James Chuter Ede, Baron Chuter-Ede

• Born: 11 September 1882
• Died: 11 November 1965

Contents 1 Known as 2 Education 3 Offices 4 Peerage Titles 5 Privy Council 6 Parliamentary Seats 7 Parliamentary Positions 8 Surrey County Council 9 Other Positions

Known asEdit

• 1882-1964 James Chuter Ede
• 1964-1965 The Lord Chuter-Ede

EducationEdit

• Battersea Pupil Teachers' Centre
• Christ's College, Cambridge

OfficesEdit

• Parliamentary Secretary to the Board of Education, 1940-1945
• Secretary of State for the Home Department, 1945-1951

Peerage TitlesEdit

• Baron Chuter-Ede (life peerage), 1964

Privy CouncilEdit

• Privy Councillor, 1944

Parliamentary SeatsEdit

• Member of Parliament for Mitcham, 1923
• Member of Parliament for South Shields, 1929-1931, 1935-1964

Parliamentary PositionsEdit

• Leader of the House of Commons, 1951

Surrey County CouncilEdit

• Representative for Epsom on the Surrey County Council, 1914-?
• President of the Surrey County Council, 1933

Other PositionsEdit

• President of the Surrey County Teachers' Association, 190?-?

Preceded by: Sir Donald Somervell

Home Secretary 1945–1951

Succeeded by: Sir David Maxwell-Fyfe