Sir Louis Smith
1879 - March 15, 1939Summary information for Sir Louis Smith
Contributions
1929
SINGAPORE BASE (CONTRACT). Written Answers January 31, 1929
SINGAPORE BASE (CONTRACTORS' ORDERS). Commons February 6, 1929
GOVERNMENT CONTRACTS. Commons February 7, 1929
FOOD WASTE. Commons February 26, 1929
SOUTH AFRICA AND GERMANY (TREATY). Commons February 27, 1929
CIVIL AVIATION (SHEFFIELD). Written Answers March 13, 1929
HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT (FLOOR PLAN). Written Answers March 26, 1929
2 speeches — FLYING CLUBS (SUBSIDIES). Commons March 27, 1929
LEVEL CROSSINGS. Written Answers April 24, 1929
MERCHANDISE MARKS ACT (STANDING COMMITTEE). Commons July 16, 1929
SAFETY RAZORS. Commons July 16, 1929
BRITISH ELECTRICAL CONCERNS (SALE TO AMERICANS). Written Answers July 16, 1929
FLYING CLUBS AND AERODROMES (GRANTS). Commons July 17, 1929
AERODROMES (SHEFFIELD). Commons July 17, 1929
MOTOR ACCIDENTS. Written Answers July 23, 1929
DRIVING LICENCES. Written Answers July 23, 1929
ROAD VEHICLES (LIOBNCES). Written Answers July 23, 1929
DEAD SEA SALTS (CONCESSION). Commons July 24, 1929
MOTOR ACCIDENTS. Written Answers July 25, 1929
LEVEL CROSSINGS, LINCOLN. Written Answers July 25, 1929
SLUM CLEARANCE. Written Answers July 25, 1929
MOTOR ACCIDENTS (VOLUNTARY HOSPITALS). Commons October 29, 1929
AERODROMES AND FLYING CLUBS (ASSISTANCE). Commons October 29, 1929
CLAUSE 1.—(Extension of right to widows' pensions). Commons November 7, 1929
AIR SERVICES (MUNICIPAL AERODROMES). Written Answers November 7, 1929
RUSSIA. Commons November 12, 1929
4 speeches — CLAUSE 1.—(Extension of right to widows' pensions.) Commons November 12, 1929
TRAFFIC REGULATIONS. Written Answers December 9, 1929
STATISTICS. Written Answers December 10, 1929
POTATO INDUSTRY. Commons December 16, 1929
MOTOR INDUSTRY. Commons December 17, 1929
CHANNEL TUNNEL. Commons December 17, 1929
SLUM CLEARANCE. Written Answers December 19, 1929
ALLOTMENTS, MINERS. Written Answers December 23, 1929
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