Interstate and Foreign Commerce-Health (S. 1411)., 1950

File — Box: LG 9, Folder: 23

Identifier: CAC_CC_001_7_9_23_0000

Staff Only

Correspondence re S. 1411 ["To provide for the general welfare by enabling the several states to make more adequate provisions for the health of school children through the development of school health services for the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of physical and mental defects and conditions" (Elbert D. Thomas - Utah; James E. Murray - Montana; Claude Pepper - Florida; Lister Hill - Alabama; Paul H. Douglas - Illinois; Hubert H. Humphrey - Minnesota; Garrett T. Withers - Kentucky; Robert A. Taft - Ohio; George D. Aiken - Vermont; H. Alexander Smith - New Jersey; Wayne Morse - Oregon; Forrest C. Donnell - Missouri; Leverett Saltonstall - Massachusetts)] and S. 1453 ["To amend the Public Health Service Act and the Vocational Education Act of 1946 to provide an emergency five-year program of grants and scholarships for education in the fields of medicine, osteopathy, dentistry, dental hygiene, public health and nursing professions, and for other purposes" (Claude Pepper - Florida; James E. Murray - Montana; Hubert H. Humphrey - Minnesota; Matthew M. Neely - West Virginia; Elbert D. Thomas - Utah; Lister Hill - Alabama; Paul H. Douglas - Illinois; Louis Graham - Pennsylvania; Robert A. Taft - Ohio; George D. Aiken - Vermont; H. Alexander Smith - New Jersey; Forrest C. Donnell - Missouri; George D. Aiken, Vermont; H. Alexander Smith, New Jersey)].

Dates

1950

Language of Materials

English

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