Chloroform Poisoning.

Oral Answers to Questions — Education. – in the House of Commons on 27th February 1936.

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Mr George Hardie , Glasgow Springburn

asked the Minister of Health the number of the deaths attributable to chloroform poisoning for the years 1933, 1934 and 1935?

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(Citation: HC Deb, 27 February 1936, c641)

Sir Kingsley Wood , Woolwich West

As the answer involves a number of figures, I will, with permission, circulate it in the OFFICIAL REPORT.

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Mr George Hardie , Glasgow Springburn

Can the right hon. Gentleman give the House any information as to the number of fatalities in maternity cases?

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quite a number of discussions as to the comparative strength of the British Air Force and the Air Forces on the Continent. It was entirely out of the discussions which arose on that occasion that this formula was put before the House as the object of the British Government in the British Isles.

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Sir Geoffrey Mander , Wolverhampton East

Is there not to be an Empire policy for defence?

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