A report of research on social casualties related to intoxication and alcoholism in Baton Rouge, Louisiana,
prepared for the Commission on Alcoholism of the State of Louisiana by Harlan W. Gilmore.

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Corporate Author: Tulane University. Urban Life Research Institute.
Related Names: Gilmore, Harlan W. (Harlan Welch)
Louisiana. Commission on Alcoholism.
Language(s): English
Published: New Orleans, 1955.
Subjects: Alcoholics > Alcoholics / Louisiana > Alcoholics / Louisiana / Baton Rouge.
Alcoholics > Alcoholics / Case studies.
Physical Description: 32 ℓ. 28 cm.
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