... INFANT MORTALITY The lowest quarterly infant mortality rate ever recorded in England and Wales is shown in the Registrar- General's return for the quarter ended 30 September 1936. It is 3.0.3 I per 1.000 births. ...

... NO INFANT MORTALITY All the twenty-three persons who died in Heywood during February were over forty-five years old; and another unusual feature of Dr. Brooks's monthly report is that, with one-Sixth of the year gone. we have not yet got an infant mortality ...

... Infant mortality The infant mortality rate continued to decline in 1956. In 1926, 2,390 children died before attaining one year of age, which is equivalent to an infant mortality rate of eighty-five deaths per ...

... Infant Mortality. I's returns show that in the first quarter of this year the mortality rates of children under one year was 28.4 per 1,000, which is the lowest figure ever recorded for the March quarter. Smuts Status. The statue to Field Marshal Smuts ...

... INFANT MORTALITY There were 43 deaths during 30 of these year, 11 more than in 1953— and one £4:8:6 ae ea yp == HOW MUCH DO YOU PAY FORCREDIT? | EXTRA PER ANNUM | CHARGE 4 on our LOW CASH PRICES H yments after for Deferred Pa: of & H Pa - * 24 MONTHS ...

... Infant mortality Discussing statistics given in his annual re‘gon.. Dr. D. A. McCracken, West Suffolk County Medical Officer, ex;n‘cssee concern = over two eatures—the still-birth rate and infant mortality figures. Scrap dump fire _\N old lorry, due for ...

... of Infant Mortality Glasgow's Provost at High Mass THE Lord Provost of Glasgow, Mr. T. A. Kerr, accomby the city magistrates. - and officials visite' Pen-11 Ipanied councillors Andrew's Cathedral on , tecost Sunday. Crowds assembled in Clyde Street to ...

... INFANT MORTALITY UNDER this title about a to three per cent of the eggs That is no easy undertaking. year ago I gave some by the end of the first summer. Pry, whether salmon or trout, account of recent researches Where fry had been planted, the live largely ...

... Infant Mortality The infant mortality rate continued to decline in 1956. In 1926, 2,390 children died betore attaining one year of age, which is equivalent to an infant mortality rate of 35 deaths per 1,000 ...

... INFANT MORTALITY ISIOST fish die in infancy. - a - This is not due to river pollution, water abstraction or other human agency: it Is Nature's plan. She is profusenot to say prodigal—in providing for the survival of the species. Her margins are An article ...

... Infant mortality It is only lower in Canterbury and Thanet, 7.1; in a,arlgoaizandGmedwn,Z&fl\dh\'hmbfldse ells, 6.2. P e - However, Kent has 89.1 per cent of m immunised tf.:: measles, mum&owl_;l compared to regional average 7. Meanwhile, Dr Forsythe praised ...

... Infant Mortality THE rate of in A ity in Scotl was 19 per the births compared years earlier,” of telephones | nearly doubled | g() years, In 1978 65 miles of du way in use com mileg in 1963, These are a facts shown in F)l»pan«d by? th flice and publis; ...