Commons Sitting of 22 July 1942 Series 5 Vol. 382

    c1
  1. Preamble 5 words
  2. ORAL ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS.
      3. cc1-4
    1. ALLIED AND JAPANESE NATIONALS (EXCHANGE). 829 words
      2. cc4-5
    2. SHIPYARDS (CLOSING DOWN, HOLIDAYS). 323 words
      3. cc5-6
    3. NORTHERN RHODESIA (LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL). 263 words
      4. c6
    4. PALESTINE (RECRUITING). 95 words
      5. cc6-9
    5. COLONIAL DEVELOPMENT AND WELFARE. 1,422 words
      6. c9
    6. BRITISH GUIANA (LEASED BAUXITE DEPOSITS). 184 words
      7. cc9-10
    7. NIGERIA (COMPULSORY LABOUR). 170 words
      8. cc10-1
    8. KENYA (NATIVE-GROWN MAIZE). 292 words
      9. c11
    9. UNITED AFRICA COMPANY, LIMITED. 50 words
      10. cc11-3
    10. WEST INDIES (NATIVE APPOINTMENTS). 381 words
      11. c13
    11. RAILWAY STATIONS (REFRESHMENT FACILITIES). 243 words
      12. cc13-4
    12. FORTH AND CLYDE CANAL. 100 words
      13. cc14-5
    13. ROAD ACCIDENTS. 581 words
      14. cc15-7
    14. RAILWAY FACALITIES, BARROW- WHITEHAVEN. 673 words
      15. cc17-8
    15. ROAD SERVICES, ESSEX. 270 words
    16. MINISTRY OF INFORMATION.
        17. cc18-9
      1. Broadcasting Hours. 249 words
        2. cc19-20
      2. Messages to French People. 110 words
        3. c20
      3. "Polish Corridor." 72 words
        4. cc20-1
      4. Broadcasts in Italian. 185 words
        5. cc21-2
      5. War Commentary on Shipping. 399 words
      c22
    17. RAILINGS (REMOVAL). 110 words
      18. cc22-3
    18. POST-WAR BUILDING AND PLANNING. 266 words
    19. FUEL AND POWER.
        20. c23
      1. Opencast Mining. 117 words
        2. cc23-4
      2. Coal Distribution (Co-operative Societies). 233 words
      cc24-5
    20. ARMED FORCES (PENSIONS AND GRANTS). 165 words
    21. BRITISH ARMY.
        22. cc25-7
      1. Home Guard. 953 words
        2. cc27-8
      2. Furniture (Purchase). 88 words
        3. c28
      3. Chevrons. 65 words
        4. c28
      4. Unemployed Officers (Higher Ranks). 152 words
        5. cc28-9
      5. Voluntary Aid Detachments. 124 words
      cc29-30
    22. BRITISH PRISONERS OF WAR, FAR EAST. 257 words
      23. cc30-1
    23. RUBBER AND SYNTHETIC RUBBER. 433 words
    24. FOOD SUPPLIES.
        25. cc31-2
      1. Potatoes. 402 words
        2. cc32-3
      2. Hotel and Restaurant Meals (House Charges). 189 words
        3. c33
      3. Butchers' Costs (Investigation). 171 words
        4. cc33-4
      4. Fruit Crops (Collection and Distribution). 106 words
        5. c34
      5. Bakers (Costings Inquiry). 176 words
        6. cc34-5
      6. Ice-Cream. 189 words
        7. c35
      7. Flour (Waste). 135 words
    25. MINISTRY OF SUPPLY.
        26. cc35-6
      1. Works Posters. 208 words
        2. cc36-7
      2. Unserviceable Army Boots (Sale). 210 words
        3. c37
      3. Periodical, "Socialist Appeal" (Paper). 166 words
        4. c37
      4. Public Relations and Press Officers. 43 words
        5. cc37-8
      5. Synthetic Rubber Committee. 206 words
        6. c38
      6. Wall Board (Imports). 102 words
      cc38-9
    26. NATIONAL FIRE SERVICE. 68 words
      27. c39
    27. OFFICERS' RETIRED PAY. 121 words
      28. c39
    28. DEAF AIDS (CHARGES). 101 words
    cc40-2
  3. VISCOSE SHARES (UMPIRE'S AWARD). 651 words
    4. cc42-3
  4. BRITISH SUBJECTS, FOREIGN COUNTRIES (CONSCRIPTION). 399 words
    5. cc43-9
  5. BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE. 290 words
    6. c49
  6. NAVY, ARMY AND AIR EXPENDITURE, 1940. 98 words
  7. ORDERS OF THE DAY.
      8. c49
    1. SUPPLY. 12 words
  8. CIVIL ESTIMATES, 1942.
    1. CLASS V.
        2. c49
      1. MINISTRY OF LABOUR AND NATIONAL SERVICE. 118 words
    cc50-126
  9. FACTORIES ACTS (ADMINIS TRATION). 31,500 words
    10. c126
  10. HOUSING (RURAL WORKERS) [MONEY]. 107 words
    11. c126
  11. HOUSING (RURAL WORKERS) BILL. 12 words
    12. c126
  12. PENSIONS (MERCANTILE MARINE) BILL. 28 words
    13. cc127-30
  13. TITLE. 1,430 words
    14. cc130-8
  14. CLAUSE 1.—(Additional injuries and damage in respect of which com pensation may be paid.) 3,151 words

