Subjects Discussed: 1. BUILDING INDUSTRY. CONTROL OF - War, State and Society

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Lord President's Committees: Minutes and Papers. Meetings Nos. 1(41) - 62(41)

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Reference	CAB 71/2
Title	Subjects Discussed: 1. BUILDING INDUSTRY. CONTROL OF
Date	6th May 1941
Former Department Reference	LP(41) 17th Meeting
Government Department	War Cabinet
Themes	Industry and Infrastructure
Subthemes	Manufacturing and materials
Document Types	Meeting Minutes
Civil Defence Regions	Nationwide
Locations	Chelmsford
Organisations	Advisory Building and Civil Engineering Council, Lord President's Committee, Production Executive, Works and Buildings Committee

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construction, construction materials, engineering, government structure, industry, labour supply

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