The Milk Distributor as Guardian of Public Health
The article traces milk as the early pure food and the rise of distributors who ensure freshness and safety. It highlights historical squalor in distillery dairies, Borden’s 19th century reform, Pasteurization, and modern centralization in Plainsboro New Jersey, with large firms funding health education and municipal cooperation to prevent milk borne disease.
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Townsend
Siz
America
United States Mail
Uncle Sam
Bectaria
New York City
Chao
United States
Paris
Gail Borden
Borden
Walker- Gordon
Plainsboro
N. J
Boston
New York
New York State
New Jersey
Mkc
Dial
Department of Health
Grand Jury Asked by Ickes to Probe PWA Graft
World wide review notes the grand jury under Ickes is asked to investigate charges of graft related to the Public Works Administration. The case could influence the future of the National Recovery Administration as a suit against a small sawmill operator nears resolution.
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Ickes
PWA
NRA
Ickes probes graft and NRA fate in high stakes cases
A February grand jury will investigate graft in the Public Works administration led by Harold Ickes with testimony on a $4 million Texas canal project. The Supreme Court will hear Belcher regarding wage and hours limits under the NRA, a pivotal test for federal control of inter state production. World court ratification is defeated, and Baton Rouge tensions flare as Huey Long mobilizes armed groups amid a gas and oil showdown.
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Plionest
Harold” Ickes
Public Works Administration
Washington
PWA
United States
John W. Fidelly
Texas
Ickes
Public Works Administration Investigation Division
Texas Project
War Department
Smost
Belcher
Supreme Court
NRA
Alabama
Attorney General
Federal District Court
Elmer Thomas
Dem
Okls
Bell
James Conzens
Michigan
Senate
White House
William Borah
Hiram Johnson
World Court
Roosevelt
Tribunal
Huey Long
Square Desl Association
Parish
East Baton Rouge
John Appel
New Orleans
Baton Rouge
Allen
Hoey
J. D. Womack
Here
Huey
Sidney Sonzgy
Long
Standard Oil Company
Cent
Clement
National Guard
Diane Washburn Was Ambassador to Italy and Author
Former ambassador to Italy and noted author died in New York from pneumonia. He left Collier’s Weekly as editor in 1921 to take the Italy post and served as U S representative at the Genoa and Lausanne conferences in 1922. He wrote several biographies through 1927.
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Diane Washburn Child
Italy
New York
Collier's Weekly
United States
Genom
Lausanne
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Edward W. Pickard
Ruasin
All-Union Congress of Serviets
Moscow
Red Army
JNA
Brono Richard Hauptmann
Eeuptmann
Lindbergh
Hauptmann
Hong
House
Treasury
Reed
Morgenthau
Congress
Treasury Department
Joppa
Manchukand
Hallar
Manchukou
Outer Mongolia
Manchukaw
Let
Far East
Japan
Bruno
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