Mr George Daggar
1879 - October 14, 1950Summary information for Mr George Daggar
Contributions
1940
3 speeches — WILTSHIRE YEOMANRY (MESSING ARRANGEMENTS). Commons February 6, 1940
FINLAND (BRITISH INVESTMENTS). Commons February 27, 1940
PROLONGATION OF SERVICE. Written Answers March 5, 1940
MEALS. Written Answers March 5, 1940
2 speeches — POSTAL RATES (TROOPS, PALESTINE AND INDIA). Commons March 11, 1940
4 speeches — OLD AGE AND WIDOWS' PENSIONS BILL. Commons March 11, 1940
LOCAL AUTHORITIES (MEMBERS' APPOINTMENTS). Commons April 11, 1940
BENEFIT. Commons April 18, 1940
COLLIERY TIMBERMEN'S ASSISTANTS. Commons May 2, 1940
2 speeches — BENEFIT (SUPPLEMENTARY ALLOWANCE). Commons May 2, 1940
TOBACCO DUTY (ARMED FORCES). Written Answers May 2, 1940
RECEIPT STAMP DUTY. Written Answers May 2, 1940
SOLDIERS' LEAVE. Commons May 28, 1940
CONTROL COMMITTEES (APPOINTMENTS). Commons May 29, 1940
2 speeches — LOCAL DEFENCE ORGANISER, ABERCARN. Commons June 6, 1940
3 speeches — LOOP-LINE, LLANHILLETH. Commons June 12, 1940
WOUNDED SOLDIERS (VISITS). Written Answers June 13, 1940
HOME GUARD. Written Answers July 30, 1940
LOCAL FOOD OFFICES (STAFF APPOINTMENTS). Commons July 31, 1940
VOLUNTEER (INJURY, COMPENSATION). Written Answers August 15, 1940
CONDENSED MILK. Commons August 21, 1940
3 speeches — AIR-RAID WARDENS. Commons August 22, 1940
TRAINING (UNIVERSITIES). Commons October 8, 1940
WINTER EQUIPMENT, A.R.P. SERVICES. Commons October 8, 1940
PUBLIC SHELTERS. Written Answers October 8, 1940
EXCHANGE AREAS (MONMOUTHSHIRE). Written Answers October 17, 1940
INTERNEES. Written Answers October 17, 1940
PUBLIC SHELTERS. Written Answers November 5, 1940
LOCAL AUTHORITIES (POWERS). Written Answers November 12, 1940
3 speeches — ORDNANCE FACTORY EMPLOYÉS (COMPENSATION). Commons November 20, 1940
2 speeches — VOLUNTEERS (INJURY ALLOWANCE). Written Answers November 20, 1940
POLICE ACTION (COMPLAINT, LONDON). Written Answers November 20, 1940
PUBLIC ASSISTANCE. Written Answers November 20, 1940
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