Mr George Isaacs
1883 - April 26, 1979Summary information for Mr George Isaacs
Contributions
1953
D. C. Thomson, Glasgow (Dispute) Written Answers January 27, 1953
Southwark Written Answers January 27, 1953
Leather Prices Commons January 29, 1953
2 speeches — TENANTS, SOUTH LONDON (THREATENED LEGAL PROCEEDINGS) Commons February 2, 1953
Bookbinding Industry (Craftsmen) Commons February 26, 1953
2 speeches — GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENTS (AMALGAMATION) Commons February 26, 1953
EX-PRISONERS-OF-WAR, JAPAN (COMPENSATION) Written Answers March 2, 1953
AUSTIN COMPANY (DISPUTE) Commons March 31, 1953
Borough Exchange Written Answers March 31, 1953
2 speeches — Repairs Notices (Enforcement) Commons May 12, 1953
Docks (Sanitary Facilities) Commons May 19, 1953
3 speeches — D. C. Thomson, Ltd. (Dispute) Commons June 9, 1953
2 speeches — MINISTRY OF PENSIONS (TRANSFER OF FUNCTIONS) Commons June 30, 1953
Wage Increases (Arbitration Boards) Commons July 9, 1953
Soiled Banknotes Written Answers July 14, 1953
2 speeches — OIL DISTRIBUTION WORKERS (RESUMPTION OF WORK) Commons October 27, 1953
Woodworking Machinery Regulations Commons November 10, 1953
3 speeches — Gas Works (Minister's Visits) Commons November 16, 1953
Criminal Investigation Department (Aids) Written Answers November 19, 1953
Meteorological Balloons (Radar Reports) Commons November 24, 1953
2 speeches — METROPOLITAN POLICE (RESIGNATIONS) Commons November 30, 1953
Statutory Instrument No. 1376 (Amendment) Commons December 10, 1953
POWER STATION, BANKSIDE (SMOKE NUISANCE) Written Answers December 10, 1953
RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY (OWNERS' IDENTITY) Commons December 14, 1953
3 speeches — BRITISH RAILWAYS (THREATENED STOPPAGE OF WORK) Commons December 14, 1953
2 speeches — BRITISH RAILWAYS (THREATENED STOPPAGE OF WORK) Commons December 15, 1953
2 speeches — BRITISH RAILWAYS (THREATENED STOPPAGE OF WORK) Commons December 16, 1953
BRITISH RAILWAYS DISPUTE (AGREEMENT) Commons December 16, 1953
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