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Windham County Observer
Putnam, Windham County, Connecticut
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The executive committee of the Putnam Chapter of the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis held a Monday afternoon meeting in Sen. William Perry Barber's office to review polio victims and approve $319.75 in bills for payment. Committee members include Mrs. Dorothy J. Bartlett, Mayor Harvey J. Grinsell, Miss Anne S. Weekes, and Sen. William Perry Barber. Campaign period: Jan. 14 to Jan. 31.
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A meeting of the executive committee of the Putnam Chapter of the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis, Inc., was held Monday afternoon in Sen. William Perry Barber's office. The primary purpose of this meeting was to present an up-to-date list of infantile paralysis victims in this area, not only those recovered sufficiently to be discharged from the Isolation Hospital, but those who are still patients there. Bills on hand to the amount of $319.75 were approved by the committee to be sent by the local treasurer to Col. James J. Lee, chairman for Windham County to be turned over to James Hurley, treasurer for the County. The executive committee of the Putnam Chapter consists of the following: Mrs. Dorothy J. Bartlett, chairman; Mayor Harvey J. Grinsell, vice chairman; Miss Anne S. Weekes, secretary, Sen. William Perry Barber, treasurer. The campaign period begins Jan. 14 and ends Jan. 31.
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Putnam
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Monday Afternoon
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bills amounting to $319.75 approved for infantile paralysis victims
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Meeting to present list of infantile paralysis victims, both recovered and still in Isolation Hospital; bills approved and to be forwarded to county treasurers