Mr Samuel Viant
1882 - May 19, 1964Summary information for Mr Samuel Viant
Contributions
1945
2 speeches — Hospital Case (Overseas Posting) Commons January 16, 1945
Health Statistics Written Answers January 31, 1945
2 speeches — ROAD TRANSPORT LIGHTING (CYCLES) BILL [Lords] Commons February 2, 1945
CLAUSE 4.—(General duties of licensing planning committees.) Commons February 6, 1945
Dumped Coal (Prices) Written Answers February 6, 1945
Helmsley Camp Written Answers February 6, 1945
Diphtheria Written Answers February 8, 1945
Sapper (Sickness) Written Answers February 13, 1945
PUBLIC HEALTH (SOLDIER'S ILLNESS, ANGLESEY) Written Answers February 15, 1945
YELLOW FEVER Written Answers February 20, 1945
Committee of Inquiry Commons February 22, 1945
CEYLON (VACCINATION) Written Answers February 23, 1945
Domestic Supplies Written Answers February 27, 1945
Social Gatherings Written Answers February 27, 1945
2 speeches — Accident, Helmsley Camp Commons March 6, 1945
CORONERS' CERTIFICATES (CORRECTION) Written Answers March 15, 1945
CEYLON (VACCINATION ORDINANCE) Written Answers March 20, 1945
Scrap Iron (Exports) Written Answers March 27, 1945
Cheese Ration Commons March 28, 1945
NAVAL PERSONNEL (COMMUNICATIONS TO MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT) Commons March 29, 1945
Chicken Pox Written Answers April 10, 1945
Diphtheria (Inoculations) Written Answers April 10, 1945
MAURITIUS (VACCINATION AND INOCULATION) Written Answers May 29, 1945
Drugs (Administration) Written Answers May 29, 1945
Flats, Ealing Written Answers May 31, 1945
3 speeches — Sites Written Answers May 31, 1945
Overseas Service (Home Leave and Welfare) Commons June 5, 1945
INTERNATIONAL SANITARY CONVENTIONS. Written Answers June 5, 1945
Remittances, Austria Written Answers June 5, 1945
2 speeches — Sites (Acquisition) Commons June 7, 1945
International Sanitary Conventions Written Answers June 7, 1945
Vaccination (Deaths) Written Answers June 7, 1945
3 speeches — Diphtheria Written Answers June 7, 1945
LIVING ANIMALS (EXPERIMENTS) Written Answers June 7, 1945
Prefabricated Houses Written Answers June 7, 1945
INTERNATIONAL SANITARY CONVENTIONS Written Answers June 11, 1945
Ex-Prisoners of War (Overseas Posting) Commons June 12, 1945
TREASURY ORDER (PHARMACISTS) Commons June 14, 1945
Vaccination Written Answers June 14, 1945
Yellow Fever (Travel Restrictions) Written Answers June 14, 1945
Diphtheria Written Answers June 14, 1945
Diphtheria Written Answers June 14, 1945
Inoculation Written Answers June 14, 1945
DIPHTHERIA (DEATHS) Written Answers June 15, 1945
DIPHTHERIA Written Answers August 21, 1945
2 speeches — SOAP SUPPLIES Commons August 22, 1945
Land Acquisition Written Answers October 9, 1945
VICTORY CELEBRATIONS Commons October 11, 1945
Class B Release Written Answers October 11, 1945
Infectious Diseases (Statistics) Written Answers October 11, 1945
CANCER Written Answers October 12, 1945
Island Site, Beaconsfield Written Answers October 15, 1945
Mail, Malaya Written Answers October 16, 1945
Civilian Clothing Written Answers October 17, 1945
Smallpox and Vaccination (Statistics) Written Answers October 18, 1945
Overseas Tours Written Answers October 24, 1945
INDIA (SMALLPOX) Written Answers October 29, 1945
Business Reply Service Commons November 8, 1945
DIPHTHERIA (IMMUNISATION) Written Answers November 9, 1945
PROCEDURE (STANDING COMMITTEES) Commons November 15, 1945
Lymph Written Answers November 15, 1945
Demobilisation Written Answers November 15, 1945
Diphtheria Immunisation Written Answers November 27, 1945
2 speeches — VIVISECTION Written Answers November 27, 1945
Vaccination Written Answers November 30, 1945
Infectious Diseases Written Answers November 30, 1945
MALAYA (HEALTH PRECAUTIONS) Written Answers December 4, 1945
Smallpox Deaths Written Answers December 10, 1945
Diphtheria (Southend) Written Answers December 11, 1945
Diphtheria Written Answers December 11, 1945
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