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Loose papers 1926-1944. In copyright. Source: Wellcome Collection.
"Clean Air for Leeds: What it Means to Your Health and to Your Pocket", Report of the Tercentenary Committee, Leeds, 1926
"The Investigation of Atmospheric Pollution: Report on Observations in the Year Ending March 31st 1927", by the Department of Scientific and Industrial Research, January 1928
"The Black Smoke Tax: A Statement of Facts, Opinions and Progress on Clean Air", publlished by the National Conference Board on Sanitation, New York, 1928
Lt. Col. W A Bristow, M.I.E.E., M.I.A.E., F.R.Ae.S., Managing Director of Low Temperature Carbonisation Ltd, "Smoke Pollution is Sapping the Vitality of the Race" by, c1929
H M Faust, Research Engineer, Engineering Experiment Station, the Ohio State University, "Smoke and its Prevention", 1931
"Smoke, Sunshine and Electricity", E.D.A Lecture Handbook, c1931
Councillor W Brownhill Smith, M.V.O., D.L., "Life and Death in the Air", 1933
J Firket, Professor at the University of Liege, "Fog Along the Meuse Valley", 1936
H A Des Voeux, Esq., M.D., "Association of Technical Institutions: Paper Read at the Summer Meeting on Smoke Abatement", 1936
"Danger of London Smke Pall: Cost in Health and Money", reprinted from The Times, March 1939
James Law, Chief Smoke Inspector Sheffield, Rotherham and District Smoke Abatement Committee, "Atmospheric Pollution", 1939
Arnold Marsh, M.Sc.Tech., M.Inst.F., General Secretary, National Smoke Abatement Society, "No Clean City: Smoke Prevention in Relation to Post-War Building", 1942
Editorial notes on sulphur removal in The Gas Jounal, July 1943
'The End of the Smoke Problem', by Arnold Marsh, in The Journal of the Institution of Sanitary Engineers, 1943
'Britain Can Be Clean Again' by Arnold Marsh, in Fanfare: The Magazine of the Women's Gas Council, 1944
'Some Medico-Legal Aspects of Dust and its Use as a Means of Identification in Criminal Investigation' by C Ainsworth Mitchell, D.Sc., M.A., F.R.I.C., in The Medico-Legal and Criminological Review, 1944
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