Reform plan for social evil backed by Rockefeller group
A New York report outlines the Bureau of Social Hygiene founded in 1911 with John D. Rockefeller Jr. funding. It details aims to study and curb white slave traffic through long term, generation-spanning work led by Miss Katherine Davis, Paul Warburg, Starr Murphy, and Kneeland, with Abraham Flexner advising on Europe’s medical schools and methods. It notes a forthcoming plan to address vice in New York City and suggests a practical remedy for respiratory disease.
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New York
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Grand Jury
Rockefeller
Bureau of Social Hygiene
Bureau of Social Hystene
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Katherine Bement Davis
New York State
Bureau
Bedford Hills
Reformatory
Chicago Vice Commission
Kneland
Vice
Abraham Flexner
Europe
New York City
Woman Dead in Field as Husband, Missing After Walk
The body of a young alien woman with gunshot wounds was found in an open field in Colonie Albany County. She is identified as Mrs. Antonio Spang of Watervliet. Her husband, who was with her when they began a walk, is missing. The couple had come to Watervliet from New York last month.
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Troy, N
Colonie
Albany County
Antonio Spang
Watervilet
New York
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