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Hammersmith 1942

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Hammersmith Borough]

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14
SANITARY CIRCUMSTANCES OF THE
BOROUGH.
Inspections.—Tho following table shows the number of
visits made in each district under the various inspection
heads:—

NUMBER OF INSPECTIONS MADE DURING 1942.

Cause of Inspection.Inspectors.
W. A. CollinsP. T. BayesE. J. NetherF. Q. BarryJ. R. BallyJ. E. BroadheadJ. C. HopkinsG. W HerrickH. W. PotterW. RigbyW. J. GoddenMiss E. M CrossTotal
Infectious Disease2082712510045188109178_3,0233.688
Complaints27772947929360118856533423393181934.003
House to House2626
Housing Acts2963271149
Food8013929723285381187026148221,921
Restaurants2694593082148249315337
Markets61214716173740139106233753
Bakehouses8364912171011183137184
Milk Vendors61322111921618201317
Ice Cream Vendors_88
Factories (Mechanical)226250351851061622167548
Factories (Non-mechanical)52131422397225120
Outworkers21661111392123
Public Urinals247761311194163933377
Drainage892872822849048180193101641,618
Miscellaneous1402905591352831262551793180464242,566
Re-visits7201,6251,5515672,1525781,145469703168519,729
Shops Act267581829954224106351
Pharmacy and Poisons1724141123484
Common Lodging Houses22
War Damage88633971201234252281302891,332
Air Raid Shelters52145133416123110187
Food Poisoning2424
Smoke Observations11
Child Life Protection8787
Cancer44
Total1,5463,6694,1161,8413,7291,1652,9051,8121.4248931,7703,56928,439