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JUVENILE CAMP INSPECTIONS Mr. Earle S. Temple has continued to serve as juvenile camp inspector . Each season all camps are visited at least once and in some cases a number of times where follow - up of some feature is called for .
JUVENILE CAMP INSPECTIONS Mr. Earle S. Temple has continued to serve as juvenile camp inspector . Each season all camps are visited at least once and in some cases a number of times where follow - up of some feature is called for .
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A list of camps licensed during the 1938 and 1939 seasons is appended to this section of the Report . The camp inspector's statistical report covering these seasons follows : 1938 Season The total number of juvenile camps licensed for ...
A list of camps licensed during the 1938 and 1939 seasons is appended to this section of the Report . The camp inspector's statistical report covering these seasons follows : 1938 Season The total number of juvenile camps licensed for ...
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It means that the camps were lacking in medical attendance from the legal point of view . In the camps as a whole , with very few exceptions , the minimum requirement of first aid was satisfied . In addition to this many camps had ...
It means that the camps were lacking in medical attendance from the legal point of view . In the camps as a whole , with very few exceptions , the minimum requirement of first aid was satisfied . In addition to this many camps had ...
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| Title | Report, Issues 35-37 |
| Author | New Hampshire. State Dept. of Health |
| Published | 1937 |
| Original from | University of Chicago |
| Digitized | 20 Apr 2011 |
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