Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London
[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Wandsworth, Metropolitan Borough]
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Report of the Medical Officer of Health for 1940.
Public Vaccinators:—
for Balham Dr. T. Stokes.
for Clapham Dr. J. Kennish.
for Putney Dr. M. D. Cowan.
for Streatham Dr. A. B. Plant.
Tooting No. 1 District Dr. P. A. Carrie.
Tooting No. 2 District Dr. E. G. Housden.
Wandsworth No. 1 District Dr. C. F. Kirwan.
Wandsworth No. 2 District Dr. J. W. M. Little.
for Swaffield Road Institution Dr. J. W. M. Little.
Vaccination Officers :—
for Putney Mr. C. L. Taylor.
The Medical Officer of Health is Vaccination Officer for the
rest of the Borough.
The Staff of the Maternity Home.
This Home is now closed and is a First Aid Post. Four
members of the staff are employed as trained nurses in units of
the First Aid Services, viz., Miss A. Crump, Matron-, Miss R.
Strudwick, Senior Sister; Miss G. Maben, Sister; and Miss
H. E. Roberts, Midwife.
Disinfecting Station.
Engineer: Mr. R. E. Gale.
Two motor drivers. Seven Disinfecting Attendants.
Mr. P. P. Leacock, a Grade "A" Clerk, was appointed
temporary Sanitary Inspector for the supervision of public air
raid shelters on 17th December, 1940.
Mr. A. K. Gale is acting temporarily as Assistant to the
Food Inspectors in place of Mr. S. R. Coomber who joined H.M.
Forces in September, 1939.