Mr Clifford Glossop

June 30, 1901 - July 4, 1975
Summary information for Mr Clifford Glossop

Contributions

1934

ROAD ACCIDENTS. Commons January 29, 1934

2 speeches — MILK MARKETING SCHEME. Commons February 1, 1934

3 speeches — ROAD ACCIDENTS. Commons February 7, 1934

STANDARD BANK OF SOUTH AFRICA (SHAREHOLDERS' INCOME TAX). Commons February 13, 1934

MILK MARKETING SCHEME. Commons February 19, 1934

2 speeches — CLAUSE 1.—(Government contributions towards expenses of local authorities for rural water supply.) Commons March 7, 1934

2 speeches — BROADCASTING (POLICE MESSAGES). Commons March 8, 1934

MUNICIPAL AERODROMES. Commons March 21, 1934

2 speeches — ROAD TRAFFIC BILL. Commons April 10, 1934

2 speeches — TELEPHONE KIOSKS (RURAL AREAS). Commons April 16, 1934

2 speeches — GREYHOUND TRACKS (EMPLOYES). Commons April 16, 1934

2 speeches — CANADA (PEDIGREE BREEDING PIGS). Commons April 17, 1934

PIGS (TRANSHIPMENT). Commons April 23, 1934

METROPOLITAN MAGISTRATES (NEWSPAPER REPORTS). Commons April 23, 1934

MILK-RECORDING SOCIETIES. Written Answers April 23, 1934

2 speeches — INTER-IMPERIAL TRADE. Commons May 1, 1934

2 speeches — TRANSPORT (BY-PASS ROAD, YORKSHIRE). Commons May 7, 1934

HORTICULTURAL PRODUCTS (DUTIES). Commons May 8, 1934

PEDESTRIAN CROSSING-PLACES. Commons July 30, 1934

CLAUSE 2.—(Provisions for the prevention and detection of offences under this Act.) Commons October 31, 1934

EGG AND POULTRY COMMISSION (CHAIRMAN). Commons November 1, 1934

NEW BUILDINGS, WHITEHALL AND EDINBURGH. Commons November 7, 1934

CLAUSE 26.—(Interpretation of Part II.) Commons November 7, 1934

MILK SUPPLIES. Commons November 8, 1934

ACCIDENTS. Commons November 14, 1934

DISASTER FUNDS. Written Answers November 14, 1934

2 speeches — TANGANYIKA (COMMANDER VON SCHONFELD). Commons November 27, 1934

CLAUSE 3.—(Amendment of s. 12 of Electricity (Supply) Act, 1926.) Commons December 5, 1934

PARKING REGULATIONS. Commons December 6, 1934

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