A Survey of the Social Psycholo-gy of Physique and Disability, by RogerG. Barker, Beatrice A. Wright andMollie R. Gonick

New York, Social Science ResearchCouncil, 1946. 372 p.

301.428D2,61p

Davis, Fred

Passage Through Crisis; Polio Victimsand Their Families

Indianapolis, ihdiancr, Bobbs-Merrill;1963. 195 .p.

312.4H127a

Haddon, William, Jr.

Accident Research; Methods andApproaches, by William Haddon, Jr.,Edward A. Suchman and David KleinNew York; Harper and Row, 1964.752 p.

331.59L828v

Lopuist, Lloyd H.Vocational Counseling with thePhysically Handicapped .

New Yorks Appleton-Century-Crofts,1957. 384 p.

331.59W994c

WVshak, Graceet!rdiacs and Diabetics in Industry;A Study !n Work Exper!cncc, by CraJzWyshak and Leonid,& Snegireff andAugusta F. Law

Springfield, Illinois, Charles C.Thomas, 1961. 260 p.

331.822C8?3r

Covalt, Donald A., ed.

Rehabilitation in industry'no York, Grune and:Stratton, 1958.154 p.

331.86811495v

Neuschutzs Louiie M.

Vocational Rehabilitation for thePhysically Handicapped


361.6

United Nations. Department ofEconomiaand Social Affairs

Study on Legislative and Administra-tive Aspetts of Rehabilitation of theDisabled in Selected CountriesNew York, United Nations, 1964.175 p.

11115110

362L425a

Lawton, Edith BuchwaidActivities of Daily Living for PhysicalRehabilitation

New York, Blakiston Division, *Grow-Bill, 1963. 301 p.

362.3N2775s

National Committee on Sheltered Workshopsand Homebound Programs

Sheltered Workshops and Homebound Prog-rams; A Handbook on their Establishmentand Standards of OperationNew York, The Committee, 19.52. ?1 p.

362.4B347cBauman, Mary

Characteristics of Blind and VisuallyHandicannp4 PeqIn !n prmf,Lslz,":,

Sales and Managerial WorkHarrisburg, Pennsylvania Office forthe Blind, 1963. 116 p.

362.40723wGomm, Alan G.

The War Blind In American SocialStructure

New York, American Foundation for theBlind, 1957. 237 p.

362.40763pGrant, William R.

Principles of. Rehabilitation

Edinburgh, E. & S. Livingstone, 1963.76 p.

362.4IfP3

If You Have a Deaf Child; A Collectionof Helpful Hints to Mothers of DeafCh!ldrenUrbana, Illinois, Published for theIllinois Annual School for Mothersof Lair Children by the Universityof Illinois Press, 1949. 134 p.

362.4111996y

hVklebust, Helmer R.

Your Deaf Child; A Guide for ParentsSpringfield, Illinois, Charles C.Thomas, 1950. 133 p.

362.41Am5128American Public Health Association.Committee on Child Health

Services for Children with Vision andEye Problems; A Guide for PublicHealth Personnel, prepared jointly bythe Committee on Child Health of theAmerican Public Health Associationand the National Society for thePrevention of Blinthwas

New York, American Public HealthAssociation, 1956. 112 p.

362.41

C319bCarroll, Thomas J.

Blindness; What. It is, What It Does,

and How to Live wIthBoston, Little; Brown, 1961. 382 p.

wwn Alvcia.=A

IC955s

Cruickshank, William M.Services to Blind Children in NewYork State, by William M. Cruickshankand Matthew J. Trippe

Syracuse,, Syracuse University Press,

1959. 495 p.

362.41F4968Finestone, Samuel, ed.

Social Casework and Blindness, bySamuel Finestone and othersNew York, American Foundation forthe Blind, 1960. 15? p.

362.41

L91 ?o

1964

Lowenfeld, BertholdOur Blind Children: Growing andLearning with Them, 2nd ed.


362.41

L917OLowenfeld, BertholdOur Blind Children: GrowingandLearning with ThemSpringfield, Illinois, Charles C.Thomas, 1956. 205 p.

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362.41

N85?b

Norris, Miriam

Blindness in Children, by Miriam Norris,

Patricia Spaulding and Fern BrodieChicago, University of Chicago Press,1957. 173 p.

362.41Sp845b

Spencer, Marietta B.

Blind Children in Family and CommunityMinneapolis, University of MinnesotaPress, 1960. 142 p.

362.42Am5128sAmerican Public Health Association.Committee on Child HeathRArvices for Children with Hearing

Impairment; A Guide for Public HealthPersonnelNov York Amarf.nnn POW! mant*I1

Association; 1956. 124 p.

362.42.

Am5128seAmerican Public Health Association.Committee on Child HealthServices for Children with OrthopedicHandicaps; A Guide for Public HealthPersonnel


1N362.42

394eetz, Steven B.

Environment and the Deaf ChildSpringfield, Illinois, Charles Thomas,1953. 1?3 p.

62.42532f

New York. State Psychiatric Institute.Mental Health Project for the Deaf

Family and Mental Health Problems in aDeaf Population, edited by John D.Rainer, Kenneth Z. Altauler and FranzJ. KaUmann with the assistance of W.Edwards DemingNew York, Department of Medical 4.

Genetics, New York State PsychiatricInstitute, Columbia University, 1963.260 p.

362.78Am51268Americo?. Public Health Association.Committee on Child Health

Services for Children with HeartDisease and Rheumatic Fever; A Guide

for Public Health Personnel. Pre-

pared jciritly by the Committee onChild Health of the American PublicHealth Association and the American

Heart AssociationNew York, American Public Health

Association, 1960. 118 p.

362.78C153bCalifornia. University. University at

Los Angeles. Child Amputee Prothestics

ProjectThe Limb-Deficient Child, edited by

Berton BlakesleeBerkeley, University of California

Areivic.vvetol save. gi(IA e.

362.78M254mMallinson, Vernon

None Can Be Called Deformed; Problemsof the Crippled Adolescent

New York, Roy Publishers, 195 ?.

214 p.

362.9Sh561nShryock, Richard H.

National Tuberculosis Association,1904 - 1954; A Study of the VoluntaryHealth Movement in the United StatesNew York, National TuberculosisAssociation, 1957. 342 p.

371.422J17cJacobs, Abraham, ed.

Counseling in the RehabilitativeProcess, edited by Abrahm Jacobs,Jean Pierre Jordaan and Salvatore C.Di MichaelNew York, Bureau of Publications,Teachers College, Columbia Univer-sity, 1961. 128 p.

371.425V872v

Vocational Advisory ServiceVocational Counseling for Children withHeart Disease or a History of RheumaticFever; A Pilot Study, report prepared byEdna M. Lawrence

New York, American Heart Association,1961. 246 p.

371.73P174aFait, Hollis F.

Adpated Physical Education; for Thosewith Physical and Mental Deviations andLow Physical Fitness

Philadelphia, W. B. *Saunders) 1960.332 p.

371;9

C153California. State Department of Education

Education of Physic:oily kanolcapped

ChildrenSacramento, California State Depart-ment of Education, 1941. 121 p.

371.9C7484Conference on Exploration iY,o the Problemsof the Perceptually Handic.pped Child

Proceedings of the Conference, April 6,1963

Evanston, Illinois, The Conference,1963. 102 p.

371.9C ?53e

Connor, Frances P.Education of Homebound or HospitalizedChildren

New York, Bureau of Publications,Teachers College, Columbia University,1964. 125 p.

371.9

D295pDecker, Frieda

Progressive Lessons for LanguageRetrainingNew York, Harper, 1960. 4 vol.

371.9G319aGellman, WilliamAdjusting People to Work, 2nd ed.

. Chicago, Jewish Vocational Serviceand Erzployment Center, 1957. 139 p.

371.9St96 ?h

Stoddard, Jane, compilerHome and Hospital Instruction inCal ifornia, compiled by Jane. Stoddard

and biro. Beatrice E, Gore'

Sacramento, California, StateDepartment of Education, 1959.

77'p.

3?1.91

A1418r.'glans W. 35004

Rehabilitation: A Community Challenge.New York, John Wiley, 1958. 247 p.

371.91

C552wChouinard, Edward L.

Workshops for the Disabled; A Voca-

tional Rehabilitation Resource,edited by Edward L. Chouinard andJames P. Garrett

Washington, D. C., U, S. GovernmentPrintiizg Office, 1956. 16? p.

371.91D186a1965Daniels, Arthur S.Adapted Physical Education; Principlesand Practice of Physical Educationfor Exceptional Students, 2nd ed.,by Arthur S. Daniels and Evelyn .A.

DaviesNew York, Harper and Row, 1965.

54? p.

371.91D186aDaniels, Arthur S.

Adapted Physical EducationNew York, Harper, 1954. 538 p.

371.91

F559r

FitzPatrick, Thomas K.

Rehabilitation Program and Facilitiesof Western Europe; A Report of a SurveyCovering 12 Countries, prepared underfellowship grants from VocationalRehabilitation Administration and theFellowship Fund of the Longley Awardsof the American Institute of Architects

Washington, D. C. U. S. GovernmentPrinting Office, 1963. 320 p.

371.91

In616f1959

International Society for the Welfare ofCripples

First Mediterranean Conference onRehabilitation...June 9-14, 1959; Theme:Planning National Programmes on.

Rehabilitation, edited by the HellenicSociety for Crippled Children_, theAffiliate of the International Societyfor ths2 Neliate oferinnia

n.p., 1959. 136 p.

371.91

In616p

International Society for the Welfare ofCripples

Planning for Victory Over Disablement;Proceedings. of the Seventh World Congressof the Society Held at Church House,

Westminster, London, July 22-26, 1957,with the cooperation of the CentralCouncil for the Care of Cripples, andother agencies

London, The Council., 195 ?. 525 p.

371.91K42r1953

Kessler, Henry H.

Rehabilitation of the PhysicallyHandicapped, rev. ed.

New York, Columbia University Press,1953. 275 p.

371.91LO650

Levin, Katharine AnnaCerebral Palsy; the Pioneer Years ofOccupational Therapy in ScotlandEdinburgh, E. & S. Livingstone, Ltd.,1964. 120 p.

371.91M158tMackie, Romaine P.

Teachers of Crippled Children andTeachers of Children with SpecAalHealth Problvms; A Report Based onFindings from the Study Qualification_and Preparation of Teachers of

Exceptional Children, prepared byRomaine P. Mackie and Francca P.Connor in collaboration with MauriceH. Fouracre and others

Washington, D. C. 3 U. S. GovermentPrinting Office, 1961. 124 p.

