Mr Evelyn Walkden
1893 - September 12, 1970Summary information for Mr Evelyn Walkden
Contributions
1947
OFFICIAL WAR HISTORY Commons January 21, 1947
Non-Utility Clothing Written Answers January 21, 1947
2 speeches — L.N.E.R. PASSENGER SERVICES Commons January 22, 1947
3 speeches — Clothing Industry Commons January 23, 1947
FOOD SUBSIDIES Commons January 23, 1947
2 speeches — EX-DETAINEE (PASSPORT) Commons January 23, 1947
Wool Cloth Production Written Answers January 23, 1947
Forestry (Polish Labour) Commons January 27, 1947
Dried Fruit (Subsidies) Written Answers January 27, 1947
Dried Milk Written Answers January 27, 1947
Fresh Fruit Imports Written Answers January 27, 1947
4 speeches — Sugar for Manufacture (Subsidy) Commons January 29, 1947
BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE Commons January 30, 1947
Fruits and Vegetables (Prices) Commons February 3, 1947
Dollar Expenditure Commons February 4, 1947
Profit Margins (Grocers) Commons February 5, 1947
11 speeches — WORLD FOOD SITUATION Commons February 6, 1947
Demobilisation Commons February 11, 1947
3 speeches — Rations Commons February 11, 1947
Meat (Lower Grades) Commons February 12, 1947
3 speeches — CIVIL AVIATION (SAFETY MEASURES) Commons February 14, 1947
2 speeches — Vegetables (Prices) Commons February 17, 1947
6 speeches — CLAUSE 1.—(Power of local authorities to establish restaurants.) Commons February 17, 1947
2 speeches — Fish Trade Licences Commons February 19, 1947
7 speeches — OATMEAL (POINTS RATIONING) Commons February 21, 1947
Tunis Dates Commons February 24, 1947
2 speeches — FUEL EMERGENCY Commons February 26, 1947
Sunday Working Commons February 27, 1947
MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT (NIGHT TRANSPORT) Commons February 27, 1947
Sweet Ration Commons March 5, 1947
10 speeches — MINISTRY OF FOOD Commons March 7, 1947
COAL MOVEMENT DELAY Written Answers March 13, 1947
2 speeches — Allocations Commons March 17, 1947
2 speeches — MID-WEEK SPORT Commons March 20, 1947
3 speeches — Nursing Home, Doneaster Commons March 20, 1947
Germany (N.A.A.F.I. Prices) Commons March 25, 1947
2 speeches — FLOOD DAMAGE RELIEF (GOVERNMENT ASSISTANCE) Commons March 25, 1947
2 speeches — GOVERNMENT AND PRESS (RELATIONS) Commons March 28, 1947
Meat Allocations Commons March 31, 1947
2 speeches — Restricted Services (Staggered Holidays) Commons March 31, 1947
2 speeches — NATIONAL SERVICE BILL Commons March 31, 1947
CLAUSE 1.—(Power of local authorities to establish restaurants.) Commons March 31, 1947
INLAND WATERWAYS Commons April 1, 1947
AUSTRIA (VISITORS) Commons April 2, 1947
Milk Bottles Commons April 2, 1947
Reception (Cost) Commons April 2, 1947
FUEL SITUATION Commons April 2, 1947
2 speeches — TEA (MAINTENANCE OF RATION) Commons April 3, 1947
2 speeches — REGULATION OF PAYMENTS (GENERAL) ORDER, 1947 Commons April 15, 1947
2 speeches — Yorkshire Commons April 16, 1947
Miners (Army Surplus Food) Commons April 16, 1947
Vacuum Flasks (Permits) Commons April 21, 1947
Butchers' Margin Commons April 21, 1947
Accused Officers (Recall) Written Answers April 22, 1947
Bulk Purchasing Commons April 23, 1947
9 speeches — FOOD (CONTROL AND PRICES) ORDERS Commons April 24, 1947
Vacuum Flasks (Permits) Written Answers April 24, 1947
Condemned Vegetables, London Written Answers April 28, 1947
Coalmining Areas Written Answers April 28, 1947
Tubercular Patients, South Africa Commons April 29, 1947
2 speeches — Teapots Commons April 29, 1947
CLAUSE 1.—(Liability to be called up for service.) Commons May 6, 1947
2 speeches — Food Imports (East Africa) Commons May 7, 1947
3 speeches — CLAUSE 5.—(Liability to complete interrupted service.) Commons May 7, 1947
2 speeches — Farm Work Commons May 13, 1947
Building Operatives (Travel Allowance) Commons May 13, 1947
Miners' Rations Commons May 19, 1947
Olive Oil Commons May 19, 1947
2 speeches — Dominion Apples Commons May 21, 1947
2 speeches — Tomato Prices Commons May 21, 1947
Carrots and Celery Commons June 4, 1947
Fish Friers, Doncaster (Fats) Commons June 4, 1947
Special Diets Advisory Committee (Decision) Commons June 9, 1947
3 speeches — Staff, Doncaster (Tea Facilities) Commons June 9, 1947
Imported Carrots Commons June 11, 1947
Wire Rope (Colliery Needs) Commons June 16, 1947
GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENTS, STAFFS (REVIEW) Commons June 16, 1947
Fowl Pest Commons June 16, 1947
Pig-Killing (Conditional Licence) Commons June 25, 1947
3 speeches — CONSUMER GOODS (SHORTAGES) Commons June 26, 1947
FOOD DISTRIBUTION COSTS Commons June 27, 1947
Airfields (State Acquisition) Commons July 9, 1947
2 speeches — Italian Tomatoes (Prices) Commons July 9, 1947
Tomatoes (Wholesalers' Margins) Commons July 14, 1947
Brewing Barley (Exports) Commons July 14, 1947
Foods and Beer (Permitted Exports) Commons July 14, 1947
3 speeches — Milk Production Commons July 16, 1947
AGRICULTURAL MARKETING SCHEMES (REPORT) Commons July 16, 1947
NEW CLAUSE.—(industrial and provident societies.) Commons July 16, 1947
Whale Meat (Distribution) Commons July 21, 1947
2 speeches — Specialised Engineering Equipment Commons July 21, 1947
Acoustics Written Answers July 21, 1947
Hostel, Doncaster (Eviction Notices) Written Answers July 21, 1947
2 speeches — Aerodrome, Doncaster Commons July 23, 1947
COAL PRODUCTION (APPEAL TO MINERS) Commons July 24, 1947
STREET TRADING (RESTRICTIONS) Commons July 24, 1947
2 speeches — Wagons Commons July 28, 1947
Horses (Slaughter) Commons July 28, 1947
ECONOMIC SITUATION (INFORMATION) Commons July 29, 1947
Salvage Collections Written Answers July 31, 1947
2 speeches — COMMITTEE OF PRIVILEGES REPORT (PERSONAL STATEMENT) Commons August 4, 1947
Cases of Mr. Allig han and Mr. Walkden Commons October 30, 1947
2 speeches — Registered Workers, Doncaster Written Answers November 11, 1947
2 speeches — POST OFFICE (TELEPHONES, DONCASTER) Written Answers December 5, 1947
FACTORIES, DONCASTER AREA Written Answers December 10, 1947
WAR PENSIONS (PERSONAL CASE) Written Answers December 17, 1947
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