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PALMER HEALTH 'COUvCIL
‘After studying, the or p sed Health
legislation, the Logislative Com
mittee of the Palmer Health Council
recommended to the Council that the
leaith Council go on record as favcr
Ln^ legislation to:
1. Legalize the Territorial Lepart
ment ’f Health.
2. Authorize the Board of Health to
make rules and regulations that it
deems necessary for the pr t- ction
of Public Health.
3. 7 rovide for a full tiro C amis
sicner «f Health.
4* Provide* f or rmre a^equat Tuber
culosis control.
The Health Council ad, pt .d the
recommendati -n of th Lcg,i' 1< tive
Commit tee.and asked that tt ch member
)ring the situation to the attention
rf his respective or£anizati-n.
The Natl nal Foun^ati r for
infantile Paralysis has written
letters to the House members and
Senators cf the Third 7.1 vision
requesting action 'n tj : proposed
Health Lotislr*ti n f tie health
Council. Other rt an 1.rations are
preparing to dr the s?'vy> .
HOI'ICE NOTICE NOTICE
The Annual meeting, of the
M.V.F.C.A. will, ho held I -br^ary
7, 1945—1:00 7.I/I. rt th Community
Hall, Palmer, Alaska,
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