371.91M429sMathews, Donald K.

The Science of Physical Education forHandicapped Children, by Donald K.Mathews, Robert Kruse and VirginiaShawNew York, Harper, 1962, 317 p.

37/.91Pl95c1962Pan - Pacific Rehabilitation Conference,

2nd, Manila, 1962

Nat Iona 1 Programs for Rehab i i i tat ion -

A Challenge in the Pacific, editedby Born:facia L. Amor and Ester.fie Jesus-Amor

Manila, Philippines Foundation forthe Rehabilitation of Disabled,Lle., 1964. 358 p.

371.91

P195cPan - Pacific Rehabilitation Conference,

1st, Sidney, 1958

Conquering Physical Handicaps;

Official Proceedings of the FirstConference, November 10-14, 1958Sidney, Australia, N.S.W., TheAustralian Advisory Council forthe Physically Handicapped, 1958.591 po.

371.91P321hPattison, Harry A., ed.The Handicapped and Their Rehabilita-tion

Springfield, Illinois, Thomas,1957. 944 p.

371.91P65pPintner, Rudolf

The Psychology of the Physically Handi-capped, by Rudolf Pintner, JonEiseman and Mildred Stanton

New York, F. S. Crofts, 1946 c1941.391 p.

371.91R233gRatchick, Irving.Guidance and the Physically HandicappedChild, by Irving Ratchick and Frances G.Koenig

Chicago, Science Research Associates,1963. 64 p.

371.91R949gRusalem, Herbert

Guiding the Physically HandicappedCol lege Student


371.91R956Rusk, Howard A.

Living with a Disability, by Howard A.Rusk and Eugene J. Taylor, in collabora-tion with Muriel Zinnerman and JuliaJudson

Garden City, &b.., York, BlakistonCompany, 1953. 207 p.

371.91R956nRusk, Howard A.

New Hope for the Handicapped; TheRehabilitation of the Disabled from Bedto Job, by Howard A Rusk and EUgene J.Taylor

New York, Harper, 1949. 231 p.

371.91

So679rSoden, William H., ed.

Rehabilitation of the HandicappedNew York, Ronald Press, 1949. 399 p.

371.91St877eStone, Eleanor B.

Corrective Therapy for the Handicapped

Child, by Eleanor B. Stone and John.W. Deyton

Englewood Cliffs., New Jersey.,Prentice-Hall, 1951. 315 p.

3?1.91T247eTaylor, Wallace W.

Special Education of PhysicallyHandicapped Children in WesternEurope, by Wallace W. Taylor andIsabelle W. TaylorNew York, International Society forthe Welfare of Cripples, 1960.497 p.

371.911

B328rBateMan, Barbara D.

Reading and Psycholinguistic Process-es of Partially Seeing ChildrenWashington, D. C., Council forExceptional Children, NationalEducation Association, 1963. 46 p.

3?1.911C874aCowen, Etnory L

Adjustment to Visual Disability inAdolescence, by Emory L. Cowen, RitaP. Underberg, Ronald 2'. Verrill° and

Frank G. BenhamNew York, American Foundation forthe Blind, 1961. 239 p.

371.911Ea11tEakin, William M.Type, Printing and the Partially Seeinc

Chi Id, by William M. Eakin and ThomasL. McFarland

Pi'tsburgh, Stanwix House, 1960.

15 p.

371.911

EalltyEakin, William M.

Type Size Research for the Partial ly

Seeing Child, by William M. Raking.,Robert J. A. Pratt and' Thomas L.McFarland

Pittsburgh, Stanwix House, 1961.32 p.

371.911H28e1959Hathaway, Winifred P.

Education and Health of the PartiallySeeing Child, 2nd ed., rev. by Franklin

Foote, Dorothy Bryan and Helen GibbonsNew York, CoZwnbia University Press,1959. 201 p.

371.911H28eHathaway Winifred P.

Education and Health of the Partial lySeeing Child

New York,. Columbia University Press,194 ?. 216 p.

371.911H889fHuffinan, Mildred B.

Fun Comes First for Blind Slow-LearnersSpringfield, Illinois, Charles C.Thome, 1957. 157 p.

371.911J77bJones, John W.

Blind Children; Degree of Vision, Modeof Reading

Washington, D. C.., U. S. Departmentof Health, Education, and Welfare,Office of Education, 1961. 3? p.

371.911L863sLoomis. Madeleine S.

Standard English Braille in TwentyLessons


371.911M158tMackie, Romaine P.

Teachers of Children Who Are Partial ly

Seeing

Washington, D. Cl, U. S. Departmentof Health, Education, and Welfare,Office of Education, 1956. 71 p.

371.911M158teMackie, Romaine P.

Teachers of Children Who Are BlindWashington, D, C., U. S. Department

of Health Education, and Welfare,Office of Education, 1956. 109 p.

371.911P392hPelone Anthony J.

Helping the V.4ual ly Handicapped

Child in a Regular ClassNew York, Bureau of Publications,Teachers College, Columbia Universi-ty, 1957. 99 p.

371.912Am5124rAmerican Instructors of the Deaf

Report of the Proceedings of theFortieth Meeting of the Convention ofAmerican Instructors of the Deaf.Oregon School for the Deaf, Salem,Oregon. Convention Theme, "SettingOur Sights for the Sixties." June

25-30, 1961Washington, D. C., U. S. Government

Printing Office, 1962. 389 p.

371.912B892mBruhn, Martha E.

The Muller-Wal le Method of Lip-Read-

ing for the Deaf (Bruhn Lip-ReadingSystem)

Lynn, Massachusetts, Thomas P.Nichols and Son, 1924. 282 p.

371.912B9428Bunger, Anna Mae

Speech Reading, Jena Method, 4th ed.Danville, Illinois, The Interstate,1961. 109 p.

371.912D139aDale, Dion Murrary CrosbieApplied Audiology for Children

Springfield, Illinois, CharlesThomas, 1962. 165 p.

371.912D545dDi Carlo, Louis M.

The DeafEnglewood Cliffs, New Jersey,Prentice-Hall, 1964. 149 p.

-9-371.912D637c

Doctor; Powrie V. , ed.Communication with the Deaf; A Guide toParents of Deaf ChildrenLancaster; Pennsylvania, .Intel igencerPrinting Company, 1963. 9b p.

371.912Ew951'

Ewing, Irene RosettaLipreading and Hearing AidsManchester, University Press, 1962.73;p.*

371.912Ew94t

Ewing, Sir Alexander William GordonTeaching Deaf Children to Talk, by SirAlexander Weing and Lady Ethel C. DingManchester, University Press;Washington, Volta Bureau, 1964. 254 p.

371.912Ew95o

Ming, Irene R.Opportunity and the Deaf Child', byIrene R. Ewing and A. W. GC BOingLondon, University of London Press,194 ?. 252 p.

371.912Ew95eEwing, Irene R.

Speech and the Deaf Child, by Irene R.Ewing and A. W. G. Mang

Washington, D. C., Volta Bureau,1954. 256 p.

371.912F452d

Fiedler, Miriam F.Deaf Childreh in a Hearing World, TheirEducation and AdjustmentNew York, Ronald Press Compaq", 1952.320 p.

371.9120259ZGates, Arthur I.

Learning to 1.We Hearing Aids, by ArthurI. Gates and Rose E. Kushner


371.912G656n

Gordon, Joseph C.

Notes and Observations Upon theEducation of the Deaf, with a revisedindex to education of deaf childrenWashington, D. CC, Volta Bureau,1892. 90 p.

371.912H31411963Harris, Grace M. .

Language for the Preschool Deaf Child,2nd ed.

New York, Grunt? and Stiattons 1963.354 p.

371.91211352s&spiel, George S.

A Synthetic Approach to Lipp Reading;Materials forthe Child of GradeSchool AgeMagnolia, Massachusette ExpressionCompany, 1964. 175 p.

371.912In6ln

International congress on the ModernEducational Treatment of Deafhees,Mancheeter, 1958

Modern Educational Treatment of Deaf-ness; Report on the Congress held atthe University of Manchester, 15th-23d July, 1958. Edited by SirAlexander Ewing

Manchester, University Press, 1960.V.P.

371.912.1674e

Johnson, John C.

Educating Heart ng-itpaired Childrenin Ordinary SchOOls

Manchester; England, ManchesterUniversity Press, 1962. 120 p.

371.912L3471

Lassman, Grace Harris .

Language for the Preschool Deaf ChildNew York, Grune and Stratton, 1950.263 p.

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371.912L989eLynndelle. Vivian

Education of the Aurally Handicapped

Sacramento., California, State Depart-ment of Education, 1953. 31 p.

371.912M158tcMackie, Romaine P.

Teachers of Children Who Are DeafWashington, D. C., U. S. Departmentof Health, Education, and Welfare,Office of Education, 1956. 87 p.

371.912M158to

Mackie, Romaine P.

Teachers of Children Who are Hard ofHearing,

Washington.; D. C. , tc. S. Departmentof Health, Education, and Welfare,Office of Education, 1959. 70 p.

371.912On58vO'Neill, John J.

Visual Communication for the Hard ofHearing; History, Research, Methods, byJohn J. O'Neill and Rerbert J. Oyer

Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey, Prentice-Hall, 1961. 1C3 p.

371.912Q6iQuigley, Stephen P.

Institutional ization and Psycho-Educa-

tional Development of Deaf Children,by Stephen P. Quigley and D. RobertFrisina

Washington, D. C. Council forExceptional Children, NationalEducation Association, 1961. 47 p.

371.912R555tRiekehof Lettie L.

Talk to the Deaf; A Manual of Approxi-*

mately 1000 Signs Used by the Deaf ofNorth America

Springfield, Missouri, GospelPublishing Company, 19t)3. 150 p.

371.912R916rRUdloin Joseph S.

Recruiting Teachers for the DeafSpringfield, Illinois, CharlesThomas, 1962. 68 p.

371.912St874dStokoe, William C.A Dictionary of American Sign Languageon Linguistic Principles, prepared byWilliam C. Stokoe, Jr., Dorothy C.Casterline and Carl G. Croneberg

Washington, D. C., Gallaudet CollegePress, c1965. 346 p.

371.912St915cStreng, Alice

Children with Impaired Hearing.Washington, D. Cr. Council forExceptional Children, NationalEducation Association, 1960 72 p.

