... HARLOW. Women's of tbe o£ was held ai Harlow on Buxton nresWccl. and an^drcs^on Infant mortality *»• Allusion occurred Road corner between ft a car ing to Marfartane. driven and owned by «r motors were ling from * v sitting beside the dri- ...

... singularly useful boot for young married women. The information contains, were it generally known, would far reduce the infant mortality of which w» hear much. The author of the work is scix of Mr. R. Vincent, solicitor, of ...

... Institute.—The Prosicenl,, Mrs. E. Upton, presided. An -able a;.d instructive lecture wa» given Sirs. Hanbury, ot on Infant mortality. Mrs. H. charge the shopping stall An exhibition of thy-» oldest house proved great inter ...

... year in 1941. In fact, he says, there was a decline in many diseases. Although there were no maternal deaths 1941, the infant mortality, although below the average for the country, and considerably lower than in 1940, still gives cause for concern. ...

... which was something they could son;?;ululate themselves or). M iss Roach-Smith mentioned that there | had also been no infant mortality during the year The Council appointed Mr. Hulmc Sharp as A R.P. Officer in succession to Mr. Ryder, resigned. ...

... ealth •* year m 1941. In fact, he says, he was a dccline in many diseases. Although there were no maternal s 1941. the infant mortality. J'fhough below the average for the ouiHry, and considerably lower .than in 4O, still (rives cause for concern. ...

... Bullough, for 1942, are: Birth rate increased from 14.6 to 17.1—6,811 to 7,781. This is the | highest figure since 1925. Infant mortality decreased from 41 to 37. The outstanding feature of year was the greatly reduced ;Cidence of infectious disease. Diphtheria ...

... minimum standard Bfe for all. ls it possible? The lecturer dealt with, the questions cf sweating, a minimum wage, housing, infant mortality, and co-partnership, and showed the aims and working of tne Society for the Prevention of Destitution, and how all these ...

... FOREST GATE. Infant Mortality.—On Monday an inquest was held on Kate Rayner, aged three weeks, the child of a carpenter, living at Forest-road, Forest Gate. —Dr. Paterson, of Earlbam-grove, Forest Gate, said death was due to suffocation from want of air ...

... TRADE NOTES. INFANT MORTALITY. Public attention lias been directed none too to the alarming mortality children under twelve mouths through the United Kingdom. .20,0aJ children die every year in England and Wales under twelve mouth# age. One oi the chief ...

... THE MATERNITY GRANT. LADY MEYER'S ILLUSTRATION. meeting of the English-Speaking Conference Infant Mortality Caxton Hall, Westminster, Lady Meyer, chairman of St. Pancras bchool for Mothers, urged that custom must not be allowed to creep in of regarding ...

... is the highest recorded since 1920. • Death rate decreased from 11.5 to 10.4. • Infant mortality decreased from 39 to 33—the lowest rate ever recorded. • Maternal mortality decreased from 1.69 to 1.26. • Cases of notifiable diseases decreased from 22,431 ...