Mr George Isaacs
1883 - April 26, 1979Summary information for Mr George Isaacs
Contributions
1952
Staff Reductions Written Answers February 5, 1952
CIVIL DEFENCE (RECRUITMENT) Written Answers February 11, 1952
HOUSE OF COMMONS CATERING Written Answers March 3, 1952
Borough Exchange, London Written Answers March 4, 1952
HOUSE OF COMMONS CATERING Written Answers March 10, 1952
Cortisone Written Answers March 27, 1952
HOUSE OF COMMONS CATERING Commons April 7, 1952
London Written Answers April 8, 1952
Disabled Persons Written Answers April 8, 1952
Supervisors (Training Within Industry) Written Answers April 8, 1952
2 speeches — Blind Persons Written Answers April 8, 1952
DISABILITY AND WAR WIDOWS' PENSIONS (INCREASE) Commons April 9, 1952
3 speeches — Industrial Disputes Written Answers April 10, 1952
Hostels Written Answers April 10, 1952
Appointments Department (Statistics) Written Answers April 10, 1952
Ex-Regular Service Men Written Answers April 10, 1952
D. C. Thomson & Co., Dundee (Dispute) Commons April 29, 1952
2 speeches — FINANCE BILL Commons April 30, 1952
Borough Exchange Written Answers May 9, 1952
Limbless Men Commons May 20, 1952
Southwark Written Answers June 19, 1952
ATOMIC BOMB (EXPLOSION) Commons July 10, 1952
Industrial Conscription Commons July 31, 1952
NATIONAL INSURANCE CONTRIBUTIONS (PROSECUTIONS) Written Answers November 7, 1952
Bankside Power Station Commons November 24, 1952
PROPERTY OWNERS (FICTITIOUS NAMES AND ADDRESSES) Commons November 24, 1952
EMERGENCY LAWS (MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS) Commons November 27, 1952
REGISTERED DOCK WORKERS (REDUNDANCY) Commons December 4, 1952
ROYAL NAVY (PERSONAL CASE) Written Answers December 8, 1952
Non-Military Duties Commons December 9, 1952
Remand Centres Commons December 11, 1952
Unfit Houses Written Answers December 16, 1952
"Daily Graphic" (Transfer of Ownership) Commons December 18, 1952
Chiropody Written Answers December 18, 1952
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