Mr Tom Smith

1886 - February 27, 1953
Summary information for Mr Tom Smith

Contributions

1931

2 speeches — WORK SCHEMES. Commons February 5, 1931

2 speeches — WORK SCHEMES. Commons February 12, 1931

BEET-SUGAR INDUSTRY (GOVERNMENT ASSISTANCE). Commons February 12, 1931

MINING INDUSTRY (WELFARE FUND) BILL. Commons February 17, 1931

2 speeches — UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE (No. 2) BILL. Commons February 18, 1931

WORK SCHEMES (WEST RIDING). Commons February 19, 1931

3 speeches — CERERRO-SPINAL MENINGITIS. Commons February 19, 1931

UNEMPLOYMENT (WORK SCHEMES, WEST RIDING). Written Answers February 24, 1931

EXPLOSION, CASTLEFORD. Commons February 25, 1931

COST-OF-LIVING INDEX FIGURE. Commons March 19, 1931

2 speeches — STEAMSHIP "CALDER." Commons April 23, 1931

WORK SCHEME, PONTEFRACT. Commons April 30, 1931

BEINEFIT DISALLOWED. Written Answers May 13, 1931

WEST RIDING. Written Answers May 14, 1931

RELIEF SCHEMES, GOOLE. Commons June 25, 1931

3 speeches — NEW CLAUSE.—(Restriction of commencement of works.) Commons July 6, 1931

2 speeches — PENSIONS HOSPITAL, CHAPEL ALLERTON. Commons July 20, 1931

RUSSIANS (ENTRY PERMITS). Commons July 28, 1931

2 speeches — SCIENTIFIC AND INDUSTRIAL RESEARCH. Commons September 16, 1931

SAFETY CONFERENCES. Commons September 16, 1931

3 speeches — QUOTA SCHEMES. Commons September 16, 1931

HYDROGENATION. Written Answers September 17, 1931

2 speeches — AUTOMATIC GAS DETECTORS. Commons September 22, 1931

COAL INDUSTRY (OIL EXTRACTION). Commons September 23, 1931

2 speeches — STATISTICS. Commons September 24, 1931

BENEFIT. Commons September 24, 1931

RIVER DON (FLOODING). Commons September 24, 1931

2 speeches — COAL REFINING (LEHMANN PROCESS). Commons September 24, 1931

STATISTICS. Written Answers September 25, 1931

3 speeches — SUPPLIES. Commons September 29, 1931

NATIONAL ECONOMY BILL. Commons September 29, 1931

GERMANY, BELGIUM AND FRANCE. Commons October 1, 1931

2 speeches — COAL INDUSTRY (EXPORT). Written Answers October 5, 1931

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