Mr Oswald Lewis
1887 - February 12, 1966Summary information for Mr Oswald Lewis
Contributions
1941
3 speeches — TRAVELLERS TO EIRE (STERLING NOTES). Commons February 5, 1941
ECONOMIC RECONSTRUCTION. Written Answers February 11, 1941
RABBITS. Written Answers February 12, 1941
STERLING (EIRE). Written Answers February 18, 1941
HOUSE OF COMMONS DISQUALIFICATION (TEMPORARY PROVISIONS) BILL. Commons February 27, 1941
6 speeches — HOUSE OF COMMONS DISQUALIFICATION (TEMPORARY PROVISIONS) BILL. Commons March 4, 1941
PRESS SUMMARIES. Written Answers March 19, 1941
ASYLUMS OFFICERS (SUPERANNUATION. DEDUCTIONS). Written Answers March 20, 1941
RATIONING (FOREIGN EMBASSIES' STAFFS). Written Answers April 30, 1941
PRESS SUMMARIES. Written Answers April 30, 1941
GREAT BRITAIN AND SPAIN (LOAN AGREEMENT). Written Answers April 30, 1941
BRITISH PRISONERS OF WAR. Written Answers May 27, 1941
3 speeches — POSTAL AND TELEGRAPH CENSORSHIP (DOCUMENTS). Written Answers June 11, 1941
MINISTRY OF ECONOMIC WARFARE. Written Answers June 12, 1941
MINISTRY OF INFORMATION. Written Answers June 12, 1941
POST OFFICE (SPECIAL DEFENCE STAMPS). Written Answers June 18, 1941
ENEMY TRADING AND FINANCIAL OPERATIONS. Written Answers July 3, 1941
MINISTRY OF ECONOMIC WARFARE. Written Answers July 3, 1941
HOME GUARD. Written Answers July 15, 1941
MINISTRY OF INFORMATION. Written Answers July 16, 1941
REGIONAL INFORMATION SERVICES. Commons October 1, 1941
2 speeches — EXPENDITURE ARISING OUT OF THE WAR. Commons October 1, 1941
WAR DAMAGE CONTRIBUTION (MORTGAGEES). Written Answers October 2, 1941
ROAD ACCIDENTS (PEDESTRIAN CROSSINGS). Written Answers October 8, 1941
2 speeches — ARTHUR JENKINS INDEMNITY BILL. Commons December 9, 1941
ROADMEN (AGRICULTURAL WORK). Written Answers December 11, 1941
R.A.S.C. DRIVER (MEDICAL EXAMINATION). Written Answers December 16, 1941
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