Mr George Muff

1877 - September 20, 1955
Summary information for Mr George Muff

Contributions

1939

NEWFOUNDLAND. Commons January 31, 1939

LABRADOR COAST (NATIVE CONDITIONS). Commons February 14, 1939

CLAUSE 11. —(Restriction on distribution of circulars relating to investments.) Commons February 14, 1939

2 speeches — DISSEMINATION OF NEWS. Commons February 15, 1939

ROAD ACCIDENTS. Commons February 22, 1939

LONDON AND NORTH EASTERN RAILWAY (PULLMAN CARS). Commons February 22, 1939

DUAL CARRIAGEWAY, WALSALL ROAD. Commons February 22, 1939

CAPITAL SHIPS (BRITISH AND FOREIGN POWERS). Commons February 22, 1939

ARMAMENT WORK, DURHAM. Commons February 22, 1939

WAR RISKS (COMPENSATION AND INSURANCE). Written Answers February 28, 1939

3 speeches — KlNGSTON-UPON-HULL. Commons March 8, 1939

2 speeches — LOCAL AUTHORITIES ENABLING) BILL. Commons March 10, 1939

EUROPEAN SITUATION. Commons April 13, 1939

3 speeches — SELBY BY-PASS SCHEME AND TOLL BRIDGE. Commons April 19, 1939

HOUSE OF COMMONS (AMPLIFIERS). Written Answers May 2, 1939

HIS MAJESTY'S SHIP "HUNTER" (REPAIRS). Commons May 24, 1939

OXFORD GROUP Commons June 13, 1939

5 speeches — POST OFFICE. Commons June 16, 1939

3 speeches — CLAUSE 1.—(Grant for development of postal, telegraphic and telephonic systems.) Commons June 23, 1939

FISH DISTRIBUTION. Commons September 20, 1939

3 speeches — WAYS AND MEANS. Commons September 28, 1939

OVERSEAS SERVICE (MEN UNDER 19). Written Answers October 10, 1939

4 speeches — LOCAL ELECTIONS AND REGISTER OF ELECTORS (TEMPORARY PROVISIONS) BILL. Commons October 17, 1939

CHILDREN (NON-ATTENDANCE AT SCHOOL). Commons November 2, 1939

3 speeches — TRANSPORT POLICY. Commons November 7, 1939

DEBATE ON THE ADDRESS. Commons November 28, 1939

3 speeches — CLUBS. Written Answers December 7, 1939

SCHEDULE. Commons December 12, 1939

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