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41. Harris & Ewing [...]volution of Women of Peru shown with living models at Woman's Universal Alliance Conference. Living models portrayed the Peruvian women of today and [yeste]rday with the lecture given by Mrs. Frank Barrows Freyer, [Washin]gtonian who spent many years in the Latin American republic; second conference on world welfare work of The Woman's [...]ersal Alliance. In Washington today. Mrs Frewyer was appointed Dr. Herman Valderde, Ambassador of Peru, to elucidate on the [...]ory of the women of Peru. In the photograph, left to right: F.B. Freyer, representing a woman of Peru in Spanish costume; [...]acia Freyer, a Peruvian woman of the 17th century; Betty Bratton, [...]senting the 18th century; Mrs. Leslie Bratton, noblewoman of [...] vice-regal period and Fidelia Gallardo, Peruvian peasant

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42. A.R.C. Child Dispensary in Bucharest, in charge of Miss Ober of Chicago, a Red Cross nurse and child welfare expert. The line forms at 10 am, outside the window of Miss Ober's offices. Presently the window opens and Miss Ober, in long white hospital apron and rubber gloves, begins her three hours' work with the children. The rubber gloves are a very necessary precaution, for there is typhus and many other contagious and infectious diseases about. The ailments are of great variety, but much of the trouble is skin diseases and diseases due to malnutrition and uncleanliness. This picture shows Miss Ober giving a can of milk to a Roumanian mother with her baby. The baby is tied up in swaddling clothes so that it can be carried easily

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43. Harris & Ewing In spotlight at conference on U.S. Health Plan Washington, D.C., Oct. 31. 'First Steps' in the evolution of a proposed 850-million-dollar national health program were worked in a conference here today between members of the American Medical Association and Federal Officials. Pictured, left to right, are. Arthur J. Altmeyer, Chairman of the Social Security Board - Miss Josephine Rochel, Chairman of the President Interdepartmental Committee to coordinate Health and Welfare Activities, and U.S. Surgeon General Thomas Parran, 10/31/38 [19]38 October 31

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44. Kirst-Ashman, Karen Kay Introduction to social work & social welfare

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45. Kirst-Ashman, Karen Kay Introduction to social work & social welfare

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46. Kirst-Ashman, Karen Kay Introduction to social work & social welfare

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47. Hine, Lewis Wickes, 1874-1940 DAVID FRANKLIN HOUSTIN [sic], CHAIRMAN OF THE N.C.L.C. Mr. Houston was secretary of Agriculture in President Wilson's Cabinet, 1913-1920 and Sec. of the treasury 1920, 1921. He has been active in educational affairs throughout his life and in the promotion of social welfare generally. He has been a teacher and school Supt., a college professor in political and social science; president of the Agri. and Mechanical College of Texas; dean and later president of the University of Texas; Chancellor of Washington University; chairman of the Federal Board for Vocational Education; chairman of the Farm Loan Board; member of numerous official commissions; and a writer of force and distinction on historical, economic and financial topics. He was born in Monroe, Union Co., N.C. in 1866, received the degree of Bachelor of Arts from South Carolina College, and Master of Arts from Harvard. The degree of Doctor of Laws has been conferred upon him by seven different colleges and Universities, including Harvard, Yale and the University of Wisconsin. Mr. Houston says he looks upon his work with the National Child Labor Committee as presenting a great opportunity. It is the same opportunity that is shared by every member of the organization. Shoulder to shoulder with Mr. Houston let us all prove equal to the opportunity which is ours today. AUGUST AMERICAN CHILD. 1921

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48. National evaluation of welfare-to-work strategies

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49. Conference "Moving from Income Support to Work" (2003 : Freie Universität Berlin) "From welfare to work" Berlin: FU Berlin; [2003]

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50. A.R.C. Child Dispensary in Bucharest, in charge of Miss Ober of Chicago, a Red Cross nurse and child welfare expert. The line forms at 10 am, outside the window of Miss Ober's offices. Presently the window opens and Miss Ober, in long white hospital apron and rubber gloves, begins her three hours' work with the children. The rubber gloves are a very necessary precaution, for there is typhus and many other contagious and infectious diseases about. The ailments are of great variety, but much of the trouble is skin diseases and diseases due to malnutrition and uncleanliness. This picture shows how the Roumanian mothers tie up their babies in swaddling clothes so that the little one can be carried easily

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51. South African National Conference on the Post-War Planning of Social Welfare Work (1944 : University of the Witwatersrand) Report of the South African national conference on the post-war planning of social welfare work Pretoria: Printed by the government printer; 1945

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52. "Orphan Annie" and her brother. American relief workers called her "Orphan Annie" because she was so kind and good to all the other orphans. This kind faced girl in the picture came to the Lost Princess Hospital in Bucharest, which is being aided by the Jr. Red Cross and applied for medical attention for her baby brother. The child was so crippled from mal-nutrition that he had lost the use of his legs and she had tried to carry him down from their mountain home. "Orphan Annie" has been made a co-worker in the Jr. Red Cross child welfare work. She has brought to the attention of the hospital many needy orphan cases Apr. 1920 [date received]

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53. Harris & Ewing In spotlight at conference on U.S. Health Plan Washington, D.C., Oct. 31. 'First Steps' in the evolution of a proposed 850-million-dollar national health program were worked in a conference here today between members of the American Medical Association and Federal Officials. Pictured, left to right, are. Arthur J. Altmeyer, Chairman of the Social Security Board - Miss Josephine Rochel, Chairman of the President Interdepartmental Committee to coordinate Health and Welfare Activities, and U.S. Surgeon General Thomas Parran, 10/31/38

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54. Lockyer, Bill From welfare to work Sacramento, CA: Senate Publications; 1996

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55. From welfare to work

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56. Church of England Moral Welfare Council Guide to Church of England moral welfare work Westminster; [London]: Church Information Board. [n. d.]

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57. Scrivener, Susan National evaluation of welfare-to-work strategies [Washington, D.C.]: U.S. Dept. of Health and Human Services, Administration for Children and Families, Office of the Assistant Secretary for Planning and Evaluation, U.S. Dept. of Education, Office of the Under Secretary, Office of Vocational and Adult Education; [1998]

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58. Kirst-Ashman, Karen Kay Introduction to social work and social welfare Belmont, CA: Thomson Brooks/Cole; c2007

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59. Purvine, Margaret Educating MSW students to work with other social welfare personnel New York: Council on Social Work Education; [1973]

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60. United States. Employment and Training Administration. Work Opportunity and Welfare-to-Work Tax Credits Washington, D.C. (Washington, D.C. 20210): U.S. Dept. of Labor, Employment and Training Administration; [2002]

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