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Communist Party Speech On Humboldt County, Mad River Project, Communist Party Jan 1950

Communist Party Speech On Humboldt County, Mad River Project, Communist Party

Ina and Noel Harris Collection

Pamphlet that reads as a campaign speech for a unnamed candidate representing the Communist Party of Humboldt County. Details plans for reform including Mad River Project.


Convalescent Care In Louisville, Kentucky., Grace B. Caswell Oct 1943

Convalescent Care In Louisville, Kentucky., Grace B. Caswell

Electronic Theses and Dissertations

This study is undertaken to survey and evaluate the adequacy of convalescent facilities available for indigent persons who have been under the care of the surgical service at the Louisville General Hospital. The adequacy of convalescent care will be measured first, in relation to its scope, second, in relation to its help to the patients, and third, in its interaction with other community agencies. The study is prompted by the recognition of the fact that convalescence is a sadly neglected field of medical care. Convalescence will be defined for the purposes of this study as the more or less gradual …


Tabulation Of Results In Eureka City Election, Unknown Jun 1939

Tabulation Of Results In Eureka City Election, Unknown

Ina and Noel Harris Collection

Tabulation of results in Eureka City election as published by the Humboldt Times in Eureka, California on Tuesday, June 20, 1939.


Neighborhood House : A Settlement's Part In Social Planning., Rebecca Baer Krupp 1904-1989 Jan 1939

Neighborhood House : A Settlement's Part In Social Planning., Rebecca Baer Krupp 1904-1989

Electronic Theses and Dissertations

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The Social Security Act, William C. Streek Mar 1938

The Social Security Act, William C. Streek

Bachelors’ Theses

This dissertation is closely confined to a study of the Social Security Act, the provisions made by the Federal Government in aiding the states and the plans used by the various states. Data which have been incorporated into this thesis are the latest available at the time of writing. During 1935 the Congress of the United States passed a law, introduced and sponsored by Senator Robert F. Wagner of New York, called the "Social Security Act." The vote in the House of Representatives was 372 to 33; in the Senate 77 to 6. President Roosevelt signed the Act on August …