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Children's Mercy Hospital
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File contains information about Children's Mercy Hospital.
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Vertical File
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A Kansas City Negro Honored
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File containing a brief biographical article about Dr. Walter Maddux, a native of Kansas City, Kansas, and newly appointed head of pediatrics "in the great hospital that is to be erected in Chicago for Negroes" at the University of Chicago, in 1930. Maddux received his medical training at the University of Kansas and "in the Wheatley hospital branch of Mercy hospital," established by Dr. Katharine Richardson.
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1930-02-10
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Newspaper Article
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50 Years of Caring Comfort For Kids
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Article which features Adele Hall and her involvement over the years with Children's Mercy Hospital. She has spent countless hours at the hospital and her family has donated millions of dollars to the cause.
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2004-07-05
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Newspaper Article
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Child Philanthropist Helps Children's Mercy Hospital
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Article profiles nine-year old Jack Novoor, who has raised nearly $6,000 for Children's Mercy Hospital. The December 2009 fundraiser at the Jumping Jax recreation center will be the fourth that Novoor and his family has hosted.
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2009-12-18
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Newspaper Article
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One More for The Kids
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Discussion of the Children's Mercy Hospital Golf Classic inaugurated by Tom Watson. Watson announced that June 2004, which will be the 25th one, will be the last. Article details some of the improvements the hospital made with funds from the tournaments. The event has been held every year at Blue Hills Country Club.
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2003-12-12
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Newspaper Article
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A Bayer Overhaul: Move to LionsGate Among Tourney Changes
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Former Champions Tour has been renamed the Bayer Advantage Classic and has moved its venue to the Nicklaus Golf Club at LionsGate in Overland Park. The Champions Tour was at Loch Lloyd in Belton for eight years, Tiffany Greens in Kansas City for fours years, and two years at The National. The last two years the event has been called the Bayer Advantage Celebrity Pro-Am. Beginning with the June 2005 tournament, all ticket proceeds will go to Children's Mercy Hospital. This fills the gap left when Tom Watson announced that June 2004 would be his last Children's Mercy Hospital Golf Classic.
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2004-10-01
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Newspaper Article
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Mercy Dedication Audience
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Interior view of audience members attending a dedication ceremony at Children's Mercy Hospital. A television camera can be seen.
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1968-05-09
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Photograph
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Mercy Hospital - Front View
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View facing north of Children's Mercy Hospital located at 1710 Independence Avenue. A pederstrian outside of the building can be seen.
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1961-09-07
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Photograph
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Anna Anderson
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Obituary for Miss Anna Anderson, superintendent of Children's Mercy Hospital from 1921 to 1943, dying on November 30, 1960.
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1960-12-01
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Newspaper Article
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Children's Mercy Hospital
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Distant frontal view of Children's Mercy Hospital at 1710 Independence Avenue.
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Photograph
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Children's Mercy Hospital
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Distant frontal and side view of Children's Mercy Hospital, 1710 Independence Avenue.
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Photograph
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Children's Mercy Hospital
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Full frontal and side view of Children's Mercy Hospital at 1710 Independence Avenue.
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Photograph
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Children's Mercy Hospital
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Detail view of entrance of the former Children's Mercy Hospital. When the photograph was taken, the building was part of the University of Health Sciences.
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1989
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Photograph
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Children's Mercy Hospital
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Full frontal view of the former Children's Mercy Hospital on Independence Avenue. When the photograph was taken in 1989, the building was part of the osteopathic University of Health Sciences.
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1989
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Photograph
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Sanborn Map, Kansas City, Vol. 2, 1909-1937, Page p185
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A portion of Kansas City from E. Missouri Avenue south to Independence Avenue and from Highland Avenue east to Maple Boulevard, showing buildings, streets, and additions. Large numbers at edges of page refer to page with adjoining area.
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1909/1937
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Map
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