371.912W33 ?gWatson, Charles W.A Guide to the Education of the Deafin the Public Schools of California

Sacramento, California StateDepartment of Education, 1955. .5? p

371.912W338tWatson, David 0.Talk with your Hands

Winneconne, Wiscor.cin., The Author,1964. 246 p.

371.912W976tWyatt, Olive M.Teach Yourself Lip-Reading

London, English Universities Press,1960. 159 p.

371.9141r72s

Ruth (Becket')Speech and Hearing Therapy;. Clinical

and Educational Principles andPracti^es


371.914J788Jones, Morrie Val

-Speech Correction at HolmSpring field, Illinois, Charles) L.Thomas, 1957. 13g p.

371.916L88eLord, Elizabeth E.

Children Handicapped by Cerebral PalsyNew York, The Conwnwed101 Fund, 1937.105p.

57r.-917D926e,Dunsdon, Marjorie I.

The Educability of Cerebral Paisfed:Chi ldren, published for the NationalFoundation for Educational Researah in

England and WalesLondon, :Moses Eductational-PublishingCompany, frintited, 1952. 163 p.--

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-371.-917H798eHopkins, Thomas W.

Evaluation and Education of the CerebralPalsied Child; New Jertay Study,. byTh Owe W. Hipkint, tall* V. Bice andKatheryn',V. Caton- -,

'Washington, D. C.,::TntdrnatizinalCouncil for Exceptional Children,PEA, 1954. 113 p.

371.917'47949tWright, George-No,''ed.

Total Rehabilitation of Epileptics -Gateway to Employment, edited byGeorge N. Wright., Frederic A. Gibbs andShirley M. Linde

Washington D. C., U. S. Department ofHealth, Education, and Welfare,' Officeof Vocational Rehabilitation, 1962.207 p.

371.92B279yBarry, Hortense

The Young Aphasic Child; Evaluation and

TrainingWashington, V. C.,. 'TheAlexanderGraham Bell' Atteociation for the Deaf,1961. 71 p.

371.92L43TcLeaning, Paulette A.

The Cha 1 lenge- of Cerebral Pa l'sy; AShort-Study of :its Imp:I !cat-Font forTeachers and Parents

AUckland, Nevi Zealand, Whitcombeand Tombs, 1958. 97-P. _

371.92P448tPerkins, Fannie L.

'Tea-Ching Techniques for Cerebral

Pa is fed 'ChNew York, Vantage Pritlies. 1963.:_117

371.92Sc371eSchoneli, Florencr E.

Educating Spastic Children; The

Education and Guidance of the Cerebral

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tdin,beirilh;242 p.'

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371.92Sh551sShare, Marie 0.Speech and Language Tritintng forthe

'Cerebral -'PatSiied Chil'd at 'Home-ititeiestette.'

Printers and Publishers, 1961.- 40 p

371,;9iSo82 ?eSouthern Regional Education Board

Education of the Cerebral Pal Sled in

the SouthAtlanta,- GeOrgial-ne Boards' 1960.

74 p. =

37E927Ai2974,Ainsworth, Stanley

Speech Correction Methods; A Manual

of Speech Therapy and Public SChOol

ProceduresEnglewood Net etersey.,IliOntidei-Balts 1948. 149! p

371.927B1269Backus, 011ie L.

Speech Therapy with Children, by

011ie L. Backus and Jane Beasley

Boston, Houghton Mifflin, 1951.441 p.

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371.92?B336aBattin, Ray

Speech and Language Delay; A HomeTraining Program, by R. Ray Battin andC. Olaf Haug .

Springfield, Illinois, Charles C.Thomas, 1964. 71 p. ,

371.927B368aBeasley, Jane

Slow to .Talk; A Guide. for Teachers andParents of Children with DelayedLanguage Development


371.92?B617iBirch, Jack W.

Improving Children's Speech, by Jack W.Birch; Jack Matthews. and.gmest Burgi

Indianapolis, Indiana, Public. SchoolPublishing Company, 1958. 46 p.

371.92?B916kBryngelson Bryng

Know Yourself; A Workbook for Those WhoStutter; by. Bryng BryngeZeon, Myfanwy

Chapman and Orvetta K. ,Ransen, 3rded.

Minneapolis, Burgess Publishing:Company, 1958. 151 p.

371.92?C153p

California. State Department of Education.Bureau of Special EducationThe Program of Speech Therapy and LipReading in California Public SchoolsSacramento, California, State. ":,

Department of Education, 1949.. 65 p.

371a27C466sChap man, MdfanwySelf-Inventory (Group Therapy for ThoseWho Stutter), 3rd ed.

Minneapolia, Burgess PublishingCompany, 1969. 246 p.

371.92?0996sCypreansen, Lucile

Speech Development, Improvement, andCorrection; Methods and Materials forthe Classroom Teacher and the SpeechTherapist, by Lucile Cypreansen,John H. Wiley and Leroy T. Laase

New York, Ronald Press Company,1959. 353 p.

371.927Ei36iEisenson, JonThe Improvement of Voice and .pi-ction

New York, Macmillan, 1958. 303 p.

371.927-Ei36s1963Eisenson, Jon

Speech Correction in the Schools, byJon Eiseman and Mar del2nd ed.

New York, Macmillan, 1963. 399 p.

371.92?Ei36s.Eiaenson, Jon

-Speech Correction in the Schools,by Jon Eisenson ,and 102,461 Ogilvie

New7York, :Macmillan, 1951. 294 p.

371.927041iGrahom, Ray, compiler

The Illinois Plan for Special Educa-tion of Exceptional.Children. TheSpeech'Defective-

Sivineiegs Illinois; .DOparilmentof .Public Instruction, n.d. 40 p.

31..92 ?'H413tHaycock, G. Sibley.

The Teaching of SpeechWashington, D. C., The VoltaBureau, 1964o1933. 302 p.

371.92?Ir72eIrwin, Ruth B.

A Speech Pathologist Talks to Parentsand Teachers, For Teacher and ParentEd ucat ion i n Speech ,Rel ated Prob I ems


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371.927

17258Irwin, John V.

Speech and Hearing Hurdles; A PracticalGuide and.Handbook for Classroom Teachersand Parents, by John V. Irwin and JohnK. Duffy, rev.

Columbus, Ohio, School and CollegeService, 1960 c1955. 95 p.

371.92?J62sJohnson, Wendell

Speech Handicapped School Children, byWendell Johnson, Spencer F. Brown,James F. Curtis, Clarence W. Edney andJacqueline &aster

. New York, Harper, 1948. 464 p.

371.927J71cJohnson, Wendell

Children with Speech and Hearing Impair-ment

Washington, D. C., U. S. Departmentof Health:, Education., ancl Welfare,Office of Education, 1958. 32 p.

371.927M379mMartin, Frederick

Manual of Speech Training, rev; ed.Bristol, Rhode Island, NationalInstitute for Voice Disorders, 1945.I58 p.

;71.927

M486sMecham, Marlin J.

Speech Therapy in Cerebral Palsy, byMarlin J. Mecham, Martin Berko andFrances G. Berko

Springfield, Illinois, Thomas, 1960.

30? p.

371.92?M727tMolloy, Julia S.

Teaching the Retarded Child to TalkNew York, John Day, 1961. 125 p.

371.92?N5328New York (City). Board of Education

Speech for the Retarded Child; ATeacher's Handbook

New York, The Board, 2960. 98 p.

371.927P173sPalmer, Charles E.

Speech and Hearing ProblemsSpringfield, Illinois, Chozbles

Thomas, 1961. 13? p.

371.92?

Sh556pShine, Richard E.

Practical Methods of Speech Correctionfor the Classroom Teacher, byRichard E. Shine and J. JosephFreilinger

Davenport, Iowa, Teaching AidsCompany, 1962. 105 p.

372.415B995cByrne, Margaret C.

The Child Speaks'; A 'Speech improve-

ment Program for Kindergarten and

First GradeNew York, Harper and Row, 1965.130p.

372.415P777cPollock, Morris P.

The Clown Family Speech Book (We

Want Toto)', by Morris P. Pollockand Miriafti S. Pollock

Springfield; IttOtOie, CharlesThomas, 2960. 38 p.

372.415V2748Van Riper, Charles

Speech in the Elementaty Classroom,

by Charles Van Riper 'and KatharineG. Butler

New York, Harper,. 1955. 182 p.

312.415V274tVan Riper, CharlesTeaching Your Child to TalkNew York, Harper, 1950. 141 p.

421.50553fChreist, Fred! M.

Foreign Accent

Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey,Prentice-Hall, 1964. 114 p.

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421.514911pMosher, joseph A.

Tice Production of Correct Speech Sounds;A Practical Text on Phonetics

Boston, Expression Company, 1950c2929. 198 p.

421.51?636cRobbins, az:mai Dowse

Correction of Speech Defects of EarlyChildhood, by Samuel D. Robbins andROW Seymour Robbing

Boston, 142ssachusetts, ExpressionCcmpany, 171937. 67 p.

428.6W5 ?2n

Whildin, Olive A.The Newer_ Method in Speech Reading forthe Hard of Hearing. Child: Intermediate

Grates, rev. ed., by Olive A. Whildinand M. Agatha Scaly

Westminster, Maryiand, Newt= Press,1P55 c193.9. 148 p.

811., 0121n611963 .

International Conference on CongenitalMalformations , 2nd blew York, 1963

Papers and DiscussionsNew York, International MedicalCongress 1964. 442 p.

811. 0181H215cEamerton,, John Laurence, ed.

Chromosomes in Medicine, by 14. L. Barrand others

London, Mdical Education andInformation alit of the SpasticsSociety f,1 'I Association with WilliamHeinemann:, 1962 227 p.

611.2C723vColson, Greta

Voice Production and SpeechLondon, ANseum Press, 1963. 79.p.

611.2Sh539iShearer, Wittiom M.

Illustrated Speech AnatomySp.ringfie14, Iilir is, Charles C.Thomas, .1.11063. 85 p.

612.78D392aDenes, Peter B.The Speech Chain; The Physics andBiology of Spoken Language, byPeter B. Denes and Elliot N. Pinson.Prepared by Belt Telephone Labora-tories for.educationaZ use

New York, Be1.1 Telephone Labora-tories; distributor - Williams andWilkins, Baltimore, 1963. 158 p.

612.78J93v1965Judson, Lyman S.

Voice Science, 2nd. ed.., by Lyman S.Judson and Andrew T. Weaver

New York, Appleton- Century - Crofts,1965. 496 p.

612.781417aKaplan, Harold M.

Anatomy and Physiology of SpeechNew York, McGraw-Bin, 1960. 365 p.

