Colonel Sir Joseph Nall
1887 - May 2, 1958Summary information for Colonel Sir Joseph Nall
Contributions
1940
WAR SITUATION. Commons January 16, 1940
ARMY OFFICERS (INCOME TAX ASSESSMENT). Written Answers January 23, 1940
2 speeches — CLAUSE 1.—(Application of Act to assurance policies.) Commons February 7, 1940
TRANSPORT. Commons February 13, 1940
2 speeches — AIR-RAID PRECAUTIONS (VEHICLES). Commons February 29, 1940
2 speeches — AMBULANCE VEHICLES (HIRING). Commons February 29, 1940
2 speeches — TRANSPORT. Commons March 6, 1940
2 speeches — MUNICIPAL UNDERTAKINGS (FARES). Commons March 6, 1940
FOOD DISTRIBUTION (PETROL). Commons March 6, 1940
POTATO (1939 CROP) (CHARGES) ORDER, 1940. Commons March 6, 1940
NAVAL AND MILITARY PENSIONS AND GRANTS. Written Answers March 11, 1940
EX-SERVICE MEN (MEDICAL BENEFIT). Written Answers March 11, 1940
6 speeches — ARMY ESTIMATES, 1940. Commons March 12, 1940
2 speeches — EX-SERVICE MEN. Written Answers March 12, 1940
TEMPORARY POSTMEN. Written Answers April 10, 1940
POSTMEN (RETIRING AGE). Written Answers April 10, 1940
11 speeches — CIVIL ESTIMATES, 1940. Commons April 16, 1940
PIONEER CORPS. Commons May 7, 1940
SECRET SESSION. Commons May 7, 1940
CONDUCT OF THE WAR. Commons May 7, 1940
WAR ORGANISATION. Commons May 8, 1940
FLOUR (PRICE). Commons May 9, 1940
SUGAR (JAM-MAKING). Commons May 9, 1940
TANK PRODUCTION. Commons June 11, 1940
TRANSPORT (ROAD WORKS). Commons June 13, 1940
MILK. Commons June 20, 1940
3 speeches — SUNDAY ENTERTAINMENTS ACT, 1932. Commons July 3, 1940
EMERGENCY POWERS (DEFENCE) ACT, 1939. Commons July 31, 1940
2 speeches — EMERGENCY POWERS (DEFENCE) (No. 2) BILL. Commons August 6, 1940
REPAIR DEPOT (LAND ACQUISITION). Commons August 6, 1940
3 speeches — CLAUSE 1.—(Law applicable to allied and associated forces.) Commons August 21, 1940
ALTERNATIVE FUELS. Commons October 8, 1940
GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENTS (CORRESPONDENCE). Commons October 8, 1940
WAR SITUATION. Commons November 5, 1940
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