Mr John Freeman

February 19, 1915 -
Summary information for Mr John Freeman

Contributions

1948

Electric Light Bulbs Written Answers February 10, 1948

Aeronautical Research Station, Bedfordshire Written Answers February 10, 1948

Land, Foulness Island (Use) Commons April 12, 1948

Redundant Official Written Answers April 14, 1948

Highways, Bedfordshire (Closing) Written Answers April 20, 1948

Bicycle Rear Lamps (Bulbs) Written Answers April 20, 1948

BRISTOL MEDIUM RANGE AIRCRAFT Written Answers April 21, 1948

7 speeches — DISABLED EX-SERVICE MEN (MOTOR CARS) Commons April 23, 1948

3 speeches — Surplus Equipment (Storage) Commons April 26, 1948

Aircraft Establishment, Farnborough (Staff) Written Answers April 28, 1948

Pig Iron (Supplies) Written Answers April 28, 1948

Magnesium Written Answers May 10, 1948

NORTHERN RHODESIAN BLISTER COPPER Written Answers May 11, 1948

GAS TURBINE AERO-ENGINES Written Answers May 12, 1948

Motor Cars and Drivers, Glasgow Written Answers May 13, 1948

Aluminium (Price) Written Answers May 13, 1948

Steel Allocations Written Answers May 13, 1948

Copper Written Answers May 13, 1948

CONVEYOR BELTING (IMPORTS) Written Answers June 15, 1948

Aircraft (U.S.S.R.) Written Answers September 22, 1948

Surplus Stocks, Germany (Disposal) Written Answers November 9, 1948

2 speeches — FARM WATER SUPPLIES (PIPES) Commons November 29, 1948

ELECTRICITY SUPPLIES (S.I, 1948, No. 2492) Written Answers December 1, 1948

2 speeches — TELEVISION INDUSTRY Commons December 3, 1948

Rolls Royce Nene Jet Engine Commons December 6, 1948

2 speeches — Conveyor Belting Commons December 6, 1948

5 speeches — DUMPED RADIO EQUIPMENT Commons December 6, 1948

Service Stores (Inspection) Written Answers December 6, 1948

Factory, Calgarth (Demolition) Written Answers December 6, 1948

Zinc Prices Written Answers December 15, 1948

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