612.82?W224cWalsh, Geoffrey, ed.

Cerebellum, Posture and Cerebral Pals.Papers from the International StudyGroup -Held at Oxford, September, 1962

Loidon, William Heinemann MedicalBooks, Ltd.,. 1963. 121 p.

612.84B291vBartley, S. Howard

Vision; A Study of its BasisNew York, Rafter, 1963c1941. 350 p.

612.84G7451Gramet, CharlesLight and Sight

London, New York, Abelard-Schuman,1964. 160 p.

612.84H3145sHarris, John D.

Some Relations Between Vision andAudition


614.0973

L616h

Lerner, Monroe

Health PrOgress in the United States,1900-1960; A Report of the Health.Information Foundation, by Monroe Lernerand Odin W. Anderson

Chicago, University of Chicago Press,1963. 354

614.59

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American Public Health AssociationCommittee on Child HealthServices for Children with Epilepsy; AGuide for Public Health Personnel


615.54?H236

A Handbook of 'Rehabilitative Nursing

Techniques in Hemiplegia, by DorisBergstrom and othersMinneapolis, Kenney Rehabilitation,1962. 119 p.

615.7D393dDenhoff, Eric

Drugs in Cerebral Palsy; Based on .a

Symposium hel4 in Dallas,' 24-26 November,1963, by Eric Denhoff amcd others

London, William Heinemann MedicalBooks, Ltd., 1964. 88 p.

615.8B921p

Buchwaid, EdithPhys Ica I Rehab! I itation for Dal 1 y Living,by Edith Buchwald in collaboration withHoward A. .Rusk George G. Deaver andDonald A. Covalt

New York, McGraw-Hill, 1.952. 183 p.

615.8D927o1957

Bunton, William R., ed.Occupational Therapy, Principles andPractice, 2nd ed., by William R. Duntonand Sidney Licht

Springfield; Illinois, Charles C.Thomas, 195?. 373 p.

615.8K94hKrusen, hiank Hammond; ed.

Handbook of Physical Medicine andRehabilitationPhiladelphia, Saunders, 1965. 725 p.

615.8R956r1964Rusk, Howard A.

Rehabilitation Medicine; A Textbookon Physical Medicine and Rehabilita-tionSt. Louis, Mosby, 1964. 668 p.

615.82J748jokZ, irnst

The Scope of Exercise in Rehabilita-tionSpringfield, Illinois, Charles C.Thomas, 1964. 128 p.

615.824N234.)

1965Rathbone, Josephine Langworthy

Corrective Physical Education, byJosephine L. Rathbone and Valerie V.Hunt

Philadelphia, Launders, 1965. 267 p

615.8515W692o

1962Willard, Helen S., ed.Occupational Therapy, 3rd ed., editedby Helen S. Willard and Clare S.SpackmanPhiladelphia, Lippincott, 1963.473 p.

616.1

P933r1964

The President's Commission on HeartDisease, Cancer and Stroke

Report to the President; A NationalProgram to "Conquer Heart Disease,Cancer and Stroke. Dr. Michael E.DeBakey, ChairmanWashington, D. C., U. S. GovernmentPrinting OfyYce, 1964. 2 vol.

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616.126P822iPoole, Lynn

I" Am a Chronic CardiacNew York, Dodd, Mead, 1964. 150 p.

616.2B45dBerry, Mildred F.

The Defective in Speech, by Mildred P.Berry and Jon Eisenson

New York, F. S. Crofts, 1947 .c1942.425 p.

616 . 2B638sBlanc, Albert D.

So You Have Asthma

Springfield, Illinois, C. C. Thomas,1986. 263 p.

616.2

T782hTravis, Lee Edward, ed.

Handbook of Speech PathologyNew York, Appleton-Century-Crofts,1957. 1088 p.

616.2W5222

-1957West, Robert William

The Rehabilitation of Speech, by RobertWest, Merle Ansberry and Anna Cams, 3rded.

New York, Harper Brothers, 1957.688 p.

616.2W52rWest, Robert

The Rehabilitation of Speech, rev. ed.,by Robert West, Lou Kennedy, Anna Carrand 011ie L. Backus


616 . 21L665vLevin, Nathaniel M., ed.

Voice and Speech Disorders: MedicalAspects, With Sectiont on Otology,Audiology and Surgery of Head and Neck

Springfield, Illinois, Charles Thomas,1962. 988 p.

616. 22L936vLuchsinger, Richard

Voice, Speech, Language; ClinicalCommunicology: Its Physiology and

Pathology, by Richard Lucheingerand Godfrey E. Arnold. Translated

from the German by Godfrey E. Arnoldand Evelyn Robe Finkbeiner

Belmont, California, WadsworthPublishing Company, 1965. 812

616.46B433dBell, E. Thompson

Diabetes Mei I itus; A CI inical andPathological Study of 2529 CasesSpringfield, Illinois, Charles C.Thomas, 1960. 67 p.

616.46D188d1964Danowski, Thaddeus S.

Diabetes as a Way'of Life, rev. ed.New York, Coward - McCann, 1964.186 p.

616.46E145cEllenberg, Max, ed.

CI inical Diabetes Mel I itus, edited

by Max Ellenberg and Harold RifkinNew York, Blakiston Division,McGraw-Hill, 1962. 448 p.

616.46G313pGeist, Harold

The Psychological! ,AspectS of Diabetes;Or, How to Live in-Emotional. Bal.ance

with DiabetesSpringfield, Illinois, Thomas, 1964,81p.,

616.46M913fMoss, James W.

Fundamentals of Diabetic ManagementSpringfield, Illinois, Charles C.Thaws, 1962. 70 p.

616.46T654pTolstoi, EdwardThe Practical Management of Diabetes

Springfield; Illinois, Charles C.Thomas, 1963. 93 p.

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616.63C727t

Colwell, Arthur R.Types of Diabetus Mellitus and theirTreatment


616 . 63

F529h1964

Fischer, Alfred E.

A Handbook for the Young Diabetic, byAlfred E. Fischer and Dorothea L.Horstmann

New York, Intercontinental MedicalBook, Corp., 1964. 72 p.

616.8

Ai389cAlford; Leland B.

Cerebral Localization, Outline of aRevision

New York, Nervous and Mental DiseaseMonograph& 1048. 99 p.

616.8An545jAnderson, Camina M.

Jan, My Brain-Damaged Daughter

Poraamd, CW9" Durham Press, 1963.188p.

616.8B838tBrenner, Harold J.Therapeutic Exercises for the Treatmentof the Neurologically Disabled; A Text

for Corrective Therapists and CorrectivePhysical Educators

Springfield; Illinois, Charles C.Thomas, 1-957. 73.p.

616.8

T629eTobis, Jerome SC

Evaluation and Management of the Brain-Damaged Patient, by Jerome S. Tobis andMilton Lowenthal


616.807B954pBUrgereister, Bessie Benson

Psychological Techniques inNeurological DiagnosisNew- York, Harper and Row, 1962.

248 p.

616.81

R689eHodgine, Eric

Episode; A Report on the AccidentInside My Skull .

New York, Atheneum, 1963. 272 p.

616.83Am5128cpAmerican Public Health AssociationCommittee on Child Health

Services, for Chfldren, with Cerebral

Palsy, A, Guide for 'Public Health

Personnel. Prepared jointly by theCommittee on Child Health ofAmerican Public Health Associationand the American Acadery for CerebralPalsy

New York, American Public HealthAssociation,.1955. 108 p.

616.83-As849cAssociation' for the Aid of CrippledChildren

The Chilli with Brain Damage; Proceed-ings of the 1959 Annual MeetingNew York The Association, 1959.23 p.

616.83H77?y.Hood, Or este EC

Your CWId.or Mine; The Bralm-Injured Child and His 'HopeNew York, Harper, 1957. 180 p.

616.83L675o1960Lewis, Richard S.The Other Child, The Brain- injuredChi Id;. k Book for Parents and -Laymen,by Richard B. Lewis Alfred A.Strauss and Laura E. Lehtinen,. 2nded., rev. and pa.New York, Grune and Stratton, 1960.148 p.

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616.83M154mMacKeith, Ronald Charles., ed.

Minimal Cerebral Dysfunction; Papersfrom the International Study Groupheld at Oxford, September,.I962. Editedby Ronald MacKeith and Martin BaxLondon, William Heinemann MedicalBooks, Ltd., 1963. 105 p.

616.83

Si571hSiegel, Ernest

Helping the Brain Injured Child; AHandbook for Pat.ents

New York, Association for BrainInjured Children, 1962. 158 p.

616.83St912pStrauss, Alfred! A.

Psychopathology and Education of theBrain-Injured Child, by Alfred A. Strauss,Laura "E. Lehtinen and Newell C. KephartNew York, Grune and Stratton, 1947-1955. 2 viola.

616.034

AZ376nAlexander, LeoMultiple Sclerosis: Prognosis and Treat-ment, A Nosometric Approach, by LedAlexander, Austin W. Berkeley and Alone

M. AlexanderSpringfield, Illinois, Charles q.

Thomas, 1961. 188 p.

616.834H5861Hess, George H.

Living at Your Best with MultipleSclerosis; A Handbook for PatientSpringfield, Illinois, Char lea C.

Thomas, 1962, 106 p.

616.836Ab144pAbercrombie, Minnie Louie Johnson

Perceptual and Visuo-Motor Disorders inCerebral Palsy; A Survey of the

LiteratureLondon, The Spastics Society, MedicalEducation and Information Unit, inassociation with William Heinemann

Medical Books, Ltd, 1984. 136 p.

616.836Al42gpAllen, Robert M.

Psychological Evaluation of the

Cerebral Palsied Person; Intellectual,

Personality, and Vocational Applica-

tions, by Robert M. Allen and Thomas

W. JeffersonSpringfield, Illinois, Charles C.

Thomas, 1962. 86 p.

616.836

C713iCollie, Mrs. EireneThe Infantile Cerebral Palsies, by

Eirene Collie and othersLondon, William Heinemann Medical

Books, Ltd., 1956. 100 p.

616.836C951nCrothere, BronsonThe Natural History of Cerebral Palsy,

by Bronson Crothers and Richard S.

PaineCambridge, Massachusetts, HarvardUniversity Press, 1959. 299 p.

616.8360955cCruickshank, William M., ed.

Cerebral' Palsy, Its IndividUal and

Community Problems, edited byWilliam M. Cruickshank and George M.

RausSyracuse, Syracuse University Press,

1955. 560 p.

616.836C955p1965Cruickshank, William M.

