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INF 1/293 - Special Reports (1941-1944)

1. Recruitment for the Royal Navy, December 1941
2. A Report on the Attitude among Building Contractors and their Employees to the Question of Government Priorities in Labour and Materials, December 1941
3. Shortage of Dry Batteries, December 1941
4. Public Opinion on the General Conditions at Labour Exchanges, December 1941
5. Anti-Semitism, January 1942
6. Shortage of Newspapers in Newly Developed War Industry Areas, January 1942
7. Careless Talk, February 1942
8. Holiday Travel, February 1942
9. Quicker Turn-round Campaign, February 1942
10. Some Industrial Problems, February 1942
11. British Public Opinion and the United States, February 1942
12. Recorded Talks to Workers in Industry, February 1942
13. Income Tax Quiz, March 1942
14. Ministry of Information Films, March 1942
15. How the Call-up Affects the Women of Britain, March 1942
16. First Summary of Films Correspondents' Reports on Newsreels, March 1942
17. The Home Front in the Rhondda Valley, April 1942
18. Public Reaction to the Government's Announcement of Invasion Measures, April 1942
19. Second Summary of Films Correspondents' Reports on M.O.I. Films, April 1942
20. Workers' Reaction to the New Income Tax Proposals, May 1942
21. Third Summary of Films Correspondents' Reports on M.O.I. Films, May 1942
22. Public Reactions to German Proposals for a Bombing Truce, May 1942
23. Workers' Shopping Difficulties, June 1942
24. Salary Earners' Needs for an Income Tax Quiz, June 1942
25. Fourth Summary of Films Correspondents' Reports on M.O.I. Films, June 1942
26. Fifth Summary of Films Correspondents' Reports on M.O.I. Films, July 1942
27. Official and Unofficial News, July 1942
28. Air Marshal Harris' Broadcast to Germany, July 1942
29. Salvage, August 1942
30. Sixth Summary of Films Correspondents' Reports on M.O.I. Films, August 1942
31. The Fuel Economy Campaign, August 1942
32. Public Response to the “Your Fuel Target” Advertisement, September 1942
33. Public Response to “Fuel Communiqués” Nos 1, 2, and 3, October 1942
34. Attitude of “Younger, More Intelligent” People to America and Americans, October 1942
35. Public Reactions to the Campaign for Voluntary Recruitment for the Women's Auxiliary Services, November 1942
36. Hondurasian Lumbermen in Scotland, December 1942
37. The 'Mend and Make Do' Campaign, December 1942
38. The Soviet Youth Delegation, December 1942
39. The Size of the First Army, January 1943
40. Public Reactions to the RAF Exhibition of Bomb Damage on Germany and the Nazi Atrocity Exhibition, March 1943
41. Public Feeling about Housing, March 1943
42. An American looks at American Troops in Britain, March 1943
43. Public Reactions to the Venereal Diseases Campaign, March 1943
44. The Air Raid Alert in Scotland, April 1943
45. The Effect of Publicity in Reducing Domestic Fuel Consumption, April 1943
46. Housewives' Attitudes towards Official Campaigns and Instructions, May 1943
47. Public Reactions to the Film 'Subject for Discussion', June 1943
48. The Effect of Publicity on the Volume of Salvage Collected, June 1943
49. Public Knowledge and Beliefs about Some Aspects of Health, July 1943
50. Speculation about an Early Invasion of Western Europe, August 1943
51. Appendix - Public Feeling about Educational Problems in Scotland, August 1943
52. Public Feeling on Education and Educational Reform, September 1943
53. A Note on Agricultural Opinion in the North West, September 1943
54. Complacency in Factories, September 1943
55. A Survey of the Fuel Saving Campaign, December 1943
56. Public Reaction to the White Paper on a National Health Service, March 1944
57. The Present State of Feeling on the Subject of the Beveridge Report and the Government's Forthcoming Proposals on Social Security, April 1944
58. Public Feeling about the Beveridge Proposals, May 1944
59. Public Attitudes to the Far Eastern War and Japan, July 1944