Dr Alfred Salter
1873 - August 24, 1945Summary information for Dr Alfred Salter
Contributions
1933
CLAUSE 21.—(Restriction on power of manufacture.) Commons February 13, 1933
2 speeches — CLAUSE 30.—(Representations by local authorities as to withdrawal, reduction of or need for services provided or to be provided, by the board.) Commons February 13, 1933
BEER DUTY. Written Answers February 13, 1933
BEER. Written Answers February 13, 1933
6 speeches — LONDON PASSENGER TRANSPORT BILL. Commons February 14, 1933
MOTOR ACCIDENTS, LONDON. Written Answers February 27, 1933
MEERUT PRISONERS. Written Answers March 2, 1933
2 speeches — BEER, WINE AND SPIRITS (STATISTICS). Written Answers March 3, 1933
PENTONVILLE PRISON. Written Answers March 30, 1933
EXECUTION APPARATUS. Written Answers March 30, 1933
11 speeches — HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS BILL. Commons March 31, 1933
MOTOR DRIVERS (INDUSTRIAL COURT FINDINGS). Written Answers April 5, 1933
HOUSING (AGED PERSONS). Written Answers April 6, 1933
NEW CLAUSE.—(Application to Carlisle State Management District.) Commons May 19, 1933
LOANS (LOCAL AUTHORITIES). Commons June 29, 1933
2 speeches — WINE, BEER, SPIRITS, ETC. (STATISTICS). Written Answers July 17, 1933
2 speeches — ROAD ACCIDENTS. Written Answers November 9, 1933
BEER (STATISTICS) Written Answers November 10, 1933
LOCAL AUTHORITIES (MEDICAL AND HOSPITAL SERVICES). Written Answers December 1, 1933
UNEMPLOYMENT BILL. Commons December 4, 1933
12 speeches — UNEMPLOYMENT BILL. Commons December 6, 1933
3 speeches — FLAVOURING ESSENCES (ALCOHOLIC CONTENT). Commons December 6, 1933
MILK AND BREAD (CONSUMPTION). Written Answers December 6, 1933
24 speeches — LICENSING (STANDARDISATION OF HOURS) BILL. Commons December 8, 1933
3 speeches — FLAVOURING ESSENCES (ALCOHOLIC CONTENT). Commons December 20, 1933
ACCIDENTS (STATIONARY TRAMCARS). Written Answers December 21, 1933
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