Mr Stephen Swingler

March 2, 1915 - February 19, 1969
Summary information for Mr Stephen Swingler

Contributions

1945

Industrial Training Commons August 21, 1945

REINSTATEMENT IN CIVIL EMPLOYMENT Commons August 23, 1945

Proxy Votes (Ballot Paper) Commons August 23, 1945

Ex-Service Miners Written Answers October 16, 1945

No. 16 Maintenance Unit (Court of Inquiry) Written Answers October 17, 1945

DEMOBILISATION Commons October 22, 1945

FOREIGN JOURNALISTS Written Answers October 25, 1945

2 speeches — 6th Airborne Division Commons October 30, 1945

Leave Written Answers October 30, 1945

DEMOBILISATION Written Answers November 1, 1945

COALMINES (FATALITIES) Written Answers November 2, 1945

INDIA (SERVICES ARTS AND TECHNICAL ORGANISATION) Written Answers November 6, 1945

Education Scheme, India and S.E.A.C. Written Answers November 6, 1945

Repatriated Men (Reposting) Written Answers November 13, 1945

Retired Pay Officers (Re-employment) Written Answers November 13, 1945

GERMAN AND AUSTRIAN PRISONERS OF WAR Written Answers November 13, 1945

Ex-Personnel (Re-employment) Written Answers November 14, 1945

HOUSING (REQUISITIONED PREMISES) Written Answers November 16, 1945

ATOMIC ENERGY (RESEARCH, SPAIN) Commons November 19, 1945

2 speeches — ELECTIONS AND JURORS BILL Commons November 21, 1945

Demobilisation Written Answers November 21, 1945

2 speeches — ELECTORAL FRANCHISE (SERVICE REGISTER) Commons November 26, 1945

Re-employed Officers and Men Written Answers November 28, 1945

2 speeches — Tuberculous Patients (Food Rations) Commons November 29, 1945

Army (British Personnel, Releases) Written Answers December 3, 1945

Manpower Position (Stafford) Written Answers December 11, 1945

Call-up Statistics Written Answers December 11, 1945

Victory Stamps Written Answers December 13, 1945

Re-employed Officers Written Answers December 18, 1945

Re-employed Officers (Pensions) Commons December 19, 1945

Re-employed Officers (Pensions) Commons December 19, 1945

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