Sir John Power
1870 - June 5, 1950Summary information for Sir John Power
Contributions
1935
TRANSFER OF SUM FROM ROAD FUND TO EXCHEQUER. Commons May 1, 1935
HOUSING (SLUM CLEARANCE). Commons May 7, 1935
TANGIER. Commons May 8, 1935
JUVENILES. Commons May 9, 1935
UNEMPLOYMENT FUND. Commons May 9, 1935
2 speeches — HIS MAJESTY'S SILVER JUBILEE. Commons May 13, 1935
DE-RESTRICTION SIGNS. Commons May 13, 1935
TRAMCARS AND TROLLEY-OMNIBUSES. Commons May 15, 1935
ROAD ACCIDENTS. Commons May 15, 1935
STATISTICS. Commons May 21, 1935
TANGIER (EUROPEAN RESIDENTS). Commons May 21, 1935
IMPORTED CINEMATOGRAPH FILMS. Commons May 22, 1935
3 speeches — TANGIER. Commons May 29, 1935
TRAFFIC LIGHTS. Written Answers May 30, 1935
ROAD ACCIDENTS (ANALYSIS). Written Answers May 30, 1935
RESTRICTED AND DERESTRICTED ROADS. Written Answers May 30, 1935
JAPANESE COMPETITION. Commons June 6, 1935
SAND AND BALLAST. Commons June 25, 1935
DISTURBANCES, NORTHERN RHODESIA (COMMISSION OF INQUIRY). Commons June 25, 1935
TANGANYIKA (GERMAN CITIZENS). Commons June 25, 1935
2 speeches — TANGIER. Commons June 26, 1935
PARLIAMENTARY CONSTITUENCIES (REDISTRIBUTION). Commons June 26, 1935
INCOME TAX (CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETIES). Commons June 27, 1935
TANGIER PORT COMPANY. Commons June 27, 1935
DOG AND MALE SERVANT LICENCES. Commons July 2, 1935
TRANSFER DEEDS. Commons July 2, 1935
RECRUITING. Commons July 3, 1935
ARMORIAL BEARINGS (LICENCES). Commons July 3, 1935
STATISTICS. Written Answers July 4, 1935
RIBBON DEVELOPMENT. Written Answers July 4, 1935
MOTOR-CAR INSURANCE. Commons July 9, 1935
DOCUMENTS. Commons July 11, 1935
BOLIVIA AND PARAGUAY. Commons July 11, 1935
ROAD ACCIDENTS. Commons July 17, 1935
PUBLIC ASSISTANCE. Written Answers July 18, 1935
JUVENILES. Written Answers July 18, 1935
CONTRIBUTORY OLD AGE PENSIONS. Written Answers July 18, 1935
CEYLON (BRITISH IMPORTS). Written Answers July 31, 1935
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