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Ede, [James] Chuter(J. Chuter Ede; Baron Chuter-Ede)
1882 - Born on the 11th of September in Epsom, Surrey, England.
1905 - He studied at Christ's College, Cambridge and worked as a teacher.
1923 - He was first elected to the House of Commons as a Member of Parliament.
1929 - He returned to Parliament by the general election.
1931 - He was was defeated in the election for a Member of Parliament.
1935 - He was re-elected as Parliament.
1937 - He served as a charter of mayor of Epsom and Ewell, Surrey, England.
1945 - He served as a Home Secretary in Labour Government.
1951 - He served as a Leader of the House of Commons.
1964 - He left the House of Commons.
1965 - He died on the 11th of November.
1905 - He studied at Christ's College, Cambridge and worked as a teacher.
1923 - He was first elected to the House of Commons as a Member of Parliament.
1929 - He returned to Parliament by the general election.
1931 - He was was defeated in the election for a Member of Parliament.
1935 - He was re-elected as Parliament.
1937 - He served as a charter of mayor of Epsom and Ewell, Surrey, England.
1945 - He served as a Home Secretary in Labour Government.
1951 - He served as a Leader of the House of Commons.
1964 - He left the House of Commons.
1965 - He died on the 11th of November.
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Labour and the Wartime Coalition: From the Diary of James Chuter Ede, 1941-1945 (Sources for Modern British History) by James Chuter Ede (Hardcover - Mar 30, 1988) |
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