Special Camps Urged For Draftees Rejected For Defects
Dr George Gallup reports a public health stance on the draft linking venereal disease treatment and dentition repair to military eligibility. Aimed at men of draft age, the study asks whether the army should treat venereal disease and fix bad teeth before training, reflecting a debate between health experts and military fitness standards.
Public health appeal seeks cooperation on venereal disease reduction
Public health officials urge citizens to cooperate with programs aimed at lowering venereal disease cases. Officials emphasize community participation and support for vaccination, treatment, and education efforts to curb spread and protect public welfare.
Poll Finds Wide Support for Wassermann Test for Syphilis
A former poll shows a large majority willing to take a Wassermann test for syphilis, with an equally strong response on broader acceptance of testing. Public response indicates high interest in early detection and health screening.
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Army should cure defects before training, survey says
The public and young draftees favor dental treatment for bad teeth and curing venereal diseases in special camps before army training. Seventy seven percent support dental work and sixty five percent back curing venereal disease prior to service, indicating broad acceptance of a pre training cure program. The survey suggests draftees would not object to a curing period.
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