The Need For Community Action
Author: Fisher, Ralph T.
Date Published: 1961
This newsletter article is about the social, economic and health problems experienced by American agricultural migrants and why community action is necessary. The article begins by discussing the population and issues of migrants in New Jersey and presents the reader with options to help this community, such as through local churches and service clubs. The author calls readers to take some sort of action to help migrants in New Jersey. Two short articles accompany the main story, the first of which is about Dr. Raymond E. Kerlin becoming a diplomat of the American Board of Veterinary Public Health and the second is about the availability of slides on rescue breathing.
Date Published: 1961
This newsletter article is about the social, economic and health problems experienced by American agricultural migrants and why community action is necessary. The article begins by discussing the population and issues of migrants in New Jersey and presents the reader with options to help this community, such as through local churches and service clubs. The author calls readers to take some sort of action to help migrants in New Jersey. Two short articles accompany the main story, the first of which is about Dr. Raymond E. Kerlin becoming a diplomat of the American Board of Veterinary Public Health and the second is about the availability of slides on rescue breathing.
