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Photograph was edited for publication purposes The John Tracy Clinic was founded in 1942 by Louise Tracy, wife of actor Spencer Tracy. In 1925, the couple's son John was diagnosed with profound hearing loss at 10 months old. Mrs. Tracy worked with him and taught him lip-reading and encouraged him to learn how to speak. She opposed sign language. The clinic established programs to educate and offer emotional support to parents and their preschool deaf youngsters, free of charge. The clinic has locations in Los Angeles and Long Beach, and offers online services to families. Photograph caption dated June 6, 1961 reads "Northridge Guild of the John Tracy Clinic will present its Beachcomber Dinner-Dance Saturday at the Glen-Aire Country Club. As Mrs. Harry Neuman, guild president, far right, gives tickets to Mrs. Wayne F. McIntire, right, clinic branch director, Mmes. Kent Goodman, left, and Neil Jackson take turns looking over book which Mrs. McIntire helped to collaborate."
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John Tracy Clinic.--Northridge Guild John Tracy Clinic.--Northridge Guild--Presidents Women--California--Los Angeles Associations, institutions, etc.--California--Los Angeles Tickets--California--Los Angeles Books--California--Los Angeles Draperies--California--Los Angeles Northridge (Los Angeles, Calif.) Group portraits Portrait photographs Valley Times Collection photographs
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