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Bethnal Green 1916

Report on the sanitary condition and vital statistics during the year 1916

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STAFF OF THE PUBLIC HEALTH DEPARTMENT.
George Paddock Bate, M.D., F.R.C.S.E., Medical Officer of Health.
Alfred Walter Stokes, F.C.S., F.I.C., Public Analyst.
John Foot, Chief Inspector.
E. Ainley, Sanitary Inspector. I. R. Jones, Sanitary Inspector.
F. T. Bare „ E. Richards „
*W. Billings „ W. Rowsell „
A. S. Henley „ J. 0. G. Weeks „
*J. H. Hewitt, Sanitary Inspector (temporary).
Miss C. Hammond, Health Visitor.
Mrs. M. A. Hodgkins „
E. Q. Bilham, Chief Clerk.
*F. G. Thomas, Assistant Clerk.
H. A. Saunders „
*H. W. Pendrill
*W. H. Heron, Office Youth.
Four Temporary Clerks.
*G. I. Brighting, General Assistant (temporary).
*Sanitary Inspector Billings and Assistant Clerk Pendrill proceeded on Active
Service upon outbreak of European War. General Assistant Hewitt was
transferred as Temporary Inspector to fill vacancy, and Assistant Clerk
Brighting was made temporary General Assistant. Assistant Clerk Thomas
and the junior, Heron, enlisted during the year. Four temporary clerks
were engaged to fill the vacancies.
Disinfectors.
One Leading Disinfector.
Four Assistant Disinfectors.
One Assistant Disinfector and Messenger.
PUBLIC HEALTH OFFICES.
Town Hall, Patriot Square, Bethnal Green, E.2.
Disinfecting Station.
The Council's Depot, Digby Street, Globe Road, E. 2.
Shelter.
3, St. James Road, Bethnal Green, E. 2.
Mortuary.
Church Row, Bethnal Green Road, E. 2.