Victory gardens tied to wartime gains urged to endure
The Victory garden movement, which produced 40 percent of fresh US vegetables and canned 3.4 billion quarts last year, should become permanent. Advocates urge national adoption through extension services and schools to improve health, economy, and urban beauty while expanding home gardening in peace.
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Extension Service
Alcoholism discussed at hospital dinner by judge and doctor
The judge and Steve discuss a doctor's talk on alcoholism research at a university. The speaker notes most drinkers are sensible, about 5 percent abuse it, and some alcoholics may be cured through education and modern psychology.
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