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Finsbury 1944

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

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23.
Slaughterhouses:
The slaughterhouse owned by Mr. J.A. Mobbs, 14, Penton
Street, was closed down on the outbreak of the war. No animals
were slaughtered there during 1944.
Salvage Division (Ministry of Food):
Examination of foodstuffs-have again been carried out in
co-operation with the Minister of Food's Salvage Officers. The
examinations were necessitated as the result of enemy action and
from loss of labels etc. to packages during transport by the carrier
firms in the Borough.
Ice Cream:
Under the provisions of S.R.&.0.1944, No.1280, which
revoked the Ice-cream (Prohibition of Manufacture and Sales) Order,
1942, the manufacture and sale of Ice-cream with skimmed milk powder
became permissible after the 15th November, 1944. Very little Icecream
was in fact made or sold within the area during the remainder
of the year, owing to the season and to the difficulties in obtaining
the necessary ingredients.