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Paddington 1952

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Paddington, Metropolitan Borough of]

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CONTENTS
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Ice-cream—See"Food.
Infectious Disease:—
Bacteriological Examination 8
Notifications 8
Visiting 8
Legal Proceedings 13
London County Council (General Powers) Act 15
Marriages 5
Mass Radiography17
Medicinal Baths 11
Milk—See "Food."
Mortuary 11
National Assistance Act 11
Outworkers 12
Pet Animals Act 14
Pharmacy and Poisons Act 14
Pigeons 12
Rag and Bone Dealers 15
Rag Flock Act 14
Rent (Restrictions) Act 14
Rodent Control 14
Sanitary Work:—
Complaints 13
Notices 13
Visits 13
Work carried out 13
Shops Acts 17
Slaughtermen 14
Smoke Nuisance
staff 4
Stillbirths 5
Tuberculosis:—
Chest Clinic 10
Deaths 10
Notifications 9
Numbers and Rates 9
Regulations 9
Sex-Age Distribution9
Ward Distribution 10
Venereal Disease 11
Verminous Persons 11
Verminous Premises 11
Vital Statistics 4,5
Water Supply 11
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Aged and Infirm Persons:—
Compulsory removal 11
Welfare Committee18
Bakehouses 14
Births 5
Borough:—
Area 4
Houses in 4
Population 4
Rateable value 4
Burials and Cremations 11
Canal Boats 14
Chest Clinic 10
Clean Food Campaign 17
Common Lodging Houses 14
Deaths
Classification 6,7
Infantile 5
Maternal 5
Rates 5
Sex-age Distribution 6,7
Statistics Summary 5
Tuberculosis 10
Disinfecting Station 11
Disinfection11
Drainage Reconstruction Plans 14
Factories12
Food:—
Bacteriological Examinations 15
Byelaws 15
Food Poisoning 15
Food Premises 16
Milk Licences 17
Samples 16
Unsound Food 15
Fumigation 11
Holiday Home 18
Housing:—
Accommodation 19
Basements 19
Closed Premises 19
Compulsory Repairs 19
Overcrowding 19
Unfit Houses 19
Except where otherwise indicated, the figures in brackets throughout this Report are the figures for 1951, and are
shown for comparison.