Sir George Mitcheson

1883 - June 18, 1955
Summary information for Sir George Mitcheson

Contributions

1937

MANUFACTURED GOODS (RETAINED IMPORTS). Commons January 19, 1937

TRAFFIC DEVICES. Commons January 19, 1937

SPAIN. Commons January 19, 1937

AUTOMATIC TELEPHONES. Commons March 4, 1937

BRITISH BROADCASTING CORPORATION. Commons March 4, 1937

PEDESTRIAN CROSSINGS. Written Answers March 4, 1937

UPBLIC ASSISTANCE (ADMINISTRATION). Commons March 15, 1937

TERRITORIAL UNITS (LONDON). Commons March 15, 1937

GARAGES, CENTRAL LONDON. Commons March 15, 1937

WEIGHTS AND MEASURES ACT, 1936. Written Answers March 17, 1937

TRUNK ROADS IMPROVEMENT SCHEMES. Written Answers June 1, 1937

TRAFFIC LIGHTS. Written Answers June 1, 1937

RULES OF THE ROAD. Written Answers June 1, 1937

METROPOLITAN SPECIAL CONSTABULARY. Written Answers June 16, 1937

LOCAL AUTHORITIES. Commons June 23, 1937

SPEED LIMIT. Commons July 7, 1937

UNEMPLOYMENT (SPECIAL AREAS). Written Answers July 7, 1937

TRAFFIC CONGESTION (ONE-WAY STREETS). Written Answers July 7, 1937

TRAFFIC CONGESTION, LONDON. Written Answers July 19, 1937

LONDON TRAFFIC REQUIREMENTS (REPORT). Written Answers July 21, 1937

GIBRALTAR (DOCK ACCOMMODATION). Written Answers July 21, 1937

BATTLESHIPS (GUN CALIBRE). Written Answers July 21, 1937

BUILDING ACTIVITY. Commons October 21, 1937

TRUNK ROAD SCHEMES. Commons October 21, 1937

STREET IMPROVEMENTS (LONDON). Commons October 21, 1937

SOUTH-EASTERN COUNTIES. Commons October 28, 1937

IMPORTS. Commons November 9, 1937

EXCHANGE EQUALISATION ACCOUNT. Commons November 9, 1937

TRUNK ROADS. Written Answers November 9, 1937

ALBERTA (LOANS). Commons November 23, 1937

TRANSPORT (TRAFFIC LIGHTS). Written Answers November 23, 1937

UNEMPLOYMENT FUND. Written Answers November 24, 1937

SPAIN. Commons November 29, 1937

EMPLOYMENT (STATISTICS). Commons November 29, 1937

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