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File Marked 'Obituary Notices'. Eight Obituaries of Sir Thomas Morison Legge.
Notepad marked 'T.M. Legge'. Ms notes in Legge's hand (poisonous gases/ industrial medicine history, notification, lead poisoning)
TS 'Appreciation of Miss Constance Smith' (by Legge, 1931), with correspondence between Dr Henry and Lady Legge etc about its discovery and subsequent copying to various people (1936).
Printed draft regulations on manufacture of patent fuel, 1911.
TS report on Workmen's Compensation, 'Work. Comp. & Fact. Ctee 1932' marked 'Appendix'
File of 'miscellaneous correspondence. Two copy letters from Legge (to J.C. Bridge and G. Bellhouse, both Home Office), 26 Oct 1931; 2 letters from E.M. Brockbank and two copy replies (re. Lectures / Manchester Committee on Cancer), 1930; sub-file 'Miscellaneous Correspondence': correspondence with C. A MacCartney (Social Insurance, 1930), Ronald Lane (1932), J.W. Naylor (1931) etc.
File 'Bureau of Hygiene': correspondence with H. Scott at bureau of H 1930-1931 and correspondence with M. K. Burge (International Labour Office of League of Nations), 1930. All copies marked 'Social Insurance' and have variety of reference codes. (e.g. TML/FIH/1053)
File 'The Journal of Industrial Hygiene (included are references to Official Work published Translation of 'Noise' by Henry 'Weaver's Cough etc' by Middleton)': copy letter from Legge to D.A. Coles, Offprint (Chadwick lecture given by Legge, 1927), Agenda of editorial board of JIH, 1922; Letter from E.L. Collis with bundle of correspondence. re. Journal (S.A. Henry), 1921; more correspondence re. Journal, 1921-1922 (some with Henry), minutes of Editorial Board (Legge = Consulting Editor, collis="British" Editor)-) of JIH, Nov 1922, flyer about JIH
File 'Correspondence with J Lo re Translations for Occupation and Health'.. J. B. Butler (League of Nations, International Labour Office), 1924-1926, Carozzie (Occupation and health="encyclopaedia" published by International Labour Office)