Local humanitarian praise for Roosevelt and Tingley amid infantile paralysis drive
A long account lauds Franklin D. Roosevelt and New Mexico Governor Clyde Tingley as humanitarians backing Infantile Paralysis care. It recounts Roosevelt funding Warm Springs and the author’s Hot Springs proposal, noting Tingley’s efforts to build a hospital, roads, and hydroelectric plans, framing both leaders as pivotal in children’s hospital progress and regional improvements.
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Napoleon
America
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Clyde Tingley
New Mexico
Warm Springs
United States
Roosevelt
Hot Springs
N. M
el Paso Herald-Post
Mrs. Roosevelt
George Washington
New Mexico Hospital
George Washington’s Hospital
Tingley
Washington
State of
U. S
Elephant Butte
Caballo Dam
el Paso
University of Texas botanists invited to AAAS symposium
Austin Texas Dec 17 University of Texas researchers receive broad recognition in plant science The American Association for the Advancement of Science invites Dr E J Lund professor of zoology to read a paper on Electric Polarity in Plants as one of three invitation papers The event brings together botanists and members of botanical societies for joint meetings
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Austin
Texas
University of Texas
American Association For the Advancement of Science
E. J. Lund
The
Botanical Society of America
American Phytopathological Society of Plant Physiologists
Mycological Society of America
Botany Section
Association
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