Major Goronwy Owen

1881 - September 26, 1963
Summary information for Major Goronwy Owen

Contributions

1944

5 speeches — AGRICULTURE (PRICES). Commons January 26, 1944

INDIAN CIVIL SERVANTS (PENSIONS) Written Answers January 26, 1944

CASUAL WARDS, NORTH WALES Written Answers February 8, 1944

Oranges Written Answers February 10, 1944

INFANT MORTALITY Written Answers February 10, 1944

Hill Sheep Subsidy Written Answers February 29, 1944

3 speeches — Recruitinģ Officers, Wales Commons March 9, 1944

BOY SCOUTS (UNIFORMS, COUPONS) Written Answers March 17, 1944

CAMP SITE, WELSH COAST Commons March 28, 1944

4 speeches — INDUSTRIES (PRIORITY AREAS) Commons March 29, 1944

AGRICULTURAL WORKERS' HOUSES, LLEYN Commons April 18, 1944

2 speeches — AGRICULTURAL WORKERS' HOUSES (MATERIALS) Written Answers April 18, 1944

LOCATION OF INDUSTRIES (NORTH WALES) Written Answers April 26, 1944

3 speeches — AGRICULTURE (MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS) BILL Commons May 16, 1944

2 speeches — SURPLUS GOVERNMENT STORES (DISPOSAL) Commons July 25, 1944

Agricultural Workers Written Answers October 10, 1944

Employment (Ex-Service Men) Written Answers October 10, 1944

Trainees (Hostel Accommodation) Written Answers October 10, 1944

2 speeches — Temporary Construction Written Answers October 12, 1944

3 speeches — WELSH AFFAIRS Commons October 17, 1944

Deceased Airmen (Private Burials) Written Answers October 18, 1944

Temporary Construction (Model, North Wales) Written Answers October 18, 1944

Deceased Sailors (Private Burials) Written Answers October 18, 1944

Deceased Soldiers (Private Burial) Written Answers October 24, 1944

Building Trade Workers (Release from Services) Written Answers November 1, 1944

School-Leaving Age (By-laws) Written Answers November 15, 1944

Seeds Import Board Written Answers November 28, 1944

School-Leaving Age Written Answers December 7, 1944

SEA DEFENCE WORKS Written Answers December 19, 1944

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