Librarians Join Fight On Unrest for Foreign Born
The American Library Association mobilizes 4000 librarians to boost the Enlarged Program aiding foreign born readers. They aim to provide suitable books in English and native languages, extend book services to schools and libraries, and support public health and civic education nationwide.
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More Books For Blind Aid Group Promotes Reading
The American Library Association leads a movement to bring literature to visually impaired readers across the United States. Funds and programs aim to expand access, with volunteers and sponsors supporting library services for those who walk in darkness.
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Good Books At All Crossroads Proves Successful Plan
California leads adoption of a nationwide library literacy program via the American Library Association. The system aims to place regular book shipments to county libraries and outposts across 3 060 counties, enhancing access to good literature at a modest cost.
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Four Thousand Librarian Members of the American Library Association in Nation Wide Movement
Four thousand librarians join a national movement led by the American Library Association. The drive highlights decades of service, professional cooperation, and a push for nationwide literacy and access, with organizers envisioning broad participation and continued growth.
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