Perception and Cerebral Patsy; Studies

in Figure-Background Relationship,2nded., by William M. Cruickshank and

othersSyracuse, Syracuse-bnivereity Press,

1965. 172 p.

616.836C955pCruickshank, William AL

Perception and Cerebral Palsy; A Studyin Figure Background Relationship, byWilliam M. Cruickshank, Harry V. Biceand Norman R. Wallen with the coopera-tion of Edward Podosek and Edwin P.

ThomasSyracuse, Syracuse University Press,

1957. 123 p.

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616.836D393c

Denhon, EricCerebral Palsy and Related Disorders, by

Eric Denhoffandlaabel P. RobinauitNew York, McGraw-Hill, 1960. 421 p.

616.8361129r

Illingworth, Ronald S., ed.Recent Advances in Cerebral Palsy

Boston, Little, Brown, 1958. 389 p.

616.836In541Ingram, Thomas Theodore Scott

Living with Cerebral Palsy; A Study ofSchool Leavers Suffering from CerebralPalsy in Eastern SCotlandY4 2/:,2% S.Ingram'and othersLondon, Published by the SpasticsSociety .Medical Education and Informa-

tion Unit in association with WilliamHeinemann Medical BOW*. Ltd., 1964.106 p.

616.836

In54pIngram, Thomas T. S.

Paediatric Aspects of CerebralPalsyEdinburgh, S. Livingstone, 1964.515 p.

616.836Melo1960International Study Group on Child Neurologyand Cerebral patsyChild Neurology and Cerebral PalsyLondon, Medical Advisory Committee ofthe National ifpastice Society in

association with William HeinemannMedical Books, Ltd., 1960. 205 p.

616.836In6lh1961International Study Group on Hemiplejic

Cerebral Palsy in Children oxd*AdulteHemiplegic Cerebral Palsy in Children

and AdultsLondon, Medical AdVisory Committee onRational Spastics Society, 1961. 217 p.

616.836In61v1962International Study Group on Visual

Disorders and Cerebral PalsyVisual Disorders and Cerebral Palsy..,

edited by Vernon H. SmithLondon, National Spastics SocietyMedical Education and InformationUnit in association with *William

H inemann Medical Books, Ltd., 1963.

62 p.

616.836A25cBeats, Sidney

Cerebral PalsySpringfield, Illinois, Charles C.

Thomas, 1965. 369 p.

616.836R958pRuss, Joseph D.

A Primer of Cerebral Palsy, by Joseph

D. Russ and Hyman R. SoboZoffSpringfield, Illinois, Charles C.

Thomas, 1958. 77 p.

616.842P42pFerlstein, Meyer A.

Problems of Cerebral Palsy TodayNew York, Association for the Aidof Crippled Children, 1947.

616.85M846dMorley,. Muriel W.

The Development and Disorders of Speec

in ChildhoodEdinburgh, E. &.S. Livingstone, 1957

440 p.

615.85.

0885tEamon..N.

".Textbook of Occupational TherapyNew York, Philosophical Library,1955, 319 p.

616.85V274vVan Riper, CharlesVoice and Articulation, by Charles.Van Eitel, and John. V. Irwin

Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey,Prentice-Hall, 1958. 566 p.

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616.853Aj312s

AjmoneMarsolk, Cosimo

The Epileptic Seizure, Its FunctionalMorphology and Diagnostic Significance;A Clinical-Electrographic Analysis ofMetrazol-Induced: Attacks, by CosimoAjmone-hUrsan and Bruce L. Ralston

Spring field, Illinois, Charles C.Thomas, 1957. 251 p.

616.853G313eGeist, Harold

The Etiology of Idiopathic EpilepsyNew York, Exposition Press, 1962.297 p.

616.853G934pGuerrant, JohnPersonality in Epilepsy, by JohnGuerrant and others

Springfield., Illinois Charles Thomas,1962. 112 p.

616.853

1n614b

International Colloquium on Temporal LobeEpilepsy

Temporal Lobe Epilepsy; A Colloquium

Sponsomd by the National Institute ofNeurologic tt Diseases and Blindness,

National Institutes of Health, Bethesda,Maryland, in cooperation with the Inter-national League against Epilepsy.Edited by Maitland Baldwin and PearceBailey, 2nd ed.

Springfield, Illinois, C. Co Thomas,1958. 581 p.

616.853L568eLennox, William Gordon

Epilepsy and Related Disorders, VOL 1and 2Boston, Little, Brown, 1960. 1168 p.

616.853L7871Livingston, Samuel

Living with Epileptic Seizures, by

Samuel Livingston assisted! by Irving M.Pruce

Springfield, Illinois., Charles Thomas.,1963. 348 p.

616.853L964hLunt, Carroll Prescott

How to Live with Epilepsy, 1st ed.New York, Twayne Publishers, 1961.196 p.

616.853P398epPenfield, Wilder

Epilepsy and the Functional Anatomyof the Human Brain, by Wilder Penfieldand Herbert JasperBolton, Little, Broon, 1954. 896 p.

616.853P398ePenfield Wilder

Epileptic Seizure Patterns;_A Studyof the Localizing. Value of initial

Phenomena in Focal Cortical. Seizures,

-by Wilder Penfield and Kristian

1(ristiansien

SpringYielii, Illinois, Charlea C.Thomas, 1951. 104 p.

616.853P993ePutnam, Tracy J.

EpilepsyPhiladelphia, Lippincott,. 1958.190 p.

616.853Sa158eSakel, Manfred

EpilepsyNew York, Philosophical Library,1958. 244 p.

616.853W92 ?j

World Health OrganizationJuvenile Epilepsy; Report of a StudyGroupGeneva, The Organization, 1957.44 p.

618.855Ag277aAgranowitz, Aleen

Aphasia Handbook for Adults andChildren, by Aleen Agranowitz andMilf'ed R. McKeown


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616.855

An566sAndrews, Gavin

Thy Syndrome of Stuttering, by GavinAndrews and others

London, William Heinemann MedicalBooks, Ltd., 1964. 191 p.

616.855As849d

Association for Research in Nervous andMental Disease

Disorders of Communication; Proceedingsof the Association, December 7 and 8,1962, New York, New York

Baltimore, Williams and Wilkins, 1964.519.p.

616.855B229p

Barbara, Dominick A., ed.The Psychotherapy of Stuttering

Springfield, Illinois, Charles Thomas,1962. 296 p.

616.8558299nBarbara, Dominick A. ed.

New Directions in 'Stuttering, Theory

and Practice, compiled and edited byDominick A. BarbaraSpringfield; Illinois, Charles C.Thomas, 1965. 188 p.

616.855B229psBarbara, Dominick ,4., ed.

Psychological and Psychiatric Aspectsof Speech and Hearing

Springfield; Illinois, Charles C.Thomas, 1960. 756 p.

616.855B6278Black, Martha E.

Speech Correction in the-SchoolsEnglewood Cliffs, New Jersey, Prentice-Hall, 1964. 145 p.

616.855B658rMemel, Charles S.

The Riddle of StutteringDanville, Illinois, InterstatePublishing Company, 1957. 141 p.

616.855D1418Daley, William T.

Speech and Language Therapy with theBrain-Damaged ChildWashington, D. C., CatholicUniversity of America Press, 1962.

183 p.

616.855D14181965Daley, William T., ed.

Speech and Language Therapy with theCerebral Palsied Child (Proceedingsof the Workshop on Speech -and LanguageTherapy with the Cerebral Palsiedchild, conducted at the CatholicUniversity of America under theauspices of the Director .of Workshops,June 11 to June 22, 1964)

Washington, D. C., Catholic Univer-

sity of America, 1965. 202 p.

616.855D221dDarley Frederic L.

Diagnosis and Appraisal of Communica-tion DisordersEnglewood Cliffs, New Jersey,Prentice-Hall, 1964. 152 p.

616.855D332dDelacato, Carl H.The Diagnosis and TreatAent of Speechand Reading ProblemsSpringfield; Illinois, Charles C.Thomas, 1963. 288 p.

616. 855

D5590Diehl, Charles F.

A Compendium of Research and Theoryon Stuttering

Springfield, Illinois, Charles C.Thomas, 1959 c1958. 324 p.

616.855Ei36sEisenson, Jon, ed.

Stuttering, A SymposiumNew York, Harper, 1958. 402 p.

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616.855H036Bejn46 Robert F.

Speech Disorders and NondirectiveTherapy: Client-centered Counselingand Play Therapy

New York, Ronald Press Company, 1960.334 p.

616.855Ih610

International Study Group on the Develop-ment and the Disorders of Hearing,Language and Speech in Children

The Child Who Does Not Talk, edited byCatherine Renfrew and Kevin MurphyLondon, The Spastics Society MedicalEducation and Information Unit inassociation with William HeinemannMedical Books, Ltd., 1964. 220 p.

616.855J71dJohnson, Wendell

Diagnostic Manual in Speech Correction,by Wendell Johnson, Frederic L. Darleyand D. C. Spriestersbach


616.855J71dJohnson, Wendell

Diagnostic Methods in Speech Pathology,by Wendell Johnson, Frederic L. Marleyand D. C. SpriesterabacN

New York, Harper and Row, 1963. 34? p.

626.855J718Johnson, Wendell, ed.

Stuttering in Children and AdultsMinneapolis, University of MinnesotaPreset 1955. 472 p.

616.855J71stJohnson, Wendell

Stuttering and What You Can Do About ItMinneapolis, University of MinnesotaPress, 1961. 208 p.

616.8551852aLongerich, Mary C.

Aphasia Therapeutics, by Mary C.Longerich and Jean BordeauxNew York, Macmillan, 1954. 185 p.

616.855141588

Mackie, Romaine P.Speech Correctionists: The Competen-cies They Need for the Work They Do,

by Romaine P. Mackie and WendellJohnson

Washington, D. C., U. S. Department

of Health, Education, and Felfare,Office of Education, 1957. 77 p.

616.855M3790Martin, Blanche R.

Communicative Aids for the Adult

AphasicSpringfield, Illinois, Charles C.Thomas, 1962. 70 p.

616.855M135a&Donald, Eugene T.

Articulation Testing and Treatment;A Sensory-Motor Approach


616.855M4128Mascn, Stella E., ed.

Signs, Signals, and Symbols; A I

Presentation of a British ApproachltoSpeech Pathology and Therapy

Springfield, Illinois, Charles C:Thomas, 1963. 212 p.

616.85514647i

Miller, Elvenais Your Child Beginning. to Stutter

Danville, Illinois, Inters_ tate,i1960. 20 p.

