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At the Fourteenth Annual Meeting of the PENNSYLVANIA PSYCHIATRIC SOCIETY, the following officers were elected for the year 1952–1953: President, Philip Q. Roche, M.D., Philadelphia; President-Elect, Frederick H. Allen, M.D., Philadelphia; Secretary-Treasurer, M. Royden C. Astley, M.D., Philadelphia; Councilors for one year: Herbert H. Herskovitz, M.D., Devon, Robert H. Israel, M.D., Warren, John A. Malcolm, M.D., Pittsburgh, Howard K. Petry, M.D., Harrisburg; Councilors for two years: Robert S. Bookhammer, M.D., Philadelphia, Eugene L. Sielke, M.D., Philadelphia, Frederick L. Weninger, M.D., Pittsburgh. Mollie E. Orloff, M.D., Philadelphia, was elected Auditor for one year, John N. Frederick, M.D., Pittsburgh, for two years, and Howard T. Fiedler, M.D., Retreat, for three years.
Plans were laid for two new departures, the first calling for a week-end Spring Meeting with a well-organized scientific program; the second providing for all-day sessions of consultation with visiting psychiatrists at various medical centers.