Sanitation Drive Praised By Indiana Program Leader
A letter from Clyde E. Williams, assistant state director of the Community Sanitation Program in Indianapolis, commends Linton and Greene County efforts in the sanitation drive. He notes newspaper and merchant cooperation spurred local health improvements and recalls typhoid fever history to urge ongoing public health action.
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Linton
Greene County
FARA
Clyde Bs, Williams
Indianapolis
Linton Daily Citizenry
Williams
Sanitation
Ind
Ditor Linton
Daily Citizen
Inton
Indiana
United States
Benefit Derived in FERA Program in Indiana
The Indiana sanitation drive under FERA and CWA totals nearly one million dollars with 2 075 toilets built since 1934 and 1 600 monthly as part of a community program. Homeowners spent over $262 thousand on materials and relief workers earned about $641 thousand in labor. Northern farms shipping milk to Chicago will add 2 600 more toilets this summer to meet Public Health Service standards.
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Clyde BE. Williams
Indiana
Bundiny
Indianna
Chicago
Hoosier
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Greene County Fera Health and Sanitary Project
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Pearl ‘Headley
Greene County Sanitation
Fera Health and Sanitation
Greater
Project In Greene
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N. Main St
Wilkinson
Fera Health and Saniion
Hudson
Ment Health and
T. K. “Dink” Holden
County Fera. Health and Sanitary
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