616.855M978fMurphy, Albert T.

Functional Voice DisordersEnglewood Cliffs, New Jersey,'Prentice-Hall, 1964. 141 p.

616.855M9788Murphy, Albert T.

Stuttering and Personal ity Dynamics,by Albert T. Murphy and Ruth M. .

PitzsintnonsNew York, Ronald Press, 1960.519 p.

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616.8550882aOsgood, Charles E.., ed.

Approaches to the Study of Aphasia; A

Report of an Interdisciplinary Confer-

ence on Aphasia, edited by Charles E.

Osgood and Murray S. Mir anUrbana, University of Illinois Press,

. 1963. 210 p.

616.855P244pParker, William R.

Pathology of Speech

New York, Prentice-Hall, 1951. 321 p.

616.855R863dRousey, Clyde L.

Diagnostic implications of Speech

Sounds; the Reflections of ,Develop-

mental Conflict and Trauma, by Clyde L.Rousey and Alice E. Moriarty

Springfield, Illinois, C. C. Thomas,1965. 158 p.

616.855Sc385aSchnell, Hildred

Aphasia in Adults: Diagnosis, Prognosis,

and Treatment, by Hildred Schnell, JamesJ. Jenkins and Edward Jimene8-Paton

New York, Hoeber Medical DiviSion,Harper and Row, 1964. 428 p.

616.855Sc385dSchnell, Hildred

Differential Diagnosis of Aphasia with

the Minnesota Test

Minneapolis, University of MinnesotaPress, 1965. 106 p.

616.855T244uTaylor, Martha L.

Understanding Aphasia; A Guide for

Family and Friends

New York, The Institute ofPhysical

Medicine and Rehabilitation, New

York University Medical Center, 1958.48 p.

616.855W483rWeprnan, Joseph M.

Recovery from Aphasia

New York, Ronald Press Company, 1951

616.85503R636dRobbins, Samuel D.

A Dictionary of Speech Pathology and

Therapy; With a Supplement-on

Phonetic and Voice Terms, 2nd ed.

Cambridge, Massachusetts, Sci-ArtPublishers, 1963. 128 p.

616.8552J65mJohns Hopkins Conference on ResearchNeeds and Prospects in Dyslexia andRelated Aphasic Disorders

Reading Diability; Progress and

Research Needs in-Dyslexia, editedby John Money

Baltimore, Johns Hopkins- Press,1962. 222 p.

616.8554Ad237cAdler, Sol

A Clinician's Guide to Stuttering

Springfield, I/ linois, C. C.

Thomas, c1986. 175 p.

.616 . 8554R659iRobinson, Frank B.

introduction 'to Stuttering

Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey.,Prentice-Hall, 1964. 137 p.

616.8554W429cWeiss, Deed A.Cluttering

Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey,Prentice -Hall, 1964. 138 p.

616.87B638Bogue, Benjamin N.

Stammering, Its Cause and Cure

Chibagoo Hammond Press, 1926 c1919.279 p.

616.8?H78868Hoops, Richard A.

Speech Science; Acoustics In Speech

Springfield, Illinois, Thomas,

1960. 137 p.

1

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616.87V35c

Van Riper, Charles

Case Book in Speech TherapyNew York, Prentice-Hall, 1953. 141 12,

616.87V358

Van Riper, CharlesSpeech Correction

New York, Prentice -Hall, 1947.

616.8?V350

Van Riper, Chartes

Speech Correction; Principles andMethods,, ed.

Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey,PrenticeHall, 1954. 1182 p.

616.8?V35sp

Van Riper, .Charlea, ed.

Speech Therapy; A Book of ReadingsNew York, Prentice-Ball 1953. 319 p.

616 . 97H671p

Hirt, Michael Leonard, ed.

Psychological and Allergic Aspects ofAsthma

Springfield; Illinois, C. C. Thomas,1965. 332 p.

616.991R213p

Rantz, Lowell Al.

The Prevention of Rheumatic FeverSpringfield, Illi 40i83 Thomas, 1952.66 p.

617.533Sh6728Shidecor John C.

Speech Rehabilitation of the Laryngect-om i zed, by John C. Shidecor and others

Springfield, Illinois, C. C. Thomas:1962. 189 p.

617.89F528rFisch, Ladislav, ed.

Research n.Deafness in Children;Proceedings of a Conference at Oxfordheld on the 6th and 7th of April 1963and Organized by the Medical Research-Committee of the National DeafChildren's SocietyLondon, The Society. Orford'

Blackwell Scientific Publication,1964. 103 p.

617.89G56242

Glorig, Arm, ed.Audiometry Principles and PracticesBaltimore, Williams and Wilkins,CO., 1965. 271 p.

617.95310146cOlin, William H.Cleft Lip and Palate Rehabilitation.

With a chapter by Duane C. Spriester.bath


618.92So358aSchneer, Henry I. , ed.

The Asthmatic Child: PsychosomaticApproaches to Problems and Treatment,by 18 authors.

New York, Hoeber Medical Division,Harper and Row, 1963. 260 p.

618.92Sc386bSchulman, Jerome L.. Brain Damage and Behavior; A Clinical-

Experimental Study, by Jerome L.Schulman, Joseph C. Kaspar, andFrances M. Throne. With the assist-ance of Sister Mary Clarinda andothers


e16. 9289

B617bBirch, Herbert G., ed.

Brain Damage in Children; TheBiological and Social AspectsBaltimore, Williams and Wilkins,1964. 199 p.

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616 . 99Sh556eShimkin, Michael B.

Science and CancerWashington, D. C., Government PrintingOffice, 1964. 137 p.

617.3

G244fGartland, John J.

Fundamentals of Orthopaedics

Philadelphia, Sdundere, 1965. 338 p.

617.3192AM5128eAmerican Public Health Association.Committee On Child Health

Services for Children with DentofacialHandicaps; A Guide for Public HealthPersonnel


617.-88658hnuOtt, Charles G.

HandboOk-of information for the Hard ofHearing, ,ipousored by the CaliforniaState Depaiitment of Public Health andthe California State Department ofEducation

Sacramento, California, State Depart-ment of Education, 1947. 152 p.

617.8D262h

Hallowell, ed.Hearing and Deafnest, rev. ed., co-editor. for the revised edition, S.Richard Silverman

New York; Holt, Rinehart and Winston,1960. 573 p.

617.8N535a1964Newby, Hayes A.

Audiology, 2nd ed.New York., Appleton-Century-Crofts,1964. 400 p.

617.8N535aNewby, Hayes A.

Audiology; Principles and PracticesNew York, Appleton-Century-Crofts,1958. 342 p.

617 . 8St915h1958Streng, Alice

Hearing Therapy fOr Children, rev.ed., by Alice Streng, Waring J. Fitch,LeRoy -D. Redgecock, James W. Phillips

and James A. CarrellNew York, Grune and Stratton, 1958.353 p.

617 . 84

K75mKobrak, Heinrich G.

The Middle Ear, contributors: J. E.

Fournier and othersChicago, University of ChicagoPress, 1959. 254 p.

617.89.B188dBallantyne, John C.

,DeafnessBoston, Little, Brown, 1960. 254 p.

617 . 89B458cBender, Ruth E.

The Conquest tof DeafnessCleveland, Ohio, Riess of :Western

Reserve University, 1960. 208 p.

617. 89B655oBloom, Freddy

Our Deaf ChildrenLan-don, William HeineMann Boob,1963. 152 p.

617 . 89C222hCanfield, Norton

Hearing: A Handbook for LaymenGarden City, New York, Doubleday,1959. 214 p.

617 . 89D262hDavis, Hallowell, ed.

Hearing and DeafnessNew York, Murray Hill Books, 1947.496 p.

617.89M649aMilior, Maurice H.

Audio ogital Evaluation of the PediatricPatient, by Maurice H. Miller and Ira A.PoZiserr

lk,ringfiel.d., Illinois., Charles C.2'honras, 1964. 117 p.

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617.89On58hO'Neill, john J.

The Herd of Flooring

DigTewood Miffs,. New Jersey, Prentice-1964,. 146 p.

617.89P853c.Portniann, Michel

Cl 1 nica I Aud i ometry, by Michel Portinannand Claudine Portman. Translated byBruce Proctor and Sheila Wevers

4.5.rtngfield Illinois, C."1,14r1,-8 'Thomas.,349 p.

617.89T242nTaylor, Ian G.

The Neurological Mechani$ms of Hearingand Speech in Children.

Washimgtoni P; C..,. 'Volta Bureau, 1964.

p7 p.

617.89V258hVan Itarlie PhilipHow to Live with a Hei4ring Handicap

New York, P. S. EriAsson,. 1963.215 p.

617.89V645hVictorecm 'John 4.Hearing Enhancement

SprZniffiaci, Illinois, Charles C.

Thoraze, 196'0. 183

617.89W568dWhetnaU, Edith:The Deaf Child, by Edith Whetnail andD. B. Fry


618.92Am512kAmerican Acadenrg for Cerebral Palsy

Kernicterus and Its importance in

Cerebral Palsy; A Conference, Eleventh

Annual Meeting, New Orleans,

LouisianaSpringfield, Illinois, Charles C.

Thomas, 1961. 306 p.

618.92Am5129eAmerican Speech and Hearing Association

Speech ProbleTts of Children; A Guide

to Care and Correction, prepared forthe National Soiiety for CrippledChildren and Adults. Wendell Johnson

"editor

New York,-Grune. and Stratton,. 1950.265 p.

618.92APA'49.Pn

Association for the Aid of Crippled

ChildrenMechanisms of Congenital ,Malformation.:Proceedings of the. Second Scientific

.Cohference of the :Association, June 15

and 1,6,, 1954. Harold Wolff, _editor.New York, The Association, 1954.137 p.

618.92As849pAssociation for the Aid of Crippled

ChildrenPrematurity, Congenital Malformationand Birth Injury.. Proceedings of aConference Sponsor:1;i by the Associa-

tion at the New York Academy, ofMedicine., June'5 and 6, 1952

New York, The Association,, 1953.255 p.

618.920461cChao, Dora Hsi-chihConvulsive Didorders of Children, byDora'Hai-chih Chao, Ralph Dryckmanand Peter KeliawayPhiladelphia, Saunders, 1958.

151 p.

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618.92Ei34c

Eidinova, Mariia B.Cerebral Palsy ih Children and itsTreatment, by Mariia B. Eidinova andYe. N. Fravdina-Vinarskaya. Translatedfrom the Russian by Helen Wareing;translation edited by Grace E. WoodsOxford, New York, Pergammon Pmts,1963. 193 p.

