Mr Harry Randall

1899 - August 28, 1976
Summary information for Mr Harry Randall

Contributions

1946

AGRICULTURE (GOVERNMENT POLICY) Commons February 15, 1946

2 speeches — Feedingstuffs Commons July 8, 1946

Textile Machinery (Closed Mill) Written Answers July 8, 1946

Perambulators Written Answers July 8, 1946

Currency Restrictions (Evasion) Commons July 9, 1946

3 speeches — Bread Rationing Written Answers July 10, 1946

2 speeches — IDENTITY CARDS (REPLACEMENT) Commons July 11, 1946

2 speeches — Accommodation. Limavaddy Commons July 11, 1946

Feedingstuffs (Illegal Traffic) Written Answers July 15, 1946

Poultry Food Export Written Answers July 17, 1946

Over-Fat Cattle Written Answers July 17, 1946

WIRE NETTING Written Answers July 23, 1946

Bread Rationing Written Answers July 24, 1946

Condensed and Powdered Milk Written Answers July 24, 1946

Liverpool—Todmorden Commons July 29, 1946

Men's Suits (Coupons) Written Answers August 2, 1946

Trade Union Property (Return) Commons October 23, 1946

2 speeches — Postal Censorship Commons October 23, 1946

Mild Steel Written Answers October 28, 1946

Fats (Fish Fryers) Written Answers October 30, 1946

Retailers' Loose Coupons Allowance Written Answers November 4, 1946

Woollen Underwear Written Answers November 21, 1946

Cotton Mills (Share Capital, Sale) Written Answers November 21, 1946

Syrup and Treacle Written Answers November 27, 1946

P.A.Y.E. (Administration) Written Answers November 28, 1946

2 speeches — Demobilisation Written Answers December 3, 1946

Communication with M.P.s. Written Answers December 3, 1946

AUSTRIA (HARVEST) Commons December 4, 1946

Feeding Bottles Written Answers December 5, 1946

National Institute of Houseworkers Written Answers December 10, 1946

Surgical Boot Operatives Written Answers December 10, 1946

Oversea Parcels Post (Registration; Written Answers December 11, 1946

2 speeches — Unqualified Teachers (Salaries) Commons December 12, 1946

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