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Dr. Jack Tabor, the project doctor, examining Roscoe Loudin, son of one of the homesteaders. Dr. Tabor is in charge of the health program, which emphasizes preventive aspects of medicine. There is a group health plan in which 160 of the 180 project families participate. Dailey, West Virginia
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Credit lineDr. Jack Tabor, the project doctor, examining Roscoe Loudin, son of one of the homesteaders. Dr. Tabor is in charge of the health program, which emphasizes preventive aspects of medicine. There is a g. 1941-01-01. Rothstein, Arthur. Farm Security Administration/Office of War Information Collection, Library of Congress. Public domain.
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