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In 1930 the TUC appointed Sir Thomas Legge (1863-1932) as its Medical Consultant and Adviser. Between 1898-1926, he had been the Home Office's first Medical Inspector of Factories, but resigned in protest against the failure of the Conservative Government to ratify the International Convention in White Lead.
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