Mr John McGovern
1887 - February 14, 1968Summary information for Mr John McGovern
Contributions
1950
Palace of Westminster Commons March 13, 1950
HOUSE BUILDING, SCOTLAND Commons March 13, 1950
3 speeches — HOUSING Commons March 13, 1950
PASSPORT (MR. SPRINGHALL) Written Answers March 13, 1950
Dean of Guild and Deacon Convenor Commons March 14, 1950
2 speeches — Building Programmes Commons March 14, 1950
3 speeches — Houses and Flats (Sale) Commons March 14, 1950
Building Licences, Glasgow Written Answers March 20, 1950
Housing, Glasgow Written Answers March 21, 1950
UNLICENSED FIREARMS Written Answers March 23, 1950
2 speeches — Tenement Flats, Glasgow Commons March 28, 1950
Nurses' Salaries Commons March 28, 1950
HIGH COURT AND COUNTY COURT JUDGES BILL [Lords'] Commons May 3, 1950
4 speeches — NATIONAL ASSISTANCE SCALES (INCREASE) Commons May 3, 1950
Financial Relations Commons May 9, 1950
Night Dispensing (Tradeston) Commons May 9, 1950
"Edifas" (Use) Written Answers May 10, 1950
SCOTLAND (HOUSING) Commons May 11, 1950
7 speeches — Clause 17.—(CHARGE OF INCOME TAX FOR 1950–51.) Commons June 15, 1950
Fish and Chips Shops Commons June 19, 1950
BUILDING WORK, SCOTLAND Commons June 19, 1950
Building Materials Commons June 20, 1950
KOREAN REPUBLIC (INVASION) Commons June 27, 1950
KOREA Commons July 5, 1950
NATIONAL SERVICE BILL Commons September 15, 1950
New Clause.—(DURATION.) Commons September 15, 1950
CONGRESS, SHEFFIELD (ADMISSION OF FOREIGNERS) Commons November 14, 1950
5 speeches — CONGRESS, SHEFFIELD (ADMISSION OF FOREIGNERS) Commons November 14, 1950
Old Age Pensioners Commons November 21, 1950
4 speeches — Police, Glasgow (Administration and Discipline) Commons November 21, 1950
Parliamentary Committee (Report) Commons November 21, 1950
5 speeches — Seaman, Bridgeton (Death) Commons November 28, 1950
6 speeches — SALMON AND FRESHWATER FISHERIES (PROTECTION) (SCOTLAND) BILL Commons December 13, 1950
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