Mr Anthony Greenwood
September 14, 1911 - April 12, 1982Summary information for Mr Anthony Greenwood
Contributions
1946
NATIONAL HEALTH SERVICE BILL Commons April 30, 1946
Examination Proposals Commons May 23, 1946
PRISONS (RECONSTRUCTION) Commons May 23, 1946
2 speeches — Aliens (Place of Release) Commons June 4, 1946
Food Smuggling (Precautions) Written Answers June 5, 1946
3 speeches — Forces Preliminary Examination (Universities) Commons July 18, 1946
2 speeches — Ex-Enemy Wavelengths Commons July 18, 1946
2 speeches — NEW CLAUSE.—(Delegation of powers by county council to council of borough.) Commons July 22, 1946
National Institute of Houseworkers (Board) Commons July 23, 1946
2 speeches — Overseas Tour (Reduction) Commons July 24, 1946
Roads and Footpaths (Closing Orders) Written Answers July 25, 1946
Physical Training Grants Written Answers July 26, 1946
MUTINY CHARGES, MALAYA (SENTENCES) Commons October 8, 1946
2 speeches — Courts of Inquiry Reports (Publication) Commons October 15, 1946
2 speeches — Infantile Mortality Commons October 24, 1946
Wood Pulp Imports Written Answers October 28, 1946
New Towns (Refreshment Places) Commons October 29, 1946
GERMANY'S FUTURE Commons October 31, 1946
2 speeches — Milk Distribution Commons November 18, 1946
Brigade of Guards (Ranker Officers) Written Answers November 19, 1946
Cockington (Preservation) Written Answers November 19, 1946
2 speeches — Commercial Travellers Commons November 21, 1946
SOAP RATION (PAPER-MAKING INDUSTRY) Written Answers November 29, 1946
Aircraft Accident (Rescue Work) Commons December 3, 1946
ARMS STANDARDISATION (ANGLO-U.S. DISCUSSIONS) Commons December 10, 1946
Social Science Students (Appointments) Commons December 18, 1946
MAURITIUS (IRRIGATION) Commons December 18, 1946
ARMY TRAINING AREAS (LAND) Commons December 20, 1946
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