Mixed views on marital conflict and therapy methods
A mirror of opinions from Florence Hollis and Jules Masserman shows disagreement over causes of marital strife and the ethics of electroshock therapy. The study of 100 families by 22 social workers highlights personality factors in women as primary drivers, with relatives and finances as secondary.
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Florence Hollis
New York School of Social Work
Toxaphene Dusting Tied To 1949 Fish Die Offs
Reports from Alabama conservation groups and the Agricultural Experiment Station cite toxaphene and a BHC DDT mix as fish killers in ponds near cotton fields. Tests show 20 percent toxaphene dust can kill fish in one acre, suggesting drift from wide applications harmed nearby waters. Some fish survive typical handling, but severe injury reduces survival chances.
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Alabama Department of Conservation
Agricultural Experiment Station
Kilby
Montgomery
Tennessee State Game and Fish Commission
Tom Bingham
Tennessee
Cumberland Springs Lake
Wisconsin stream posting decline due to trout planting ban
Wisconsin reports a shift as landowners un post more streams than they post after the state conservation department enforces a rule prohibiting planting trout within a half mile of any posted stream. The policy aims to protect streams but prompts broader landowner compliance across states.
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Wisconsin
State Conservation Department
Keeping Healthy Progress Made in Treating Leprosy
A Carville leprosarium magazine page highlights progress in Hansen's disease and other illnesses over 50 years. Dr Frederick Johansen notes the sulfa era shifted public attitude, with Carville discharging more patients home in 1949 than any prior year.
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the Star
U.S. Marine Hospital National Leprosarium
Carville
Frederick Johansen
Johansen
Health notes on epilepsy and alcoholism terms
Physicians favor convulsive disorder over epilepsy as a symptom based name. Psychotherapy should be part of treating high blood pressure due to persistent nervous tension. Lab and clinical studies show alcoholism is a metabolic disease.
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