Public health progress praised in Winston-Salem
Dr C M Cooper lauds Winston-Salem health work, noting a full time health officer Dr R L Carlton and a robust staff. The city allocates about 85000 annually for health programs, with nurses, inspectors, a lab tech, and doctors supporting school and community health efforts.
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Public Welfare Department
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Cooper
State Board of Health
Winston-Salem
Forsyth County
R. L. Carlton
Health Department
Bureau of Health Education
North Carolina
Prohibition Sparks Clash Over Enforcement and Rights
Schafer argues federal prohibition breeds bootlegging drunkenness and unlawful searches infringing constitutional rights. Dry leaders seek to widen enforcement powers while wary city leaders push to amend laws making buyers culpable and widen the gulf between activists and religious authorities.
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Federal Crime Commission
Schafer
Clarence True Wilson
Methodist Board of Temperance
Prohibition Debate Continues Across States
Fragments show leaders Howell Norris and other dry advocates in Nebraska pushing prohibition momentum as discussions advance beyond page one. The item notes continued emphasis on statewide dry laws and political maneuvering among supporters.
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Howell
Norris
Neraska
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