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Major Markham
asked the Minister of Health what were the infantile mortality rates for the largest cities of the United Kingdom for, 1944; and how do these compare with the principal cities of the U.S.A., Australia and New Zealand for the same period.
Mr. Willink
The following infant mortality rates (per 1,000 live births) were recorded in the largest towns of England and Wales in 1943:
London | … | … | 51 |
Birmingham | … | … | 55 |
Liverpool | … | … | 81 |
Manchester | … | … | 61 |
Sheffield | … | … | 56 |
Edinburgh | … | … | 54 |
Glasgow | … | … | 82 |
Belfast | … | … | 111 |
New York | … | … | 30 |
Chicago | … | … | 29 |
New Orleans | … | … | 39 |
Baltimore | … | … | 44 |
Boston | … | … | 46 |
Melbourne | … | … | 34 |
Brisbane | … | … | 38 |
Auckland | … | … | 35 |
Wellington | … | … | 34 |
Christchurch | … | … | 34 |
Montreal | … | … | 61 |
Quebec | … | … | 104 |
Ottawa | … | … | 45 |
Cape Town | … | … | 44 |