WW2/AR/C2/199

Agenda papers including, amongst other things: - reconsideration of termination of employment of L.D.Blyth, Deputy Air Raid Precautions Officer for East Bedfordshire Area; - Scheme for Treatment and Disposal of Foodstuffs Contaminated by Gas - County Medical Officer of Health memorandum; - communications with Senior Regional Officer regarding: amalgamation of First Aid Party and Rescue Services - unit and personnel establishment; - communications with Ministry of Health regarding: structural precautions at First Aid Posts in Bedford; emergency billeting arrangements in Bedford; precautions against possible modification of 1 kg magnesium incendiary bomb with explosive nose; consumption of bread and potatoes in hospitals; rates of pay for Civil Nursing Reserve; Government Evacuation Scheme - storage of emergency food supplies; continued occupation of: Methodist Sunday School Room, Ampthill; large garage in Eames Yard, High Street, Dunstable; The Lawns, Biggleswade; 21 Bunyan Road, Kempston; 16 Grove Road, Leighton Buzzard; - amalgamation of First Aid Party and Rescue Services in Bedford; - appeal amongst Bedfordshire Air Raid Precautions personnel by National farthing League in aid of Dr.Barnado's Homes; - North Bedfordshire Home Guard Exercise Edna; - Home Guard assistance in the event of an air raid on Bedford or Kempston; - reports regarding Parish Invasion Committees; - effort to retain Captain Roberts as North Bedfordshire Area Sub-Controller; - Wardens' Post at 32 Kingsbury Avenue, Dunstable; - emergency water supply at St.Mary's Hospital, Luton; [ex W/ARPP 57]

1-2 Apr 1943

From: 1943 To: 1943

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Blyth, L.D.,
Roberts

Ministry of Health, First Aid, nursing, evacuees, Home Guard, water, Luton St.Mary's Hospital, invasion committees, BEDFORDSHIRE, BEDFORD, DUNSTABLE, BIGGLESWADE, KEMPSTON, LEIGHTON BUZZARD, LUTON, Kempston High Street, Kempston Bunyan Road, Leighton Buzzard Grove Road, Dunstable Kingsbury Avenue