Table 1. COMPARATIVE DATA FOR CASES OF SPECIFIED NOTIFIABLE DESEASES: UNITED STATES

(Numbers after diseases are category numbers of the Sixth Revision of the International Lists, 1948)

Reported in Pensylvania.
2Hot computed.
Additio: Idaho, week ended October 24, 1 case.

*Deductions: New Mexico, weeks ended August 22 and September 26, 1 cage each; Haine, veek ended October 3, 1 case; Indisma, veek, ended November 7, 1 case.

5Addition: North Caroline, week ended November 7, 1 case.

SOURCE AND NATURE OF DATA

These provisional data are based on reports from State and territorial health departments to the Public Health Service. They give the total number of cases of certain communicable diseases reported during the week usually ended the preceding

Saturday. When the diseases which rarely occur (cholera, dengue, plague, typhus fever-epidemic, and yellow fever) are reported, they will be noted under the table above.

:

Symbols.—1 dash.[-]: no cases reported; asterisk [*] : d1soase stated not notifiable; parentheses, [ ] : data not included in total; 3 dashes [---] : data not available.

Table 2. CASES OF SPECIFIED DBEASES WITH COMPARATIVE DATA: UNITED STATES,

EACH DIVISION AND STATE FOR WEEK ENDED NOVEMBER 14, 1953

(Numbers under diseases are category numbers of the Sixth Revision of the International Lists, 1948)

37

1 15 9

33
5
6

45

24

16

2

6 15

81
12

7 2

2
1
1

19

7 22 10 8

57 21 47 67 15

121 50 77 76 63

109
282

2
2

3
3

who wa

227

Maine----
New Hampshire-
Vermont---
Massachusetts-
Rhode Island-------
Connecticut-----

MIDDLE ATLANTIC-
Now York-----
New Jersey---
Pennsylvania--------

EAST NORTE CENTRAL-
Onio------
Indiana-
Illinois-
Michigan-
Wisconsin----------

WEST NORTE CENTRAL------
Minnesota-
Iowa-------------
Missouri-
North Dakota----------
South Dakota-
Nebraska--------------
Kansas---------

SOUTH ATLANTIC-
Delaware-
Maryland------
District of Columbia--------
Virginia----
West Virginia-
North Carolina--
South Carolina---
Georgia------
Florida-

LAST SOUTE CENTRAL-
Kontucky------
Tennessee---
Alabama-----
Mississippi-------

WEST SOUTH CENTRAL

100

88

27
31
5
1

157
29
31
13
54

3
57

37 17 12 15

3 19 24 24

8 11

112

1 2 1 49 15 28

12

29

1 27 53 9 8 7 27

5 18

3 114 22 66

7 35 29

2

2
1
1

6

22

1 10

13
2

u

9

509

2

1 1

8 22 135

602

247

Arkansas---
Louisiana----------
Oklahoma --------
Texag------

MOUNTAIN-
Montana------
Idabo---
Wyoming---
Colorado-------------------
How Mexico---------
Arizona------
Otah--------
Hovada----

10

9 48 14

2 147 17

342

1

23
26
26

8 19 105

Washington----
Orogon-----
California---
Alaska-----
Bawaii......
Puerto Rico---...

198
(27)

(1)
(21)

(1)

Table 2. CASES OF SPECIFIED DISEASES WITH COMPARATIVE DATA: UNITED STATES,

EACH DIVISION AND STATE FOR WEEK ENDED NOVEMBER 14, 1953-Continued
(Numbers under diseases are category numbers of the Sixth Revision of the International Lists, 1948)

Table 3. CASES OF SPECIFIED DISEASES: SELECTED CITIES FOR WEEK ENDED

NOVEMBER 14, 1953
(Numbers after diseases are category numbers of the Sixth Revision of the International Liste, 1948)

EAST NORTH CENTRAL
Akron-----
Canton----
Chicago---
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Columbus--
Dayton----
Detroit----
Evansville-
Flint---
Fort Wayne--
Grand Rapids-
Indianapolis-
Milwaukee--
Peoria-----
South Bend -
Toledo---
Youngstown--

WEST NORTH CENTRAL
Des Moines------
Duluth---
Kansas City, Kans. ---
Kansas City, Mo.
Minneapolis--
Omaha---
St. Louis
St. Paul
Wichita-

Anthraz; Philadelphia, 2 casos.

Table 3. CASES OF SPECIFIED DISEASES: SELECTED CITIES FOR WEEK ENDED

NOVEMBER 14, 1953-Continued
(Numbers after diseases are category numbers of the Sixth Revision of the International Lists, 1948)