Leprosy Debate and Public Health Policy Sparks Controversy
Dr. Walker of the University of California discusses leprosy in Hawaii and the dangers of transmission as cities like Los Angeles face quarantine and relief policies. The piece critiques federal subsidies and warns that excessive borrowing to fund social programs could threaten national finances while advocating careful disease control and equitable aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haong
Jimmy
BL. Walker
University of California Medical School
Hawaii
Caracas
Tonerasla
Ion Pein
Colette
Wren
Walker
Gsugh
Uauil
Los Angeles
Austin
Texas
On Texas Farms and Treasury Subsidies Debate
A mixed report from rural Texas covers federal subsidy debates noting shifts in taxpayer burdens and policy reach. It highlights farmer demonstrations in Brasoria, Hartley, Caldwell, Nolan, and Marrinan counties showing dairy, vegetable, and cattle feeding gains, plus home sewing projects and budget planning among farm women.
Policy in Film Making and Farm Lands in 1930s Debate
The discussion centers on the Agricultural Adjustment Administration aims to reduce cultivated land for cotton and wheat, while urging more pasture and soil improvement. Williamson stresses that permanent pastures require careful retirement rules and potential reallocation to maintain livestock needs and soil health. He warns broader land retirement to erase surpluses, notes exceptions for home use and erosion control, and supports reforestation and soil-preserving crops within a one year limit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamson
Foans A
M. College
United
Sudan
Ae Tatan
Agricultural Adjustmant Administration
Tree Dope From The Civics at Camp Clifton
A fragment reflecting on ethics and social values from the Civics program at Camp Clifton. It discusses how hardship can soften hearts, the lure of wealth, and the need for mutual care, noting a shift from selfish motives toward greater human consideration during reconstruction era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tree Dope
Civics
Camp Clifton
Camp Clifton Chronicles and District of Columbia Notes
Camp Clifton updates detail Captain Gajouke and CCC staff settling at Belton and Alamona, with South America experiences shared by Lealie Crockett. Forty four new Willan Conservation Corps members report to Camp Clifton October 10, boosting company strength to 196. Daily camp life includes cold weather, blankets, and a dedicated police under a pecan tree. District of Columbia notes recount the 1790 act and early city layout near Rock Creek and the White House vicinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kawin A. Gajouke
Amon
Calo
Gajouke
Belton
Alamona
Moon
Willan Conservation Corps
Camp Clifton
Tosque
Hill Unten
Clifton
Old Srimple
Ays
Mayberry
Bearborough
Dominy
Bima
Gribble
Harry Gillan
Rex John
Golabrick” Knep
McNett
Ben Gene Pearce
Columbia
District of Columbia
State Health Official Warns Against Quacks in Cancer Advice
The State Health Officer warns the public against fake cancer prophets and unproven cures. Early professional medical consultation is urged, with emphasis on two main treatments for cancer, surgery and radiotherapy, and the need for prompt medical advice rather than waiting for alleged cures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moray
John Politics
W. Brown
Boston Herald
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Wight
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New York Journal of Commerce
Dr Sehee
Federel Tremary
Gretally
Reese
W. HL Dnerow
Servies
Bi Brasoria
Caldwell County
John Pettersin
Marrinan
Nolan County
Tony Sayui
Lealie Crockett
South America
Mr. Crockett
Caifton
Vall
Cink Cie
Gaimday Nig
J.W. Calvert
Fistrary Bask Bldg
Clifton, Tomax
Toa
E. E. Schow
P&g
Iona
Pillsbury's
Sunnyfield
Cs Verigood
Pillsbury’s
Bokar Coffee
Erteckts
White House
Ise
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