Mr Ralph Morley

1882 - June 14, 1955
Summary information for Mr Ralph Morley

Contributions

1949

School Meals (Assistance) Commons January 20, 1949

Grant-aided Schools (Places) Written Answers February 3, 1949

Southampton Written Answers February 24, 1949

War Damage Payments Written Answers February 24, 1949

Marmalade (Sugar) Written Answers February 25, 1949

Harvest Work (Children) Commons March 3, 1949

SUPERANNUATION BILL Commons March 9, 1949

4 speeches — SPELLING REFORM BILL Commons March 11, 1949

5 speeches — WAR DAMAGE (AMENDMENT) BILL Commons March 18, 1949

4 speeches — EXTERNAL EXAMINATIONS (GRANT-AIDED SCHOOLS) Commons March 29, 1949

2 speeches — SCHOOL MEALS SERVICE Commons April 14, 1949

6 speeches — TEACHERS (LONDON AREA ALLOWANCE) Commons April 29, 1949

Technology Written Answers May 12, 1949

Family Allowances Written Answers May 20, 1949

2 speeches — SPAIN (DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS) Commons May 23, 1949

BOMB-DAMAGED SITES (USE) Written Answers June 3, 1949

Clause 14.—(CHARGE OF INCOME TAX FOR 1949–50.) Commons June 23, 1949

2 speeches — New Clause.—(RELIEF OF INCOME TAX WHERE TOTAL COST OF EDUCATION IS BORNE BY TAXPAYER.) Commons June 28, 1949

2 speeches — Colleges of Technology Commons June 30, 1949

University Awards Commons June 30, 1949

3 speeches — EDUCATION Commons July 5, 1949

Building Programme Written Answers July 7, 1949

2 speeches — Queen's Army Schoolmistresses Commons July 26, 1949

Milk Written Answers October 19, 1949

UNEMPLOYMENT STATISTICS Written Answers October 20, 1949

2 speeches — Shipyard Workers, Southampton Commons November 8, 1949

Supplementary Petrol Allowances Commons November 14, 1949

Retirement Pensions Commons November 15, 1949

WAR DAMAGE (AMENDMENT) BILL Commons November 15, 1949

FOOD AND RAW MATERIALS (DOLLAR IMPORTS) Written Answers November 21, 1949

BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE Commons November 24, 1949

3 speeches — Students (Awards, Grants and Loans) Written Answers December 15, 1949

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