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Miss Edith Pitt
Former MP for Birmingham, Edgbaston
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- Entered Parliament on 2 July 1953 — unknown
- Left Parliament on 27 January 1966 — Died
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- Orders of the Day — Cost of Living (28 Jul 1965)
“With much of what the hon. Member for Eccles (Mr. Carter-Jones) said I find myself in agreement because the general tenor of his argument was that he would like the housewife to obtain better value for the money she spends. I am afraid I do not agree with his recommendation that those on this side of the House should take indigestion mixtures. I should have thought that his own Government...”
- Orders of the Day — Cost of Living (28 Jul 1965)
“The hon. Member cannot pin the blame on one action, and that the action of his own party, for a number of Government Measures have brought about increases in prices. It is true that weekly wage earners are probably able to maintain their standard of living. It is very important to think not only of the cost of living but of the standard of living. Perhaps they are able to maintain that...”
- Orders of the Day — Cost of Living (28 Jul 1965)
“I am glad of the confirmation the hon. Member gives. He makes a further point. My point was about initial cost, but he makes a point about durability. We are agreed that the cost of children's clothes is a heavy item in the family budget. It is not only wage earners who are affected by rising prices. They affect all sections of the community. A section less vocal is the younger professional...”
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