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Polioencephalitis 36
Population at the Census, 1931 iii
„ estimated, 1934 and 1935 iii, 3
Preserved Food (a) Inspectors' Visits 71
(b) Registration of Premises 73, 83
(e) London County Council Table 83
Prevention of Deafness 37
Prevention of Infection 31
Propaganda 78
Prosecutions, Summary of 77
Prosecutions—Unsound Food 71, 77
Public Health Committee ii
Public Health (Meat) Regulations, 1924 71
„ „ (Tuberculosis) Regulations, 1930 40, 41
Public Institution Deaths 23, 24
Public Vaccinators 49
Puerperal Diseases 12, 27
Puerperal Fever and Pyrexia 12
Polio-Myelitis, Acute 35
Pulmonary Tuberculosis 28, 38
Rag and Bone Dealers 63
Rag and Flock Act (1911-1928) 58
Rats and Mice (Destruction) Act, 1919 62
Rateable Value iii
Recommendations—Housing 66
Reconditioning of Houses 64
References—M.O.H. Reports 85
Regulations, Chickenpox Notification 36
Removal of Dust 57
Rent and Mortgage Interest (Restrictions) Acts 68
Report on Maternity and Child Welfare 9
Report on Work of Day Nurseries 21
Representations of Medical Officer of Health 64
Respiratory Diseases iii, 29, 35, 36
„ Tuberculosis 28, 38
Restaurant Kitchens 53, 72
Rooms Disinfected 41,50
Sale of food Order—Labelling of Meat 71
Samples Analysed in 1935 74
Sanitary Inspectors' Work 59
Scavenging 56
Scarlet Fever 32
Schools 45,52, 62
Septic Diseases 27
Sewer Emanations 62
Shelter House 51
Shops Act, 1934 69
Shops, Inspections of 71
Slaughterhouses 69, 83
Slaughter of Animals Act, 1933 71
Small Pox 31
Smoke Nuisances 58
Social Conditions 85
Sophistication of Milk 76
Specialist Consultations 12
Staff 2
Statistics 79
Still-Births, Registration 5
Street Accidents 30