Mr Barnett Janner

1892 - May 4, 1982
Summary information for Mr Barnett Janner

Contributions

1945

6 speeches — DEBATE ON THE ADDRESS Commons August 20, 1945

Low Flying, Scarborough Commons August 22, 1945

MERCHANT SHIPS (TOBACCO CHARGES) Written Answers August 22, 1945

Rent Control Written Answers August 23, 1945

Imports and Exports Values (Basis) Written Answers October 15, 1945

Petrol Rationing Forms Written Answers October 15, 1945

MILITARY OPERATIONS, EUROPE (COMPENSATION) Commons October 17, 1945

CONCENTRATION CAMP SURVIVORS (ADMISSION TO GREAT BRITAIN) Commons October 18, 1945

2 speeches — HOLLOWAY PRISON (CONDITIONS) Commons October 18, 1945

2 speeches — OPTICIANS (SKILLED LABOUR) Commons October 18, 1945

2 speeches — Stakehill Military Detention Barracks (Inquiry) Commons October 23, 1945

PALESTINE (GOVERNMENT POLICY) Commons October 23, 1945

War Damage Compensation Commons October 23, 1945

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE Written Answers October 24, 1945

Rent Control (Report) Commons October 25, 1945

POOR PERSONS (LEGAL AID) Commons October 26, 1945

Aluminium Kettles Commons October 29, 1945

Pedestrian Crossings Written Answers October 29, 1945

Post-War Conditions Commons October 31, 1945

Rent Control (Ridley Committee) Commons November 1, 1945

Alien Doctors (Temporary Registration) Commons November 1, 1945

PALESTINE (GOVERNMENT POLICY) Commons November 5, 1945

German Prisoners of War Commons November 5, 1945

2 speeches — HOLLOWAY PRISON Commons November 8, 1945

RASHID ALI GAILANI Commons November 12, 1945

Petrol (Form Z/F5A) Commons November 12, 1945

PALESTINE (ANGLO-AMERICAN COMMITTEE OF INQUIRY) Commons November 13, 1945

FURNISHED HOUSES (RENT CONTROL) BILL Commons November 13, 1945

American Films (Dollar Remittances) Written Answers November 19, 1945

Statistics Written Answers November 20, 1945

Planters (Salaries) Written Answers November 21, 1945

Palestine (Air Mail) Written Answers November 22, 1945

CLAUSE I.—(Cesser of charge of purchase tax in respect of certain cooking and heating appliances and refrigerators.) Commons November 27, 1945

MALAYA (BRITISH MILITARY ADMINISTRATION) Written Answers November 27, 1945

DIVORCE PROCEEDINGS (POOR PERSONS) Commons November 28, 1945

Germans and Austrians (Relatives) Commons November 29, 1945

BORSTAL DETENTION Commons November 29, 1945

Landlord's Repairs Commons November 29, 1945

NEW CLAUSE.— (Expenses in connection with a successful appeal to be a de duction for income tax purposes.) Commons November 29, 1945

Higher Technological Education (Report) Written Answers November 29, 1945

2 speeches — Duty-Free Tobacco Commons December 3, 1945

2 speeches — Brake Testing Commons December 3, 1945

West African Units Commons December 4, 1945

Study Group Discussions Commons December 5, 1945

Duty-free Cigarettes Written Answers December 5, 1945

Safety Campaign Written Answers December 5, 1945

ANGLO-AMERICAN ECONOMIC AND FINANCIAL AGREEMENT. Commons December 6, 1945

Driving Licences Written Answers December 10, 1945

2 speeches — Demobilisation Commons December 11, 1945

Personnel, Berlin (Entertainment) Commons December 11, 1945

3 speeches — Ships' Masters (Income Tax) Commons December 11, 1945

Optical Workers Written Answers December 11, 1945

RUBBER INDUSTRY (STUDY GROUP DISCUSSIONS) Written Answers December 12, 1945

2 speeches — B.B.C. CHARTER Commons December 13, 1945

POLICE (REINFORCEMENT) Written Answers December 13, 1945

5 speeches — SOLICITORS AND LAW STUDENTS (DEMOBILISATION) Commons December 14, 1945

Prisoner-of-War Labour Commons December 17, 1945

Utility Radio Sets Written Answers December 17, 1945

Coal Economy Written Answers December 18, 1945

Displaced Persons(Treatment) Commons December 20, 1945

Municipal Schemes (Architects) Written Answers December 20, 1945

Copper Water Pipes Written Answers December 20, 1945

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