Mr Alan McKibbin
1892 - December 2, 1958Summary information for Mr Alan McKibbin
Contributions
1954
Headlamps (Dazzle) Commons February 3, 1954
EX-SERVICE MEN (DISABILITY PENSIONS) Commons February 8, 1954
Disability Pensions Increase (Ex-Service Men) Commons February 15, 1954
EX-SERVICE MAN, BLACKBURN (DISABILITY PENSION) Commons February 15, 1954
Irish Footwear ("Empire" Marking) Written Answers March 2, 1954
2 speeches — Ulster Commercial Vehicles (Irish Republic Import Duty) Commons April 8, 1954
2 speeches — COMET II (SUSPENSION OF WORK) Commons May 3, 1954
2 speeches — Disablement Pensioners (Deaths) Commons May 24, 1954
Aircraft Manufacturing Licences (Foreign Countries) Commons June 28, 1954
Comet Aircraft (Tests) Commons July 5, 1954
Northern Ireland Commons July 20, 1954
ISLE OF MAN (CUSTOMS) BILL Commons July 20, 1954
Old-Age and Retirement Pensions Commons October 25, 1954
Cars (Direction Indicators) Commons October 27, 1954
ARMED THEFTS, NORTHERN IRELAND (EXTRADITION TREATY) Written Answers October 28, 1954
RAILWAYS REORGANISATION SCHEME Commons November 1, 1954
2 speeches — HIGHWAY CODE Commons November 8, 1954
Government Contracts, Northern Ireland Commons November 15, 1954
2 speeches — Post-War Credits Commons November 16, 1954
2 speeches — OLD-AGE PENSIONS Commons November 16, 1954
Headlights (Dazzle) Written Answers November 18, 1954
NORTHERN IRELAND (UNEMPLOYMENT) Commons November 24, 1954
Belfast Dockyard (Redundancies) Written Answers November 24, 1954
Driving Licences (Overseas Visitors) Written Answers November 24, 1954
Motoring Offences Written Answers November 24, 1954
DEBATE ON THE ADDRESS [FIRST DAY] Commons November 30, 1954
PENSIONS AND BENEFITS (GOVERNMENT'S PROPOSALS) Commons December 1, 1954
2nd Battalion, Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers (Disbandment) Written Answers December 14, 1954
Pensions Written Answers December 15, 1954
Repair Yard, Belfast (Redundancies) Commons December 22, 1954
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