Sir Stephen McAdden
November 3, 1907 - December 26, 1979Summary information for Sir Stephen McAdden
Contributions
1952
5 speeches — RIDING ESTABLISHMENTS (AMENDMENT) BILL Commons February 1, 1952
IRON AND STEEL CORPORATION (CHAIRMAN'S RESIGNATION) Commons February 25, 1952
FOREIGN AFFAIRS Commons February 26, 1952
Subsidy Rates Written Answers February 28, 1952
5 speeches — BRITISH TRANSPORT COMMISSION BILL (By Order) Commons March 3, 1952
2 speeches — East Anglian Consultative Committee Commons March 17, 1952
Industrial Development, Southend-on-Sea Written Answers March 18, 1952
DISABILITY AND WAR WIDOWS' PENSIONS (INCREASE) Commons April 9, 1952
3 speeches — TRANSPORT FARE INCREASES Commons April 28, 1952
2 speeches — Fourth Schedule.—(PURCHASE TAX: PRESCRIBED LISTS FOR WEARING APPAREL AND FOR CLOTH, ETC.) Commons May 13, 1952
EQUAL PAY (PUBLIC SERVICES) Commons May 16, 1952
Potion Island, Essex Written Answers June 12, 1952
Clause 2.—(CAPITAL EXPENDITURE FOR PURPOSES OF POST OFFICE SAVINGS BANK NOT TO BE PAID OUT OF POST OFFICE SAVINGS BANK FUND.) Commons June 13, 1952
New Clause.—(NEW PURCHASE TAX RATES.) Commons June 17, 1952
LICENSING LAWS (TOURIST TRADE) Commons June 18, 1952
ROAD SAFETY Commons June 20, 1952
4 speeches — HIRE-PURCHASE RESTRICTIONS Commons July 3, 1952
25 speeches — LICENSING LAWS (TOURIST TRADE) Commons July 4, 1952
TELEVISION (FREQUENCY CHANNELS) Written Answers July 7, 1952
3 speeches — NATIONAL HEALTH SERVICE (PRESCRIPTION CHARGES) Commons July 11, 1952
TRANSPORT COMMISSION (ANNUAL REPORT) Commons July 22, 1952
FOREIGN LAWYERS (ENTRY REFUSAL) Commons July 31, 1952
Schedule Commons December 2, 1952
BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE (CENSURE MOTION) Commons December 4, 1952
Commonwealth Division (South Korean Reinforcements) Written Answers December 9, 1952
Essential Foods (Take-up) Commons December 15, 1952
Sprats, Tollesbury (Marketing) Commons December 15, 1952
WAKEFIELD PRISON (ESCAPES) Written Answers December 19, 1952
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