Brigadier Sir John Smyth
1893 - 1983Summary information for Brigadier Sir John Smyth
Contributions
1955
3 speeches — War Pensions (Commutation) Commons January 31, 1955
NATIONAL ASSISTANCE (PERSONAL CASE) Written Answers February 4, 1955
OFFICER WAR PENSIONERS (ATTENDANCE ALLOWANCE) Written Answers February 9, 1955
3 speeches — CASE OF THOMAS MARKS Commons March 28, 1955
2 speeches — WAR PENSIONS Written Answers March 29, 1955
2 speeches — Widows Written Answers April 4, 1955
3 speeches — WAR DISABILITY PENSIONS Written Answers April 5, 1955
LOST WORKING DAYS (BRONCHITIS) Written Answers April 6, 1955
2 speeches — Parents' Pensions Written Answers April 25, 1955
Personal Case Written Answers April 25, 1955
7 speeches — WAR PENSIONS (DISSEMINATED SCLEROSIS) Commons April 26, 1955
PARENTS' PENSIONS, CARDIFF Written Answers April 26, 1955
4 speeches — DEPENDANT'S PENSION, LINCOLN Commons April 28, 1955
4 speeches — War Pensions (Personal Cases) Written Answers May 4, 1955
Benefits and Allowances Written Answers May 4, 1955
2 speeches — Dependants' Pensions Written Answers May 4, 1955
2 speeches — PENSIONS AND NATIONAL INSURANCE (PERSONAL CASES) Commons May 5, 1955
War Pensions (Parents) Written Answers May 5, 1955
2 speeches — THE CASE OF MR. WILKES Commons July 22, 1955
2 speeches — Limbless Pensioners (First World War) Written Answers October 31, 1955
3 speeches — War Pensions Commons November 21, 1955
Limbless Pensioners (First World War) Written Answers November 21, 1955
2 speeches — War Pensions Written Answers November 21, 1955
Disabled Persons Written Answers November 21, 1955
War Widows (Payments) Written Answers November 22, 1955
Personal Case Written Answers November 28, 1955
Personal Cases Written Answers December 5, 1955
Troops, Cyprus (Dependants' Pensions) Written Answers December 6, 1955
WAR PENSIONS (WIDOWS) Commons December 13, 1955
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