Mr Arthur Molson

June 29, 1903 - October 13, 1991
Summary information for Mr Arthur Molson

Contributions

1943

PENSIONS (ROYAL WARRANT) Commons January 26, 1943

2 speeches — EXPENDITURE ARISING OUT OF THE WAR Commons January 26, 1943

Social Security Commons January 27, 1943

ARMED FORCES (MAN-POWER) Commons January 27, 1943

WAR SITUATION Commons February 11, 1943

SOCIAL INSURANCE AND ALLIED SERVICES Commons February 16, 1943

SOCIAL INSURANCE AND ALLIED SERVICES Commons February 17, 1943

Malaya and Burma (Diverted Cargoes) Written Answers February 17, 1943

GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENTS (WAR-TIME RECORDS) Commons March 18, 1943

Surgical Lint (Misuse) Commons March 23, 1943

ARMY OFFICER'S LETTER TO PRESS Commons March 23, 1943

2 speeches — Bottled Beer (Long-Distance Trains) Commons March 24, 1943

CLAUSE 1.—(The Catering Wages Com- mission and the workers to whom this Act applies.) Commons March 25, 1943

CATERING WAGES BILL Commons March 25, 1943

Tuberculosis Patients, Derbyshire (Accommodation) Written Answers March 25, 1943

Federal Court Written Answers March 30, 1943

Finance (Defence Cost) Written Answers March 30, 1943

2 speeches — CLAUSE 2.—(General Functions of the Commission.) Commons March 31, 1943

3 speeches — CLAUSE 4.—(Establishment of wages boards.) Commons March 31, 1943

CATERING WAGES BILL Commons April 1, 1943

5 speeches — CLAUSE 6.—(General provisions as to wages board). Commons April 1, 1943

Headquarters Staff, Cairo. Commons April 6, 1943

Point of Ayr Collieries (Control) Commons April 6, 1943

POPULATION (REPRODUCTION RATE) Written Answers April 6, 1943

Seating Accommodation (Long Journeys) Commons April 7, 1943

NEW CLAUSE.—(Political controversy.) Commons April 7, 1943

2 speeches — Research Department Commons April 14, 1943

2 speeches — HUNGARY (MR. MACARTNEY'S BROADCASTS) Commons April 14, 1943

Commercial Fish-Hooks (Export) Commons April 20, 1943

Personnel (Documents) Commons April 21, 1943

LIEUT.-COLONEL GATES Commons April 22, 1943

3 speeches — POST-WAR RECONSTRUCTION Commons April 22, 1943

DISCHARGED SERVICE PERSONNEL (REHABILITATION) Commons May 4, 1943

BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE Commons May 13, 1943

AIR TRANSPORT AUXILIARY (WOMEN PILOTS' PAY) Commons May 18, 1943

ENEMY-OCCUPIED EUROPE (FOOD SUPPLIES) Commons May 19, 1943

4 speeches — PENSIONS AND DETERMINATION OF NEEDS BILL Commons May 20, 1943

Overseas Service Commons May 26, 1943

STATUTORY RULES AND ORDERS Commons May 26, 1943

Neutral Ships (Passenger and Crew Control) Commons June 1, 1943

CIVIL AVIATION Commons June 1, 1943

Statutory Rules and Orders Commons June 2, 1943

CLAUSE 1.—(Beer.) Commons June 2, 1943

5 speeches — CLAUSE 1.—(Determination of needs (unemployment assistance, supple mentary pensions and blind persons.) Commons June 9, 1943

3 speeches — CLAUSE 3.—(Supplementary pensions (widows with children and date of commencement).) Commons June 9, 1943

COAL SITUATION Commons June 23, 1943

Education Commons July 1, 1943

6 speeches — RESTRICTION OF RIBBON DEVELOPMENT (TEMPORARY DEVELOPMENT) BILL Commons July 1, 1943

DECEASED SEAMEN'S EFFECTS Commons July 7, 1943

12 speeches — ECONOMIC WARFARE Commons July 8, 1943

COLONIAL AFFAIRS Commons July 13, 1943

CLAUSE 1.—(Postponement of enforcement of restrictions under 25 & 26 Geo 5. c. 47 in certain cases.) Commons July 15, 1943

CLAUSE 2.—(Amendment of s. II of principal Act.) Commons July 15, 1943

5 speeches — EMERGENCY POWERS (DEFENCE) ACT, 1939 (CONTINUANCE) Commons July 15, 1943

OVERSEAS FORCES (LEAVE) Commons July 20, 1943

WAR PENSIONS Commons July 20, 1943

CONCENTRATION OF INDUSTRY Commons July 27, 1943

4 speeches — OVERSEAS TRADE DEPARTMENT Commons July 27, 1943

ALLIES AND ITALY (POLITICAL SITUATION) Commons August 3, 1943

3 speeches — SUPPLEMENTARY PENSIONS Commons August 4, 1943

SUPPLEMENTARY PENSIONS Commons August 4, 1943

NATIONAL SERVICE (WOMEN OF 45–50) Commons August 5, 1943

PERSONAL STATEMENT Commons August 5, 1943

Missing Soldier (Application) Written Answers August 5, 1943

2 speeches — Anti-Aircraft Command Commons September 21, 1943

Soldier's Imprisonment (Treatment) Commons September 21, 1943

4 speeches — MAN-POWER Commons September 23, 1943

4 speeches — MAN-POWER Commons September 24, 1943

SYNTHETIC RUBBER PRODUCTION Commons October 13, 1943

Women's Albert Hall Meeting Commons October 14, 1943

LEND-LEASE (AIRCRAFT FACTORIES, UNITED STATES) Commons October 20, 1943

Semi-Manufactured and Manufactured Articles Order Commons October 20, 1943

2 speeches — NEWFOUNDLAND (PARLIAMENTARY MISSION) Commons October 26, 1943

Enemy Exactions Commons October 26, 1943

2 speeches — BEVERIDGE REPORT (IMPLEMENTATION) Commons October 26, 1943

DEMOBILISATION (MARRIED WOMEN) Commons October 27, 1943

MILITARY COMMENTATORS Commons November 2, 1943

DEMOBILISATION PLANS Commons November 2, 1943

BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE Commons November 2, 1943

CLAUSE 10.—(Arrangements for exercise of rights by service voters.) Commons November 3, 1943

Rice (Milling Method) Commons November 4, 1943

Food Imports and Exports Commons November 4, 1943

2 speeches — INDIA (FOOD SITUATION) Commons November 4, 1943

GREECE AND BELGIUM (FOOD AND MEDICAL SUPPLIES) Commons November 10, 1943

ALLIES' MUTUAL AID (BRITISH CONTRIBUTION) Commons November 11, 1943

Eighth Army, Italy (Commodity Prices) Commons November 23, 1943

3 speeches — MINISTER WITHOUT PORTFOLIO (DUTIES) Commons November 23, 1943

MINISTER WITHOUT PORTFOLIO (DUTIES) Commons November 30, 1943

Local Authorities (Acquisition of Sites) Commons December 2, 1943

Service Men's Children (Residential Nurseries) Commons December 2, 1943

COALMINING (COMPULSORY RECRUITMENT) Commons December 2, 1943

POST-WAR RECONSTRUCTION Commons December 7, 1943

2 speeches — COMMON OWNERSHIP Commons December 8, 1943

3 speeches — Naples Library Books Commons December 14, 1943

2 speeches — COALMINING (RECRUITMENT) Commons December 17, 1943

COAL WAGONS (SHORTAGE) Commons December 17, 1943

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