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Brown, Vera Scantlebury (1889 - 1946)OBE |
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Born: 6 August 1889 Linton, Victoria, Australia. Died: 14 July 1946 Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. | |||
Vera Scantlebury Brown, the wife of Edward Byam Brown, was director of the Victorian Health Department's section of infant welfare 1926-46. She wrote books on the care of infants and young children and her 1937 report for the National Health and Medical Research Council prompted government funding of the Lady Gowrie Child Centres. |
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