Mr Thomas Fraser
February 18, 1911 - November 21, 1988Summary information for Mr Thomas Fraser
Contributions
1944
3 speeches — EMERGENCY POWERS (DEFENCE) (CHARGES) Commons February 24, 1944
NUTRITION AND INFANT MORTALITY Commons March 8, 1944
3 speeches — Operational Flying Duties Commons April 5, 1944
3 speeches — Destitute Workless (Relief) Commons May 24, 1944
Steel-making Plants, Scotland (Closing) Commons May 24, 1944
Jamaica Welfare, Limited Commons June 7, 1944
2 speeches — OLD AGE PENSIONS Commons June 8, 1944
2 speeches — Injured and Unfit Miners Commons June 15, 1944
2 speeches — Pay (Over-Issues) Commons June 20, 1944
Sugar Industry (Subsidy) Commons June 21, 1944
2 speeches — Employment Commons June 21, 1944
5 speeches — SCOTLAND (STEEL PRODUCTION) Commons July 5, 1944
2 speeches — SUPPLY Commons July 13, 1944
5 speeches — STEEL PRODUCTION Commons July 19, 1944
3 speeches — HOUSING (SCOTLAND) BILL Commons July 19, 1944
4 speeches — COLONIAL ADMINISTRATION Commons July 20, 1944
3 speeches — PENSIONS AND GRANTS Commons August 3, 1944
CLAUSE 3.—(Grants to Scottish Special Housing Association.) Commons September 26, 1944
District Commissioners (Termination of Appointments) Written Answers September 28, 1944
Railways Pension Scheme Commons October 4, 1944
BAHAMAS (SECRET BALLOT) Commons October 4, 1944
Coal Industry (Steel Allocation) Commons October 4, 1944
Apprentices (Deferment) Commons October 12, 1944
6 speeches — CLAUSE I.—(Ordinary rates of benefit, other than agricultural benefit.) Commons October 13, 1944
2 speeches — Retail Trade Licences Commons October 24, 1944
CLAUSE 1.—(Appointment and functions of Minister of Social Insurance.) Commons November 14, 1944
SCOTLAND (ROAD ACCIDENT) Commons November 28, 1944
DEBATE ON THE ADDRESS Commons November 29, 1944
4 speeches — Discharged Workers (Reinstatement) Commons December 7, 1944
4 speeches — HOUSING (SCOTLAND) Commons December 21, 1944
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