Sir Alexander Spearman

March 2, 1901 - April 5, 1982
Summary information for Sir Alexander Spearman

Contributions

1950

SUPPLEMENTARY ESTIMATES Commons March 14, 1950

Fishermen (Unemployment Benefit) Written Answers March 21, 1950

2 speeches — Property Values Commons March 23, 1950

2 speeches — BUDGET PROPOSALS AND ECONOMIC SURVEY Commons April 21, 1950

FINANCE BILL Commons May 16, 1950

5 speeches — SLAUGHTERHOUSE, SCARBOROUGH (CONDITIONS) Commons May 16, 1950

Fishing Vessels (Cancelled Orders) Written Answers May 24, 1950

Clause 1.—(HYDROCARBON OILS—RATE OF CUSTOMS DUTY AND REBATE.) Commons June 14, 1950

Clause 17.—(CHARGE OF INCOME TAX FOR 1950–51.) Commons June 15, 1950

Landings Written Answers June 15, 1950

4 speeches — New Clause.—(RELIEF OF PROFITS TAX ON RESERVED PROFITS.) Commons June 22, 1950

2 speeches — Overfishing Convention Commons June 29, 1950

3 speeches — New Clause.—(DEPRECIATION OF COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS.) Commons July 4, 1950

FINANCE BILL Commons July 10, 1950

2 speeches — Catering Establishments (Permits) Commons July 24, 1950

3 speeches — Motor Service, Hawsker Commons July 24, 1950

Lilla Cross, Yorkshire (Re-erection) Written Answers July 25, 1950

Sub-Office, Ruswarp Written Answers July 26, 1950

2 speeches — GOVERNMENT CONTROLS Commons November 7, 1950

ELECTRICITY AND GAS UNDERTAKINGS (SEVERANCE COMPENSATION) Commons November 14, 1950

5 speeches — Interference Commons November 15, 1950

2 speeches — Rams (Designated Land) Commons November 16, 1950

2 speeches — Seasonal Workers Commons November 21, 1950

4 speeches — PUBLIC WORKS LOANS BILL Commons November 21, 1950

PARKING OF MOTOR CARS IN LIGHTED STREETS Commons December 5, 1950

3 speeches — LIVESTOCK REARING BILL Commons December 11, 1950

SUB-POST OFFICE, RUSWARP Written Answers December 15, 1950

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