[Report 1933] / Medical Officer of Health, Northumberland County Council.

  • Northumberland (England). County Council.
Date:
1933
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Credit: [Report 1933] / Medical Officer of Health, Northumberland County Council. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    List of Vaccination Officers. Vaocination Diatrict. Alnwick Embleton Wark worth Belfoi'd... Bellingham Berwick Stamfordham . Ponteland Glendale Hexham Allendale Chollerton By well ... Haltwhistle Ashington Bedlington Morpeth Rothbury Blyth ... Cramlington Ears don Longbenton Wallsend Vaccination Officer. N. A. Burke, A. Welsh. G. S. Smetham. C. V. E. Cooke. John R. Colling. John Smith. R. J. Harrison. R. Reay. G. Carr. M. Atkin. T. A. Henderson. J. Muir. W. J. Richardson. Frank Smith. F. Darling. R. Dickinson. E. Stanley. E. Heatley. John Thompson. R. N. Carr. R. Gibson. F. Robertson. J. W. Stoker. Public Health Legislation. The following are the principal Acts of administrative interest which became law in 1933 :— The. Housinrj [Fincincial Provisions) Act, 1933, terminates the pov/er of the Minister of Health to grant subsidies and enables him to under¬ take to make contributions towards losses sustained by Local Auth¬ orities in connection with houses to be let to the working classes. The Blind Voters Act, 1933, amends the Ballot Act, 1872, so as to enable a blind voter, at a poll, to have the assistance of a relative or friend. The Slaughter of Animals Act, 1933, provides for the humane and scientific slaughtering of animals. Orders, Circulars, Etc. The undermentioned are the principal Orders made, and Circulars and Memoranda issued during the year, which are of administrative interest to County Councils :— Port Sanitary Pegs., 1933.—These Regs, replace the general and special Cholera, Yellow Fever and Plague Regs., 1907, the Port Sani¬ tary Authorities (Infectious Diseases) Regs., 1920, and the Public Health (Deratisation of Ships) Regs., 1929, and include provisions for carrying out obligations under the International Sanitary Convention of Paris, 1926. The Town and Country Planning (General Transitional) Order, 1933, The Town and Country Planning Regs., 1933, the Town and Country Planning (General Interior Development) Order,'1933, and Memoranda T. and C.P. 1, 2 and 3 relate to the operation of the Town and Country Planning Act, 1932. The Housing Consolidated Am,endme'nt Regs., 1932, amend the Housing Consolidated Regs., 1925, made under the Housing Act, 1925.