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October 15, 1935. Business Meeting. Dr. William G. Barrett and Dr. Leola Dalrymple were elected to the Board of Trustees of the Boston Psycho-Analytic Institute.
November 16, 1935. Scientific Meeting. 'The Psycho-Analyst Looks at Culture', by H. Scudder Mekeel, Ph.D.; and 'Research in a Southern Town', by John Dollard, Ph.D.
December 7, 1935. Special Meeting. Dr. Hermann Nunberg: 'Homosexuality, Magic, and Aggression'.
December 17, 1935. Business Meeting. The constitution of the American Psycho-Analytic Association was accepted. Dr. Jacob Kasanin of Chicago, Illinois, was elected a member of the Society. Dr. Irmarita Putnam's resignation was regretfully accepted. Drs. M. Ralph Kaufman, Hanns Sachs, and John Murray were elected for the three, two and one-year terms respectively as representative to the Council on Professional Training of the American Psycho-Analytic Association.
January 28, 1936. Scientific Meeting. 'A Case of Motor-Ataxia' by Dr. Ruth Burr; 'Transient Depression', by Dr. John Murray; and 'A Case of Masochism', by Dr. Martin W. Peck. Business Meeting. Dr. M. Ralph Kaufman was elected as the Representative from the Boston Society to the Executive Council of the American Psycho-Analytic Association.
February 26, 1936. Scientific Meeting. 'A Childhood Anxiety', by Dr. William G. Barrett; and 'Psychotherapy and Manic-Depressive Psychoses', by Dr. M. Ralph Kaufman.
March 15, 1936. Scientific Meeting. 'Some Varieties of Parental Aggression', by Dr. Gregory Zilboorg (New York).