Sir Stanley Reed
1872 - January 17, 1969Summary information for Sir Stanley Reed
Contributions
1947
MALTA (RECONSTRUCTION) BILL Commons January 24, 1947
HONG KONG (CHINESE POPULATION) Commons March 5, 1947
INDIA (GOVERNMENT POLICY) Commons March 6, 1947
2 speeches — Aged Persons (Charitable Trusts) Commons March 27, 1947
Gas and Electricity (Cooking) Written Answers March 27, 1947
French Rayon Commons April 17, 1947
AMENDMENT OF LAW Commons April 17, 1947
3 speeches — PURCHASE TAX (INTERMEDIATE AND HIGHER RATES) Commons April 22, 1947
Domestic Cooking and Heating (Methods) Written Answers April 24, 1947
BURMA (SECRETARY OF STATE'S SERVICES) Commons April 28, 1947
BURMA (FAILURE OF CONSTITUTIONAL MACHINERY) Commons May 2, 1947
2 speeches — Meat Supplies, Wycombe Commons May 19, 1947
Mass Radiography Written Answers May 22, 1947
STRIKE (HIGH WYCOMBE) Written Answers June 6, 1947
CLAUSE 3.—(Tobacco.) Commons June 10, 1947
Old Age Pensions Commons June 17, 1947
2 speeches — BURMA (BUDGET DEFICIT) Commons June 23, 1947
2 speeches — ELECTRICITY BILL Commons June 30, 1947
INDIAN INDEPENDENCE BILL Commons July 10, 1947
CLAUSE 2.—(Territories of the new Dominions.) Commons July 14, 1947
CLAUSE 3.—(Bengal and Assam.) Commons July 14, 1947
CLAUSE 4.—(The Punjab.) Commons July 14, 1947
CLAUSE 7.—(Consequences of the setting up of the new Dominions.) Commons July 14, 1947
INDIAN INDEPENDENCE BILL Commons July 15, 1947
R.E.M.E. Camp, Burma (Poles) Written Answers July 22, 1947
TEACHERS (SALARY SCALES) Written Answers July 22, 1947
Dairy Byre Fittings (Steel Tubing) Commons July 28, 1947
BURMA (COMPENSATION FOR SERVICES) Commons August 12, 1947
COMMITTEE OF PRIVILEGES (SPECIAL REPORT) Commons August 12, 1947
Dominions Food Parcels Commons October 29, 1947
2 speeches — BURMA INDEPENDENCE BILL Commons November 5, 1947
Purchase Tax (Motor Cars) Written Answers November 11, 1947
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