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Loose papers 1950-1953

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H Foster M.R.SAN.I., M.INST.P.C., Chief Sanitary Inspector, Borough of Pudsay, "The Menace of Coal Smoke" by published in The Sanitarian, March 1950
Arnold Marsh, M.Sc. (Tech.), M.Inst.F., "Progress Review No.12: Atmospheric Pollution", 1950
"Fog" pamphlet from the British Electricity Authority, North West Division, 1950
John Gaskell, Chief Sanitary Inspector, Borough of Crewe, "Smoke Abatement and Atmospheric Pollution", 1950 
A Parker, C.B.E., D.Sc., Director of Fuel Research, Department of Scientific and Industrial Research, "Smoke Abatement", 1950
Albert Parker, C.B.E., D.Sc., "Cities without Smoke", 1950 
H. E. T. Lowbridge, M.R.San.I., M.S.I.A., Senior Sanitary Inspector, Willenhall Urban District Council, "Is there a Smke Problem in Willenhall", 1950
Arnold Marsh, M.Sc.Tech., M.Inst.F., General Secretary, National Smoke Abatement Society, "Smokeless Zones: A Review of the Present Position", 1952
C K M Douglas and K A Stewart, "London Fog of December 5-8, 1952" by 1952 
W P D Logan, M.D.Glasg., Ph.D.Lond., "Mortality in the London Fog Incident, 1952", 1953 
Edwin Muller, "The Great London Fog", 1953
G F Abercrombie, M.D.Camb., Chairman, Emergency Bed Service Committee, King Edward's Hospital Fund for London "December Fog in London and the Emergency Bed Service", 1953
C J Reagan, B.Sc., F.R.I.C., Chemist-in-Chief, London County Council, "Air Pollution", 1953
"Polluted Air Over the Towns: I - Lessons of the London Fog", reprinted from The Times, April 1953
A C Monkhouse, B.Sc., Ph.D., F.R.I.C., Deputy Director, Fuel Research, D.S.I.R., "Atmospheric Pollution", printed in The Sanitarian, November 1953

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