618.928288s

Harms, ErnestSomatic and Psychiatric Aspects of Child-hood AllergiesNew York Macmillan, 1963.. 292 p.

618.92J43i'Jeavons, Peter Machin

Infantile Spasms; A Rev few of the

Literature and a Study of 112 Cases,by Peter M. Jeavons and Brian D. Bower

London, Published by the 'Spastics

Society Medical Education andInformation Unit in Association withWillie n Heinemann Medical Books, Ltd.,

1964. 82 p.

618.92J75dJolly, Hugh

Diseases of ChildrenPhiladelphia, F. A. Davis, 1964.

586 p.

618.92

L666pLevitt, SophiePhysiotherapy in Cerebral Palsy; A

Handbook'Springfield, Illinois, Charles Thomas,1962. 130 p.

618.92

L787dLivingston, SamuelThe Diagnosis and Treatment of ConvulsiveDisorders in ChidrenSpringfield, Illinois, Charles C.Thomas, 1954. 314 p.

618.92M135cMcDonald, Eugene T.

Cerebral PalsyEnglewood Cliffs, New Jersey,

Prentice-Hall., 2964. 146 p.

618.92M145aMcGinnis, Mildred A.

Aphasic Children; Ldentification andEducation by the Association Method

Washington, D. C., Ale Lander

Graham Bell Association for the

Deaf, 1963. 154 p.

818.92

M996aMyklebust, Helmer R.

Auditory Disorders in Children; A.

Manual fOr Differential. DiagnosisNew York, Grune and Stratton, 1954.

367p.

618.92M998pMysak, Eanisci.D.

Principles of a Reflex TherapyApproadh to Cerebral' Palsy.

NewlOrk., Bureau of Publications,Teachers' College, Columbia Uniersi-

ty, 1963. '56 p.

618.92

P712wPlank, ENma N.Working with Children in Hospitals

Cleveland, Ness',Of WesternReserve University, 1962.' 86 p.

61g . 92

R221cRappaport, Sheldon R.Childhood Aphasia-and'Brain Damage;

A DefinitionNdrbeth, FennsyZvania,:.Publishedfor the Pathway School by Livingsto,Publishing Company, 1964. 128 p.

618.92V274y

Van Riper, CharleaYour Child's Speech ProblemsNew York, Harper, 1961. 139 p.

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618.9274F518rFiorentino, Mary R.

Reflex Testing Methods for EvalUating

C.N.S. Development'Springfield, Illinois, Charles C.

Thomas, 1963. 58 p.

628.928H496cHenderson, John L., ed.CerObral Palsy in Childhood andAdolescence; A Medical, Psychological

and Social StudyEdinburgh, E. & S. Livingstone, 19627.

403 p.

618.928K28cKeith, Raddow M.

Convulsive Disorders in Children, with

Reference to Treatment with Ketogenic

DietBoston, Little, Brown, 1963. 311 p.

618.928P923nPrechtl, Heinz

The Neurological Examination of the

Full-term Newborn Infant, by Heinz

Prechtl and David BeintemaLondon, William Heinemann Medical

Books, Ltd., 1964. 72 p.

618.928T454nThomas, Ancir4The Neurological Examination of the

Infant, by Andre- Thomas, Yves Chesni

and Mme. S. Saint-Anne DargassiesLondon, William Heinemann, 2960.

50 pl.

818.92842St9330a

Study Group on Acute Hemiplegia in Child-

hoodAcute Hemiplegia in Childhood, edited

by Martin Bax and Ross MitchellLondon, William Heinemann Medical

Books Ltc., 1962. 124 p.

618.92855K18dKarlin, Isaac W.

Development and Disorders of Speech

in Childhood, by Isaac W. ,Karlin,

David B. Karlin and Louise Gurren

.5pringfield, Illinois, Charles C.

Thomas, 1965. 311 p.

618.92855M996dMyklebust, Helmer R.

Development and Disorders of Written

LanguageROW York, Grune and Stratton, 1965.

618.9255W8??dWood, Nancy E.

Delayed Speech and Language Develop-

mentEnglewood Cliffs, New Jersey,

Prentice-HalZ, 1964. p.

610. 929?

Sp742aSpeer, Frederic ed.The Allergic Child, by Joseph

Borristine and others

New York, Hoeber Medical Division,

Harper and Row, 1963. 600 p.

618.9855

Ad23?nAdler, Sol

The Non-Verbal ChildSpringfield, Illinois, Charles C.

Thomas, 1964. 263 p.

619.92

Am5128s ,

American Public Health Association

Committee on Child HealthServices for Children with Cleft Lip

and Cleft Palate; A Guide for Public

Health PersonnelNew York, American Public Health

Association, 1955. 84 p.

647.9654$c36512

Schoenbohm, William B.Planning and Operating Facilities for

Crippled ChildrenSpringfield, Illinois, Charles

Thomas, 1962. 311 p.

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745.5R499hRich, Mildred Kroll

Handcrafts for the Homebound HandicappedSpringfield; Illinois, Charles C.Thomas, 1960. 104 p.

790. 0196C337Case, Maurice

Recreation for Blind' Adults; Organized

Programs Specialized SettingsSpringfield, Illinois, C. C. Thomas,1966. 208 p.

790.19613785rPomeroy, Janet

Recreation for the Physical ly Handi-capped

New York iticzamalan, 1964. 382 p.

920.9H518eHenrich, Edith D., ed.

Experiments 1 n 'SurvivaNew York, Association for the Aid ofCrippled Childrenj 1961. 199 p.

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SENSORY DISORDERS, SPEECH DEFECTS

AND PHYSICAL HANDICAPS

1

Abel, Georgie LeeConcerning the Education of Blind

ChildrenNew York, American Foundation for the

Blind, 1959. 107 p.

2Abel, Georgie Lee

Resources for Teachers of Blind with

Sighted ChildrenNew York, American Foundation for the

Blind, 1957. 64 p.

449Abercrombie, M. L. J.

Visual, Perceptual and VisuomotorImpairment in Physically Handicapped

Children, by M. L. J. Abercrombie and

othersMissoula, Montana, State University

1964. 63 p.(Monograph Supplement 3 V18,Perceptual and Motor Skills, 1964,

18, 561-625)

349Abramson, Arthur S.

An Approrth to the Rehabilitation of

Children with Muscular Dystrophy; A

Symposium and a Guide to Physical

TherapyNew York, Macular DystrophyAssociations ofAmerica, Inc., n. d.

17 p.

491Advisory Committee on Education of the

Deaf. U. S. Department of Health,

Education, and WelfareEducation of the Deaf; A Report to the

Secretary of Health, Education, andWelfare by his Advisory Committee on

the Education of the DeafWashington, D. C., U. S. Departmentofhealth, Education, and Welfare,Office of the Secretary, 1965. 103 p.

263Allan, J. Hamilton

The Physical, Psycho-Social and

Vocational Prognosis in Congenital

Paraplegia Due to Spina Bifida

Ciptica, by J. Hamilton Allan and,

James D. BeaterRichmond, University oftfirginia,

n. d.; 127 leaves

3Allen, Robert M., ed.

Proceedings of the Second Annual Work

shop on the Integration and Inter-

pretation of Pre-Vocational and

Vocational Information Concerning

the Neurologically Handicapped Client

Coral Gables, Florida, University

ofiAlqami Press, 1960. 43 p.

473The American Annals of the DeafCommunication with the Deaf

Washington, D. C.., The American

Annals of the Deaf, GallqudetCollege, n. d. v. p.

4American Foundation for the Blind

Blindness: Some Facts andiguresNew York, American Foundation for

the Blind, 1962. 14 p.


Conference of Administrators of

Rehabilitation Centers for Blind

Persons; Washington, D. C., April 27-

29, 1960New York, American Foundation for



Industrial Arts for Blind Students;Report of a Conference on Principles

and Standards, New York, February 1,

2, 3, 1960New York, American Foundation for


7

erican Foundation for the BlindIs Your Child Blind?New York, American Foundation for the

Blind, n. d. 14 p.

57

limit= Foundation for the BlindItinerant Teaching Service for BlindChildren; Proceedings of a National

Work Session Held at Bear Mountain,

New York, August 20-24, 1956

New York, American Foundation for the

1956.Blind, 106 p.

(Group Reports No. 5)

8merican Foundation for the Blind

National Conference on Preparation and

Distribution of Flucational Materials

for Blind Children In Public Schools;

Held at the, Sheraton=Seelbach Hotel',

Louisville, Kentucky, January 5, 6, 7,

1959


Blind, 1959. 73 p.

9arican Foundation for the Blind

The Pine Brook Report; National Work

Session on the Education of the Blind

with the Sighted, rev.


Blind, 1957. 72 p.


The Preschool Deaf Blind Child;

Suggestions for Parents


Blind, n. d. 8 p.


Report of the National Work Session on

the Preschool 1311nd Child


BUrd, 1951. 67 p.

11

American Foundation for the Blind

State Legislation Promoting the Market-

ing of BlindMade Products in the United

States, rev.New York, America! Foundation for the

Blind, 1954. L.


Studies In Community. Planning: I,

The Middletown Lighthouse for the

Blind; A Survey




Training and Employment of Deaf-Blind

Adults; Report of a Workshop Held in

New York City, February 6-9, 1956




Workshop for Teachers of Deaf-Blind

Children; Hartford, Connecticut,

June 27-30, 1955, sponsored by the

American Foundation for the Blind in

Cooperation with the Nationat Study

Committee on Education of Deaf-Blind

ChildrenNew York, American-Foundation for


264Americo!, Heart AssoCiation

After a Coronary

New York, American Heart Associa-

tion, 1964. 10 p.

269American Heart Association

Aphasia and the Family

New York, AMerican Heart Associa-

t:on, 1965. 26 p.

15American Heart Agsbciation

Cardiovascular Diseases in the U. S.;

Facts and FiguresNew York, American Heart AssoCia-

tion 1965. 30 p.


Do It Yourself Again; Self-Help

Devices for the Stroke Patient

New York, American Heart Associa-

tion., 1965. 47 p.

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Heart Disease in ChildrenNew York, American Heart Association,1963. 22 p.

16

American Heart AssociationHelp for Young Hearts; Highlights of aVocational Counseling StudyNew York, American Heart Association,2964. 23 p.


Home Care of the Chi Id with Mitiunictic

Fever; A Guide for Parents

New York, American Heart Association.,

1953. 25 p.

