Professor Archibald Hill

Former MP for Cambridge University

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Professor Archibald Hill is a former MP for Cambridge University.

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  • India (Government Policy) 14 Jun 1945

    My hon. Friend who has just spoken paid a tribute to the Secretary of State in which I would like to join. Two days ago, I received a letter from an eminent Indian statesman in which he said: I expect no praise, I am indifferent to abuse, but I do not like obstruction. My right hon. Friend this afternoon, as on other occasions, has been subjected to obstruction; he has usually had little...
  • Orders of the Day — Housing 7 Jun 1945

    I do not propose to follow the hon. Member for Ebbw Vale (Mr. Bevan) in that part of his speech which dealt with personalities, and which I do not think was well received in the Committee and will not be well received in the country. I want to refer to the speech made by the right hon. Gentleman the Member for Wakefield (Mr. Greenwood). The line he seemed to take was that his party ceased to...
  • Oral Answers to Questions — Food Supplies: Bread (Wheat Extraction Rate) 21 Mar 1945

    asked the Minister of Food how many more tons of wheat are required annually in the United Kingdom to mill flour of 80 per cent. extraction than of 85 per cent. extraction; and whether, in view of the grave short- age of food in Europe, and the admitted fact that the 80 per cent. is no more nourishing than the 85 per cent., this extra wheat will be saved.

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