Minimum Standard of Health Services for Part Time Health Officers
A 1942 Manitoba Health Officers meeting approves a standard guiding duties of medical officers of health. It requires annual grade school and pre school immunizations, school examinations, records, reporting to the council and school boards, collaboration with teachers, and signed annual contracts outlining duties and pay.
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Manitoba Health Officers’ Association
Union of Manitoba Municipalities
Public Health Act
Department of Health and Public Welfare
Enlistments in Active Army from Manitoba and Winnipeg
Oscar Arthur Zelmer of Robbin joined the Canadian Army at Winnipeg on May 19, age 26. Frederick Wally, born Roblin, enlisted May 15 at Winnipeg, age 36. James Walychenko, born Deepdale, enlisted May 13 at Winnipeg. his mother Mrs Mary Valychenko lives at Deepdale.
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Oscar Arthur Zelmer
Robbin
Winnipeg
Zelmer
Sinclair, Man
Pauline Zelmer
Frederick Wally
Roblin
Wally
James Walychenko
Deepdale
Man
Mary Valychenko
Sugar Coupon System to Mail Canada Wide by June
Canada’s sugar ration boards prepare coupons for applicants to mail by June 1. Each card lists name, address, and ration book number, with five coupons at five pounds each. Small families receive one card with two coupons, larger families get two cards, coupons become valid June through September 1943 and expire September 30 1943.
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Canada
Canada Sets Meat Rationing Starting May 27
Meat rationing to be introduced Thursday May 27 in Canada. Consumers may buy meat only with Brown Spare A coupons from the No 2 ration book. Charts showing meat cut classifications and coupon values will be mailed to every household and displayed in butcher shops nationwide.
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Canada
Sleeping Sickness of Horses
Sleeping Sickness of Horses discusses equine encephalomyelitis once common in North America and its decline over two seasons. It notes two types Eastern and Western with differing causes and questions whether vaccination or burning out explains its reduced prominence.
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North America
No substitute for safety vacc nation against both strains
The author argues that old boundaries blurred and both types emerged in parts of the United States. Predicting future occurrences is impossible, so preparedness and safety are essential. Vaccination against both virus strains can occur simultaneously to ensure protection.
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U.S.A
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