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1. Hospitals. Medical supplies for discharged soldiers, etc., report to accompany S. 4357 [to authorize Secretary of Treasury to provide medical, surgical, and hospital services and supplies for discharged soldiers, sailors, marines,. Army and Navy nurses, and for other purposes]; submitted by Mr. France.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Public Health and National Quarantine Committee, Senate, and Congress
Publisher:: Public Health and National Quarantine Committee
Date:: June 2, 1920

2. Maternity. Protection of maternity and infancy, report to accompany S. 3259 [for public protection of maternity and infancy and providing method of cooperation between Government of United States and the several States]; submitted by Mr. France.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Public Health and National Quarantine Committee, Senate, and Congress
Publisher:: Public Health and National Quarantine Committee
Date:: June 2, 1920

3. Maternity. Protection of maternity and infancy, hearing on S. 3259, for public protection of maternity and infancy and providing method of cooperation between Government of United States and the several States.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Public Health and National Quarantine Committee, Senate, and Congress
Publisher:: Public Health and National Quarantine Committee
Date:: 1920

4. Government officials and employees. Admitting civilian Government employees stricken with tuberculosis to Government hospitals, report to accompany S. 2207 [admitting civilian employees of Government stricken with tuberculosis to Army and Navy and Public Health Service hospitals]; submitted by Mr. France.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Public Health and National Quarantine Committee, Senate, and Congress
Publisher:: Public Health and National Quarantine Committee
Date:: Oct. 1, 1919

5. Influenza. Investigation of influenza, report to accompany S. J. Res. 76 [for investigation of influenza and allied diseases in order to determine their cause and methods of prevention]; submitted by Mr. France.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Public Health and National Quarantine Committee, Senate, and Congress
Publisher:: Public Health and National Quarantine Committee
Date:: Oct. 1, 1919

6. Narcotic habit. Care and treatment of drug addicts, report to accompany S. 2785 [to provide aid from United States for the several States in prevention and control of drug addiction and care and treatment of drug addicts]; submitted by Mr. France.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Public Health and National Quarantine Committee, Senate, and Congress
Publisher:: Public Health and National Quarantine Committee
Date:: Oct. 1, 1919

7. Public Health Service, report to accompany S. 1660 [to provide Division of Tuberculosis in, and advisory council for Public Health Service]; submitted by Mr. Ransdell.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Public Health and National Quarantine Committee, Senate, and Congress
Publisher:: Public Health and National Quarantine Committee
Date:: Aug. 15, 1919

8. Public Health Service, report to accompany S. 1597 [to provide Division of Tuberculosis in, and advisory council for, Public Health Service]; submitted by Mr. Ransdell.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Public Health and National Quarantine Committee, Senate, and Congress
Publisher:: Public Health and National Quarantine Committee
Date:: Feb. 3, 1919

9. Sanatoriums. Military and naval sanatorium, hearing on H. R. 12917, for establishment of sanatorium for treatment of persons discharged from military and naval forces of United States.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Public Health and National Quarantine Committee, Senate, and Congress
Publisher:: Public Health and National Quarantine Committee
Date:: 1919

10. Public Health Service. Establishment of reserve for Public Health Service, report to accompany S. J. Res. 63; submitted by Mr. Ransdell.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Public Health and National Quarantine Committee, Senate, and Congress
Publisher:: Public Health and National Quarantine Committee
Date:: June 18, 1917

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