Mr Albert Alexander

1885 - January 11, 1965
Summary information for Mr Albert Alexander

Contributions

1940

OUTPUT. Commons January 16, 1940

OUTPUT. Commons January 23, 1940

2 speeches — SHOP HOURS. Commons January 24, 1940

COAL SUPPLIES, GLASGOW. Commons January 31, 1940

ECONOMIC ORGANISATION. Commons February 1, 1940

CASUALTIES. Commons February 6, 1940

CLAUSE 4.—(Determination of protection.) Commons February 7, 1940

INTERNATIONAL SITUATION. Commons February 8, 1940

CLAUSE 2.—(Standard Price.) Commons February 14, 1940

2 speeches — RESCUE OF BRITISH PRISONERS. Commons February 20, 1940

COAL SUPPLIES AND DISTRIBUTION. Commons February 21, 1940

CLAUSE 23.—(Provisions as to requisitioned land.) Commons February 22, 1940

11 speeches — NAVY ESTIMATES, 1940. Commons February 27, 1940

POTATO (1939 CROP) (CHARGES) ORDER, 1940. Commons March 6, 1940

PIG CLUBS. Commons March 11, 1940

DOMESTIC SUPPLIES. Commons March 12, 1940

CLAUSE 1.—(Application of Act to assurance policies.) Commons March 12, 1940

8 speeches — FOOD SUPPLIES. Commons March 13, 1940

3 speeches — PROGRESS OF THE WAR. Commons March 21, 1940

28 speeches — PRICES AND THE COST OF LIVING. Commons April 2, 1940

2 speeches — THE WAR AT SEA. Commons April 11, 1940

5 speeches — WAYS AND MEANS. Commons April 25, 1940

5 speeches — PURCHASE TAX. Commons May 1, 1940

5 speeches — CONDUCT OF THE WAR. Commons May 8, 1940

8 speeches — FRENCH WARSHIPS (BRITISH ACTION). Commons July 9, 1940

FRENCH SHIP "MEKNES" (ENEMY SINKING). Commons July 25, 1940

4 speeches — SHIP LOSSES (COURTS-MARTIAL). Commons July 31, 1940

TRANSFERRED UNITED STATES DESTROYERS (NAMES). Commons September 17, 1940

2 speeches — ALIENS (ENLISTMENT). Commons November 6, 1940

14 speeches — LOSS OF H.M.S. "GLORIOUS." Commons November 7, 1940

2 speeches — WHALE ISLAND DEPOT (FOOD SUPPLIES). Commons November 13, 1940

2 speeches — EX-NAVAL RATINGS (SHORE DUTIES). Commons November 20, 1940

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