Commons Sitting of 8 July 1946 Series 5 Vol. 425

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  1. Preamble 8 words
    2. c1
  2. PRAYERS 5 words
    3. c1
  3. NEW WRIT 19 words
    4. cc1-2
  4. FOOD RATIONING (PETITION) 122 words
  5. PRIVATE BUSINESS
      6. c2
    1. NORTHMET POWER BILL 24 words
      2. c2
    2. ROYAL LONDON OPHTHALMIC HOSPITAL, ROYAL WESTMINSTER OPHTHALMIC HOSPITAL AND CENTRAL LONDON OPHTHALMIC HOSPITAL (AMALGAMATION ETC.) BILL [Lords] 6 words
      3. c2
    3. WEST SUSSEX COUNTY COUNCIL BILL [Lords] 6 words
  6. ORAL ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS
    1. ROADS
        2. cc2-3
      1. Speed Limit, London Parks 103 words
        2. c3
      2. Trunk Roads (Tree Planting) 71 words
        3. c3
      3. Western Avenue and Kingston By-pass (Improvements) 164 words
        4. cc3-4
      4. Toll Roads and Bridges 157 words
        5. c4
      5. North of Scotland (Regional Commissioner) 144 words
        6. cc4-5
      6. Bus Companies (Season Tickets) 47 words
        7. c5
      7. Haulage Organisation (Abolition) 94 words
        8. c5
      8. Vehicles (Statistics) 165 words
        9. cc5-6
      9. Road-making Equipment 120 words
    2. SHIPPING
        3. c6
      1. L.M.S. Vessels (Release) 118 words
        2. cc6-7
      2. British Tonnage (United States Chartering) 64 words
        3. c7
      3. Old Vessels (Transfer) 194 words
        4. cc7-8
      4. Engineers (First-Class Certificates) 126 words
        5. c8
      5. Food from South America 176 words
        6. c8
      6. Crofter Seamen (Employment) 99 words
        7. cc8-9
      7. Docks and Harbours (Dredging) 178 words
        8. cc9-10
      8. Unemployed Port Workers (Transfers) 252 words
    3. RAILWAYS
        4. cc10-3
      1. Cheap Day Tickets 925 words
        2. cc13-4
      2. Sleeping Accommodation 256 words
        3. c14
      3. Central Station, Sunderland 68 words
        4. c14
      4. Agricultural Produce (Damage by Fire) 94 words
        5. cc14-5
      5. Sleeping Accommodation 199 words
        6. c15
      6. Electrification (Scotland) 117 words
    4. MINISTRY OF SUPPLY
        5. cc15-6
      1. Surplus Motor Vehicles (Germany) 99 words
        2. c16
      2. Government-owned Steelworks 231 words
        3. cc16-7
      3. Motor Cars (Government Departments) 86 words
        4. c17
      4. Penicillin 235 words
        5. cc17-8
      5. Magnesium Factories (Use) 360 words
        6. cc18-9
      6. Newchurch Hall, Culcheth 315 words
        7. cc19-20
      7. Housing Estates, Yorkshire (Rents) 118 words
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    5. WAR MEDAL RIBBON (SUPPLIES) 81 words
      6. cc20-1
    6. >U.N.R.R.A. (QUESTIONS TO MINISTERS) 406 words
      7. cc21-2
    7. WAR CASUALTIES, SCOTLAND 198 words
      8. cc22-3
    8. PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT (NATIONAL MEMORIAL) 302 words
      9. c23
    9. AUSTRIA (CONTROL AGREEMENT) 111 words
    10. GERMANY
        11. cc23-4
      1. Horticultural Glass 146 words
        2. cc24-5
      2. Official Rations (British and American Zones) 507 words
        3. cc25-6
      3. German Doctor, Göttingen (Sentence) 86 words
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    11. "GERMANY UNDER CONTROL" EXHIBITION (PROVINCIAL TOUR) 158 words
    12. AGRICULTURE
        13. cc26-7
      1. Poultry Feedingstuffs 410 words
        2. cc27-8
      2. Feedingstuffs 235 words
        3. cc28-9
      3. Ploughing-up Orders (Smallholders) 187 words
        4. c29
      4. Temporary Silos 72 words
        5. cc29-30
      5. Seeding Units 244 words
        6. c30
      6. Motor Mowers 70 words
        7. cc30-1
      7. Livestock (U.N.R.R.A. Purchases) 483 words
        8. cc31-2
      8. Tractors (Priority Orders) 304 words
        9. c32
      9. Growing Corn (Opencast Coal Workings) 161 words
        10. cc32-3
      10. Acquired Land, Atcham (Housing) 196 words
      cc33-5
    13. BECHUANALAND (FUTURE STATUS) 497 words
    14. TRADE AND COMMERCE
        15. c35
      1. Gas Mantles, Herefordshire 71 words
        2. c35
      2. Newsprint 145 words
        3. cc35-6
      3. Hides, Skins and Leather 192 words
        4. c36
      4. Crêpe Rubber 39 words
        5. cc36-7
      5. Flax Factory, Easingwold (Holiday Pay) 188 words
        6. cc37-8
      6. Perambulators 495 words
    cc39-41
  7. BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE 1,326 words, 1 division
  8. ORDERS OF THE DAY
      9. cc41-6
    1. CIVIL AVIATION BILL 1,722 words
    cc46-54
  9. CLAUSE 28.—(Power of Minister of Transport to stop up and divert highways, etc., in the interests of Civil Aviation.) 3,119 words
    10. cc54-60
  10. CLAUSE 32.—(Provisions as to displacements from land.) 2,400 words
    11. cc61-2
  11. CLAUSE 35.—(Expenses of Part II.) 607 words
    12. cc62-7
  12. CLAUSE 51.—(Expenses of Part III.) 1,862 words
    13. cc67-107
  13. NEW CLAUSE.—(Staff appointments.) 15,935 words
    14. cc108-37
  14. NEW CLAUSE.—(Discontinued services.) 12,376 words, 1 division
    15. cc137-41
  15. CLAUSE 1.—(Establishment and constitution of British European Airways Corporation and British South American Airways Corporation.) 1,084 words
    16. c141
  16. CLAUSE 5.—(Employment of British subjects and use of aircraft registered in His Majesty's Dominions.) 93 words
    17. cc141-71
  17. CLAUSE 23.—(Reservation of certain air services to the three corporations and their associates.) 12,368 words, 2 divisions
    18. c171
  18. CLAUSE 25.—(Amendments and adaptations of 2 & 3 Geo. 6. c. 61.) 201 words
    19. cc171-2
  19. CLAUSE 27.—(Power of Minister to obtain rights over land.) 341 words
    20. cc172-9
  20. CLAUSE 29.—(Power of Minister to impose restrictions on land in the interests of civil aviation.) 2,640 words
    21. cc179-93
  21. CLAUSE. 36.—(Air Transport Advisory Council). 5,866 words, 1 division
    22. cc193-202
  22. BIRTH RATE 3,048 words