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Poplar 1925

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

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STAFF.
Medical Officer of Health:
FREDERICK WILLIAM ALEXANDER, M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P. (EDIN.),
D.P.H. (ENG.).
Public Analyst:
ALBERT E. PARKES, F.I.C., F.C.S.
Chief Clerk:
HAROLD DYER.†
Sanitary Inspectors:
(a) H. A. Tibbatts.* (a) Wm. Johnson.*‡ (b) C. A. Grabham.*‡
(a) J. Johnson.*§ (a) A. J. Field.† (b) H. A. Pearce.*†§‡
(a) C. H. Brown.*†‡§ (a) W. BOYCE.† (b) F. A. Smith.*‡
(a) H. J. Lanoley.* Miss M. E. davies.*†!
(a) Inspector under the Food and Drugs Acts (to 1st June) and the Canal Boats Acts.
(b) Housing Inspector (to 1st June) and Food Inspector (from 2nd June, 1925).
Clerks:
F. J. White.* H. C. Rodford. H. A. Purdy.
W. F. Roberts. Miss S. Fells. Miss E. Hamilton.
A. Hamilton.
Offices—Caretaker and Messenger:
J. J. Jackson.
DISINFECTING STATION, YEO STREET.
Disinfectors:
W. D. Quested (Chief). D. Boyce.
Shelter and Cleansing Station Attendant:
Mrs. A. Howe.
MORTUARY.
Mortuary Keeper and Caretaker of Coroner's Court:
J. Brown.
*Cert. S.I.E. Board. † Cert R.S.I. ‡ Cert. Meat and Food Inspector.
§ R.P.C. ! C.M.B. II H.V. Cert. (Board of Education).
NOTE.—Contributions under the Public Health Acts or by Exchequer Grants
are made towards the salaries of the Medical Officer of Health, Sanitary Inspector?,
the Maternity and Child Welfare and the Tuberculosis Dispensary Staff's.