268American. Heart Association

Now You Can Protect Your Child AgainstRheumatic FeverNew York, American Heart Association,n.d. unpaged

266

American Heart AssociationQuestions and Answers ,'bout Heart and

Blood Vessel DiseasesNew York.; American Heart Association,

1963. 26 p.

271

American Heart AssociationStrike Back at StrokeNew York, American Heart Association,n.d. 37 p.


Strokes (A Guide for the Family)New York, American Heart Association,

1964. 18 p.

365

American Hospital AssociationPhysical Therapy Service: A Guide toOrganization and ManagementChicago, Illinois, American HospitalAssociation, 1965. 48 p.

500American Public Health Association.

Western Regional OfficeStroke and its. Rehabilitation

San Francisco, American Public

Health Association, Western Region-

al Office, 1965. 53 p.

(Continuing Education Monographs,Number 5, 1965)

17Association for the Aid of CrippledChildrer,The Place of Persons with Disabilitle:

in Our Society; Summary Report of

Round Tables held in Preparation for

Annual MeetingNew York, AssodiatUm for the Aidof Crippled Children, .1957. 32 p.

18Auerbach, Irwin

Progtess Against LeukemiaWashington, D. C., U. S. Department

of Health, Education., and Welfare,

Public Health :Service, National

Cancer Institute, 1962. 14 p.

(Research Report No. 1)

273Australian Cerebral Palsy Association,

Inc.Proceedings..of the Seventh Medical

and Educational Conference of theAustralian Cerebral Palsy AssociationIncorporated held at Brisbane, *

Queensland, 5th August to 9th August,

1963

Brisbane, The Australian CerebralPalsy Association,. Incorporated,1963. 150 p.

501Australian Cerebral Palsy AssociationIncorporated

Proceedings of the Sixth Medical andEducational Conference; Held atSydney, New South Wales, 21st-23rdOctober, 1961

Mount Lawley, Western Australia,The Australian Cerebral PalsyAssociation Incorporated, 1961.152 p.

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19

Acelrod, SeymourEffects of Early Blindness; Performanceof Blind and Sighted Children on Tactileand Auditory Tasks

New York. American Foundation for theBlind, 1959. 83 p.

404

Ayres, A. JeanOccupational Therapy for Motor DisordersResulting from Impairment of the CentralNervous SystemChicago, National Society for CrippledChildren _yid Adults, 1960. 8 p.

(Reprinted from RehabilitationLiterature, Vol. 21, No. 10, October,1960)

20Bailar, John C.

Cancer Rates and Risks, by John C.

Haitung King and Marie Joy MasonWashington, D. C., U. S. Departmentof Health, education, and Welfare,

. National Institutes of Health, 1964.

93 p.

304Bakwin, Ruth M.The Brain Injured Child (Cerebral Damage)New York, New !Or* Ageociation forBrain Injured Children, n.d. unpaged

315Barraga, Natalie

Increased Visual EX,(avior in Low Vision

ChildrenNew York, American Foundation forthe Blind, 1964. 180 p.

(Research Series Number 13)

403Barsch, Ray H.Counseling the Parent of the Brain-

Damaged ChildChicago, National Society forCrippled Children and Adults, 1961.

3 p.

(Reprinted from Journal of Rehabilita-tion, VOL XXVII, No. 3, May -June

1961)

21

Bauman, Mary K.Correlates of Adjustment to Vision

Loss: A Symposium, by Mary K. Bauman

and othersWichita, Kansas, University of

Wichita, 1963. 87 leaves

22Bauman, Mary K.A Manual of Norms"for Tests Used In

Counseling Blind PersonsNew York. American Foundation for


439Baumann, Milton C.

A Five Year Study of Brain-DamagedChildren, by Milton C., Baumann and

others.Springfield, Minas,* The MentalHealth Center, 1962. 44. p.

23belenky RobertA Swimming Program for Blind ChildrenNew-York-Americo?: Foundation for


438Bender, Ruth E.

A Manual of Suggested Techaques andDevices for Teaching Pre-School DeafChildren, compiled by Ruth E.Shallsha0 and Dale Webb

Cleveland, Ohio, The ClevelandHearing and Speech Center, 1949.

27 p.

(Pre-School Series)

332Bennett, H. Stanley

Modern Concepts of Structure ofStriated MuscleNew York, Wicular DystrophyAssociations of America, Inc.,1955. 20 p.

(Reprinted from American Journalof Physical Medicine, Vol. 34,

No. 1, February, 1955)

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362

Bergman, Moe

Auditory Rehabilitation for Hearing-Impaired Blind Persons, by Moe Bergmanand others

Washington, D. C., The American Speechand Hearing Association, 1965. 96 p.

(ASHA Monograph No. 12)

Bergsma, Daniel, ed.

Structural Organization of the Skeleton;A SymposiumNew York, The National Foundation,1966. 144 p.

(Birth Defects, Original ArticleSeries, April, 1966, Volume 2,Number 1)

364Bergsma, Daniel, ed.

Symposium of the Placenta: its Form andFunctions, with Particular Reference tothe Prevention of Birth Defects andFetal Deaths

New York, The National Foundation -

March of Dimes, 1965. 95 p.

(Birth Defects, Original ArticleSeries, VOL 1, No 1; April, 1965)

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Bergstrom, DorisRehabilitative Nursing Techniques - 4:Self-Care and Homemaking for theHemiplegic, by Doris Bergstrom and othersMinneapolis, Sister Elizabeth KennyFoundation, 1964. 32 p.

4?9Betz, EllenMinnesota Studies in Vocational Rehabili-tation XX, Seven Years of Research onWork Adjustment, by Ellen Betz andothersMinneapolis, University of Minnesota,Industrial Relations Center, 1966.65p.(February, 1966, Bulletin 43)

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Birch, Herbert G. ed.

A Selective Bibliography on Brain-Damaged ChildrenLanghorne, Pennsylvania, The WoodsSchools and Residential TreatmentCenter, 1964. 69 p.

(An excerpt from Brain Damage inChildren - the Biological and SociYAspects)

26Black, Martha E.

The Illinois Plan for Special Educa-

tion of Exceptional Children; Speech

Correction in High SchoolsSpringfield, Office of the Superin-tendent of Public Instruction, 1960.

71 p.

280Blake, Florence G.Open Heart Surgery in Children; AStudy in Nursing CareWashington, D. C., U. S. Departmentof Health, Education, and Welfare,Children's Bureau, 1964. 102 p.

3?9Bloodstein, Oliver

A Handbook on Stuttering for Profess-

ional WorkersChicago, National Society forCrippled Children and Adults, Inc.,

1959. 88 p.

370

Bluestone, Seymour S.Habilitation of the Child with SpinaBifida and Myelomeningocele, bySeymour S. Bluestone and George G.DeaverChicago, National Society forCrippled Chi&alen and Adults, 1956.unpaged(Reprinted from The Journal of. the

American Medical Association, VOL161, July 28, 2956)

2?Boatner, Maxine 2%

Gallaudet the Builder, Higher Educa-tion for the Deaf; The Physical Aspect:of his Work in Washington

Washington, D. C., Gailaudet College,1951. 28 p.

(Bulletin No. 3, Vol, 1, hay, 1951)

448Boiee, Lawrence R.A Guide to the Care of Adults withHearing Loss; A Manual Prepared forthe Use of Graduates in Medicine bythe Subcommittee on Hearing in Adultsof the Conservation of Hearing Commit-tee of the American Academy ofOphthalmology and OtolaryngologyRochester, Minnesota, Whiting Press,1960. 68 p.

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32Bureau Of Employment Security. ManpowerAdministration. U. S. Department ofLabor

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Washington, D. C., U. S. Departmentof _Labor, Bureau o? EmploymentSecurity, 1964. 15 p.

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455Carpenter, Anita A.Catalog of Captioned Films for the Deaf

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419Chatelain, Leon

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Children's Bureau. U. S. Depaatment ofHealth, Education, and Welfare

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62Communicable Pisease Center. PublicHealth Service: V. S. Department ofHealth, Education, and WelfareTuberculosiS in the United States;

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65Davis, Rene V.

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277Department of Medicine and Surgery.Veterans AdministrationSpinal Cord Injury; A Selected

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67Detroit League for the Handicapped, Inc

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Diabetes Source BookWashington, D. C., U. S. Department ofHealth, Education, and Welfare, PublicHealth Service, 1964. 48 p.


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The Nt.1rte' and the Arthritic_Washington, D. C., U. S. Departmentof Health, Education, and Welfare,Public Health Service, 1964. unpaged

291

Division of Chronic Diseases. PublicHealth Service. U. S. Department ofHealth, Education, and Welfare-

The Nurse and the DiabeticWashington; D. C., U. S. Departmentof Health, Education, and WeZfare,Public Health Service, 1964. unpaged


Selected Publications, Diabetes and

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150McCullough, Grace A.

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For Your Child with Cleft Lip andPalate...Bright PromiseChicago, National Society forCrippled Children and Adults, Inc.,

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National Cancer Institute. Pu!;..1c HealthService. U. S. Depariaent of Health,Education, and Weifoze

Hodgkin's Disease, rev.Washington, D. C., U. S. Department ofHealth, Education, and Wet.fares PublicHealth Service, 1963. unpaged

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Reading on Cancer; An AnnotatedBibliography

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Interviews During the Pericd July 1962-June 1963

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National Center for Health Statistics.Public Health Service. U. S. Departmentof Health, Education, and Welfare

Binocular Visual Acuity of Adults,United States 1960-1962. Vision TestingMethods and Binocular Visual AcuityFindings, By Age, Sex, and Race AmongAdults Aged 18-79 Years

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National Health CouncilUnifying National Voluntary Leadershipon Behalf of Persons with EpilepsyNew York, National Health Council,1965. 27 p.

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National Heart Institute. Public HealthService. U. S. Department of Health,Education, and Welfare

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National Institute of Arthritis andMetabolic Diseases. Public Health Service.U. S. Department of Health, Education,and Welfare

Facts About Osteoporosis

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Cataract and Glaucoma; Hope ThroughResearch, rev.

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National Institute of NeurologicalDiseases and Blindness. Public HealthService. U. S. Department of Health,Education, and Welfare

The Fateful Months When Life Begins;A Nationwide Collaborative Mother-Child Study

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Multiple Sclerosis, Hope ThroughResearch

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Proceedings: Conference on theCollection of Statistics of SevereHearing Impairments and Deafness in

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Proceedings: First Annual Conferenceof the Model Reporting Area forBlindness Statistics, 1962

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