Written Answers (Commons) of 22 July 1942 Series 5 Vol. 382

  1. NATIONAL WAR EFFORT.
      2. cc43-4W
    1. Young Men (Replacement). 191 words
      c44W
    2. Royal Ordnance Factories (Hours of Work). 54 words
  2. FOOD SUPPLIES.
      3. c44W
    1. Cherries (Agents' Commission). 135 words
      cc44-5W
    2. Poultry Feeding-Stuffs. 112 words
      c45W
    3. Boarding-Houses (Catering Licences). 98 words
      c45W
    4. RECOVERY OF FINES (BANKRUPTCIES). 196 words
      cc45-6W
    5. MINISTRY OF INFORMATION (TEM PORARY CLERKS, SELECTION). 187 words
      c46W
    6. MERCHANT NAVY (EX-SEAMEN). 148 words
      cc46-7W
    7. OLD AGE PENSIONERS (FREE TRAVEL). 177 words
      c47W
    8. ROAD TRAFFIC (ONE-WAY STREETS AND ROUNDABOUTS). 61 words
      c47W
    9. ROAD ACCIDENTS (MOTOR VEHICLES). 93 words
      cc47-8W
    10. OFFICIAL REPORT, HOUSE OF COMMONS. 114 words

Lords Sitting of 22 July 1942 Series 5 Vol. 123

    c981
  1. Preamble 9 words
    2. c981
  2. MINISTRY OF HEALTH PROVISIONAL ORDER (CAERNARVON) BILL. 7 words
    3. c981
  3. MINISTRY OF HEALTH PROVISIONAL ORDER (MOLD GAS AND WATER) BILL. 7 words
    4. cc981-1022
  4. THE WAR: FINANCIAL ISSUES. 17,278 words
    5. cc1022-7
  5. NEW FOREST PASTORAL DEVELOPMENT SCHEME. 1,898 words
    6. cc1027-44
  6. PRODUCER-GAS VEHICLES. 7,069 words
    7. cc1044-5
  7. EMPIRE SOCIAL WELFARE SCHEMES. 272 words
    8. c1045
  8. ISLE OF MAN (CUSTOMS) BILL. 7 words
    9. c1046
  9. WAR DAMAGE (AMENDMENT) BILL. 30 words
    10. c1046
  10. CONSOLIDATION BILLS. 65 words
    11. c1046
  11. CLEARING OFFICE (SPAIN) AMENDMENT ORDER, 1942. 41 words
    12. c1046
  12. HOUSING (RURAL WORKERS) BILL. 9 words