23 March 1950
Commons Sitting of 23 March 1950
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Preamble
8 words
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PRAYERS
5 words
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PRIVATE BUSINESS
28 words
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ORAL ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS
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NATIONAL HEALTH SERVICE
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Health Centres
187 words
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Chemists (Payments)
473 words
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Hospital Beds
200 words
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Kingston Hospital Committee (Appointments)
318 words
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Hospital Boards and Committees
104 words
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Tuberculosis Cases
134 words
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Injured Miners (Treatment)
111 words
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Prescriptions (Payment)
149 words
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Medical Services (Accounts)
344 words
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Hospital Securities (Sale)
77 words
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Maternity Accommodation, Cornwall
79 words
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Hospital Glassware
725 words
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Deaf Aids
122 words
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Mental Patients
229 words
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Adoption Orders
142 words
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Spectacles
314 words
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Mental Hospitals (Staffing)
124 words
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Nurses (Salary Scales)
338 words
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HOUSING
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Requirements
180 words
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Huts, Colchester
219 words
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Farm Workers' Cottages
352 words
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Building Licences
183 words
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Rent Appeals
322 words
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Local Authorities (Allocations)
151 words
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Census
126 words
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Property Values
133 words
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Haig Homes, Cardiff
68 words
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WATER SUPPLIES
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Aust, Gloucestershire
152 words
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Congleton
140 words
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Rural Areas
246 words
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AMBULANCE OFFICER, BEDFORD (CAR)
300 words
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SEWERAGE SCHEME, LLANGOLLEN
56 words
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HERTFORDSHIRE (POPULATION)
192 words
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PARK HOTEL, PRESTON
67 words
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FESTIVAL OF BRITAIN
663 words
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AGRICULTURE
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Oxfordshire County Committee (Staff)
106 words
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Livestock (Damage by Dogs)
90 words
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Horses (Export and Slaughter)
162 words
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Open-cast Mining, Flintshire
126 words
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Potatoes
99 words
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Tractors
137 words
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Marginal Land
516 words
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New Price Schedules
1,024 words
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LIVESTOCK AND LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS
204 words
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CROPS
153 words
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SCHEME FOR ENCOURAGING THE USE OF FERTILISERS FOR IMPROVING GRASSLAND AND MARGINAL LAND
194 words
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EXTENSION OF MARGINAL PRODUCTION SCHEMES
236 words
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Skilled Workers
198 words
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Poultry
325 words
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Beekeeping (Regulations)
79 words
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CRABS (MARKETING)
58 words
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NATIONAL FINANCE
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Dog Licences
33 words
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Wages (Policy)
96 words
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Post-war Credits
101 words
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GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENTS
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Retiring Age
159 words
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Civil Servants (Political Rights)
136 words
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Public Relations and Press Officers
231 words
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MEMBER FOR WEST BELFAST (ELIGIBILITY)
805 words
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BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE
2,482 words
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AMENDMENTS TO BILLS (CIRCULATION)
141 words
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NEW WRIT (ATTORNEY -GENERAL'S STATEMENT)
690 words
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BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE
45 words
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ORDERS OF THE DAY
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SUPPLY
11 words
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CIVIL ESTIMATES AND ESTIMATES FOR REVENUE DEPARTMENTS, SUPPLE MENTARY ESTIMATE, 1949–50.
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CLASS 11 VOTE 2. DIPLOMATIC AND CONSULAR ESTABLISHMENTS, &C.
66 words
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BURMA (SHORT-TERM LOAN)
12,119 words
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BURMAH OIL CO. (GUARANTEE)
11,274 words
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CLASS VI VOTE 16. MINISTRY OF CIVIL AVIATION
55 words
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B.O.A.C. (GRANTS)
13,186 words
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CLASS IX VOTE 2. MINISTRY OF FOOD
61 words
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IMPORTED MEAT SUPPLIES
7,376 words,
1 division
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ARMY ESTIMATES, 1950–51
204 words
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CIVIL ESTIMATES AND ESTIMATES FOR REVENUE DEPARTMENTS, SUPPLEMENTARY ESTIMATES, 1949–50.
592 words
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WAYS AND MEANS
139 words
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MEMBERS' FUND
41 words
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POLES, LUDFORD (FOOD REGISTRATIONS)
5,029 words
Written Answers (Commons) of 23 March 1950
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THANKSGIVING APPEAL (CONTRIBUTIONS)
148 words
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NATIONAL FINANCE
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Pound Sterling (Purchasing Power)
109 words
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Double Taxation (India)
47 words
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European Payments Agreement
46 words
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Conscience Money
34 words
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HOUSING
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Girdwood Committee (Second Report)
30 words
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Rent Tribunals
45 words
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Aged Persons
108 words
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Slum Clearance
78 words
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NATIONAL HEALTH SERVICE
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Nurses
101 words
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Dentures (Supply)
76 words
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Health Centres
124 words
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Outstanding Accounts
173 words
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EMPLOYMENT
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Disabled Persons
351 words
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Displaced Persons
83 words
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Iron Foundries (Conditions)
109 words
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Medical Practitioners
94 words
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Holidays with Pay
79 words
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Foreign Film Artistes (Permits)
176 words
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I.L.O. Conventions
161 words
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Ramsgate and Margate
119 words
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Gateshead
43 words
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NATIONAL SERVICE (MEDICAL UNFITNESS)
50 words
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EDUCATION
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Loans to Students
85 words
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Exchanges of Pupils
89 words
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Teachers' Salaries
103 words
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Special Schools
253 words
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Community Centres
52 words
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Home Decoration Class, Warrington
118 words
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Furniture Industry (Apprentices)
112 words
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Inspections (Primary Schools)
52 words
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School Children (Nutrition)
83 words
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BECHUANALAND
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Native Administration
107 words
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Development
580 words
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Mr. and Mrs. Bradshaw
85 words
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TRADE AND COMMERCE
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Monopolies Commission
193 words
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Canadian Timber
90 words
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New Factories
94 words
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TAXICABS, LONDON
154 words
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ELECTORAL ARRANGEMENTS
657 words
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CRIMES OF VIOLENCE
290 words
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SUMMER TIME (DATES)
29 words
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UNLICENSED FIREARMS
128 words
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CUP FINAL TICKETS (SALE)
91 words
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ALIENS (NATURALISATION)
50 words
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POLICE
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Entry Age
146 words
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Metropolitan Area (Strength)
76 words
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Special Constabulary
118 words
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BORSTAL INSTITUTION (ABSCONDERS)
75 words
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CIVIL DEFENCE
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Spectacles
40 words
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Air-raid Shelters
60 words
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FILM PRODUCTION (CHILDREN)
99 words
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CONTRACEPTIVES (MODEL BYLAWS)
41 words
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FOOD SUPPLIES
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Pigs (Marking)
54 words
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Eggs
31 words
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Wild Duck
88 words
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Animal Feedingstuffs
53 words
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QUEDGELEY SCHOOL (EXTENSIONS)
33 words
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SEYCHELLES (ELECTIONS)
71 words
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SURPLUS TEXTILE CORPORATION (SALES)
60 words
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POISONOUS INSECTICIDES
61 words
Lords Sitting of 23 March 1950
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Preamble
14 words
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Prayers
13 words
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SUMMER TIME ORDER, 1950
70 words
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CRIMES OF VIOLENCE
31,172 words
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STATUTE LAW REVISION BILL. [H.L.]
8 words
Written Answers (Lords) of 23 March 1950
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FUEL FOR COOKERS
280 words