Mr Charles Challen
1894 - June 20, 1960Summary information for Mr Charles Challen
Contributions
1947
Children (Eggs and Milk) Written Answers January 27, 1947
2 speeches — Auctions (Control) Commons February 10, 1947
3 speeches — Surplus Watches Commons February 17, 1947
2 speeches — CLAUSE 1.—(Power of local authorities to establish restaurants.) Commons February 17, 1947
Census of Production Written Answers February 27, 1947
Oil Pipeline, Saudi Arabia (Contracts) Written Answers February 27, 1947
NEW CLAUSE—(Exemption of holiday resorts.) Commons March 21, 1947
CLAUSE 1.—(Power of local authorities to establish restaurants.) Commons March 31, 1947
4 speeches — REGULATION OF PAYMENTS (GENERAL) ORDER, 1947 Commons April 15, 1947
Good Friday Facilities, Swiss Cottage Written Answers April 16, 1947
Weekly Newspapers (Paper Cut) Written Answers April 24, 1947
STATISTICS OF TRADE BILL Commons May 22, 1947
CLAUSE 9.—(Disclosure of information.) Commons May 22, 1947
2 speeches — CLAUSE 1.—(Power to establish development councils, and purposes thereof.) Commons June 3, 1947
CLAUSE 1.—(Control of sale and supply of substances to which this Act applies.) Commons June 18, 1947
CLAUSE 2.—(Substances to which this Act applies.) Commons June 18, 1947
2 speeches — CLAUSE 3.—(Offences and Penalties.) Commons June 18, 1947
White Lines Written Answers November 3, 1947
4 speeches — SERVICE VEHICLES (SPEED LIMIT) Commons November 11, 1947
Self-Suppliers' Pigs (Slaughter) Written Answers November 19, 1947
Capital Investment (White Paper) Commons November 20, 1947
Petrol Requirements (Sterling Area) Written Answers November 27, 1947
Petrol Allowances Written Answers November 27, 1947
Maintenance Written Answers December 1, 1947
Reconstruction and Maintenance Written Answers December 15, 1947
Timber (Exports) Written Answers December 19, 1947
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