Mr John Paton

1886 - December 14, 1976
Summary information for Mr John Paton

Contributions

1946

NATIONAL INSURANCE BILL Commons February 11, 1946

Unemployment Statistics Commons February 14, 1946

2 speeches — ECONOMIC AFFAIRS (MANPOWER) Commons February 27, 1946

2 speeches — ECONOMIC AFFAIRS (MANPOWER) Commons February 28, 1946

TRINIDAD (CORPORAL PUNISHMENT) Commons March 21, 1946

2 speeches — World Federation of Trade Unions (Report) Commons March 26, 1946

Requisitioned Lorry, Cardiff (Compensation) Commons April 1, 1946

2 speeches — TRADE DISPUTES AND TRADE UNIONS BILL Commons April 1, 1946

SUPPLY Commons April 3, 1946

DOMESTIC WORKERS(ALIENS) Commons April 11, 1946

ARMED FORCES (EXTENDED SERVICE ENGAGEMENTS) Commons April 15, 1946

2 speeches — PURCHASE TAX (EXEMPTIONS AND REDUCTIONS OF RATES) Commons April 17, 1946

SURTAX ON SETTLED INCOME Commons April 17, 1946

HERRING PRICES (FISHERMEN'S DEMAND) Commons April 18, 1946

NATIONAL HEALTH SERVICE BILL Commons April 30, 1946

COAL INDUSTRY NATIONALISATION BILL Commons May 15, 1946

CLAUSE I.—(Increase in salaries of certain Ministers.) Commons June 3, 1946

4 speeches — FOREIGN AFFAIRS Commons June 4, 1946

CAPITAL PUNISHMENT Commons June 6, 1946

BREAD RATIONING (CHILDREN) Commons July 15, 1946

BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE Commons July 18, 1946

2 speeches — SOUTH TYROL Commons July 22, 1946

SOUTH TYROL Commons July 25, 1946

Arlesey Hospital (Staff) Commons October 10, 1946

HOUSING Commons October 21, 1946

SPANISH REFUGEES, GIBRALTAR Commons November 4, 1946

Builders' Tools Written Answers November 4, 1946

Parliamentary Delegation Commons November 25, 1946

Consumer Goods (Distribution) Written Answers November 28, 1946

2 speeches — TRAFALGAR ESTATES BILL Commons December 3, 1946

2 speeches — Hamburg Project Commons December 4, 1946

Distribution and Production (Manpower) Written Answers December 5, 1946

Government Commons December 18, 1946

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