Justice First as Keynote at Fifty-Fourth Social Work Meet
The National Conference of Social Work selects Justice first as keynote for the Des Moines meeting May 11 to 18. Dr John Lapp of Chicago, president, lists topics including The Rural Economic Situation by Henry C Wallace The Church and Social Justice by Rabbi A H Silver Probation Has it Made Good by Edwin J Cooley Positioning the Disabled into Life by Riley M Little and Charles A Prosser Also Jane Addams talks on The Social Consequences of the Immigration Law and International Aspects of Social Work by Royal Meeker More than 200 section meetings on welfare methods will be held during the event.
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Justice First
National Conference of Social Work
Des Moines
John Lapp
Chicago
Indianapolis Community Fund
Henry C. Wallace
Wallace Farmer
A. H. Silver
Cleveland
Ohio
Edwin J. Cooley
Court of General Sessions
New York
Riley M. Little
State Department of Education
Albany
N. Y
Charles A. Prosser
Dunwoodie Institute
Minneapolis
Minn
Jane Addams
Royal Meeker
Carlton College
Howard W. Nudd
Public Education Association
Samuel T. Orton
Iowa State Uiversity
Social workers from four nations gather for weeklong conference
More than 4,000 social workers and public officials from the United States, Canada, Mexico and several foreign countries will attend the event.
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United States
Canada
Mexico
Motor buses aid rail system. expansion slows railroad decline
A nationwide survey shows motor bus lines growing faster than ever and acting as assets to the rail system rather than threats. Rail lines cut costs, with big operators abandoning portions while buses feed trunk routes and offer profitable short hauls. Across the nation, RR heads acknowledge bus profitability and expansion. In New York Earl Haplin May presents findings on line growth. In Portland Maine hundreds of snow owls have invaded Half Way Rock light station amid a bird migration. Hunters attribute it to rabbit shortages.
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All- Times
New York
Earl ‘Hapin May
Portland
Half Way Rock
McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Tablets Promise Slim to Strong
A vintage advertisement touts McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets as a miracle for underweight individuals. It claims rapid weight gain and increased energy with testimonials, offering 60 tablets for 60 cents and a money back guarantee if 5 pounds aren’t gained in 30 days.
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McCoy
Alberta Rogers
McCoy's
Hook’s
Haag Drug Co
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