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... 31. (APP).—The East Government has promulgated immediate effect temporary regulations for the prevention and control ot small-pox under the Epidemic Diseases a period of three months. pr A p,: in° uncing this, a Government yesterday said that the eg.ulationE ...
... which docked in London from Australia recently. This is the third outbreak on the - Mooltan - this year. Both the others were smallpox. Six died in the first. Three hundred and fifty passengers and 870 crew have left the ship since she docked. Medical Officers ...
... before reaching their first tion. closed down their isolation birthday. Yet, the latest Back in the old days, hospitals. Small-pox is a record (1947) shows the in- pneumonia was a killer. fantile mortality rate is rare complaint. Now a cure can be ex- ...
... —Atomic energy may provide good method of detecting unsuspected viruses, the tiny organisms that cause many diseases, from smallpox to poliomyelitis (Infantile paralysis), according to a report made to the American Association for the Ad- ...
... that she Injected Into eggs radioactive phosphorous from the atomic oven at Dak Ridge, Tennessee, and then let the virus of smallpox vaccination grow on the eggs. The virus took up the radioactive phosphorous part of Itself. Egg membranes with the virus ...
... first D'Arcy Flower Show—very successful. The Missus took prizes in roses and rhubarb July 23. Vaccinating like mad to stop small-pox. July Judged at Darlington Dog Show and' returned to the new hotel in Liverpool Street, kept by an old Colchester and Harwich ...
... other Continental displays. ' TODAY'S LOOK BACK FROM the Hull Daily MaU, January 5, 19G0 —50 years ago : Seeing that the smallpox in Hull has now abated, officials from the railway companies have waited on the Medical Officer to inquire as to whether ...
... HOSPITAL TO BE RETAINED For Smallpox and Typhus Cases Sourhall Hospital, Todmorden. is to be retained for use in case of need for smallpox or typhus cases. This is a decision of the Regional Hospital Board for the West Riding despite a report by the Todmorden ...
... Piccadilly Circus goes mad Haigh trial goes on George Graves dies Leicester for Wembley Sid Stanley slopes Atlantic Treaty signed Smallpox London Docks Argentina rats agreement Cripps’s crippling Budget Election landslide LCC dead-heat Tito v Stalin American ...
... Dph (London) in 1898 general practitioner for about ten years and medical superintendent Willes-den Isolation Hospital and Smallpox Hospital and deputy medical officer Willesden later MOH and SMO Willesden from 1902 to 1912 From country latter date 1953 ...
... medical men smashed down the diphtheria figures from 76,814 to 7,000-odd. and reduced every other infectious disease except smallpox and tuberculosis. We had a war on our hands. Result: War pensions, grants and allow- ...
... STRANDED PILGRIMS DIE stranded Moslem pilgrims to Mecca have died Jeddah, fcaudi Arabia, of smallpox. ...