Mr Kenneth Younger

December 15, 1908 - May 19, 1976
Summary information for Mr Kenneth Younger

Contributions

1952

Foreign Trawlers Commons January 29, 1952

FOREIGN AFFAIRS Commons February 5, 1952

4 speeches — FOREIGN AFFAIRS Commons February 26, 1952

ICELANDIC FISHING REGULATIONS Written Answers March 27, 1952

ICELANDIC FISHING REGULATIONS Commons March 31, 1952

BROADMOOR INSTITUTION (CONTROL) Commons May 7, 1952

EUROPEAN SITUATION Commons May 14, 1952

3 speeches — Power Stations (Attack) Commons June 30, 1952

4 speeches — KOREAN CAMPAIGN Commons July 1, 1952

Jam (Price of Sugar) Written Answers July 2, 1952

Released Service Men (Civilian Clothing) Written Answers July 2, 1952

CIVIL DEFENCE EXPENDITURE (LOCAL AUTHORITIES) Written Answers July 17, 1952

Herr Krupp (Compensation) Commons October 15, 1952

IMMINGHAM AND GRIMSBY DOCKS Commons October 16, 1952

Icelandic Fish (Landing Restrictions) Commons October 20, 1952

Forth Road Bridge, Fife Commons October 27, 1952

Long Distance Freight Charges Commons October 27, 1952

FISH LANDINGS (ICELANDIC WATERS) Written Answers October 30, 1952

6 speeches — Displaced Persons Commons November 10, 1952

U.N. CHILDREN'S EMERGENCY FUND Commons November 12, 1952

Distressed Relatives Scheme Written Answers November 13, 1952

Fishing Processing, Grimsby Written Answers November 13, 1952

3 speeches — ICELANDIC FISHERIES DISPUTE Commons November 20, 1952

Landings, Grimsby and Hull Written Answers November 20, 1952

JAPAN (BRITISH TROOPS' STATUS) Commons November 24, 1952

Secretariat (U.S. Investigation) Commons November 24, 1952

ICELANDIC FISHERIES DISPUTE Commons November 24, 1952

EX-PRISONERS OF WAR, JAPAN (COMPENSATION) Commons December 1, 1952

ICELANDIC FISHERIES DISPUTE Commons December 1, 1952

FALKLAND ISLANDS DEPENDENCIES Commons December 10, 1952

ICELANDIC FISHERIES DISPUTE Written Answers December 17, 1952

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