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Health Council Retains All Officers despite resignation push
At a nearly full Benton circuit court room, Scott County Health Council refused to accept resignations of officers and directors, praising their integrity. Vice-president E L Corbin reported fund balances from a mill tax and the unit’s expenses, noting $14,308 in reserve and $18,305.77 in the health unit fund as of May 9 1950. He warned expenditures have been high mainly on furniture and equipment and outlined current staff including Dr Paul Pedersen preparing to join July 1, with others in SE Missouri health work and support staff.
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Scott County Health Council
Benton
Circuit Court Room
Court House
E. L. Corbin
Sikeston
Fred Lewellen
Chaffee
Board of Directors
Health Council
Health Unit
Corbin
R. C. Scott
Ward Hunter
Morier
Wm. Arnold
Ancell
BR. H. Mackley
Blodgett
Marshall Jackson
Benton R. H. Henson
Oran
H. J. Meliies
New Hamburg
Corbin Presente
Paul Pedersen
Scott and Mississippi County
State District Health Center
Missouri
Joan
United States Health Service
Fred Winters
Rosemary Glaus
Margaret Ruth Brandon
Brandon
Kansas City
Dexter
Dexter High School
Stoddard
Butler, Scott
Mississippi
New Madrid
Dunklin
Pemisot
Glenn Pearl
Missouri Department of Agriculture
George Newell
Missouri College of Agriculture
Chester G. Starr
Jefferson City
Missouri Farm Bureau Federation