February 19, 1942
Inter-allied Review, March 15, 1942.
Prime Minister and Minister of Defense-WINSTON S. CHURCHILL.
Dominions Secretary and Deputy Prime Minister-CLEMENT R. ATTLEE.
Lord Privy Seal and Leader of the House of Commons-Sir STAFFORD CRIPPS.
Foreign Secretary-ANTHONY EDEN.
Minister of State with general supervision over production-Captain OLIVER LYTTLETON.
Ministry of Labor and National Service-ERNEST BEVIN.
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Further changes in the British Cabinet February 22:
His Majesty the King has approved the following appointments:
Secretary of State for Colonies-Viscount CRANBORNE.
Secretary of State for War-Sir JAMES GRIGG.
President of the Board of Trade-HUGH DALTON.
Minister of Works and Buildings and First Commissioner for Works-Lord PORTAL.
Minister of Aircraft Production-Colonel J. J. LLEWELLIN.
Minister of Economic Warfare-Viscount WOLMER.
Following is the list of Ministers of cabinet rank:
Lord Chancellor-Viscount SIMON.
Chancellor of the Exchequer-Sir KINGSLEY WOOD.
Secretary of State for the Home Office and Minister of Home Security-HERBERT MORRISON.
Secretary of State for India and Secretary of State for Burma-L. S. AMERY.
Secretary of State for Colonies and Leader of the House of Lords-Viscount CRANBORNE.
First Lord of the Admiralty-A. V. ALEXANDER.
Secretary of State for War-Sir JAMES GRIGG.
Secretary of State for Air-Sir ARCHIBALD SINCLAIR.
Secretary of State for Scotland-THOMAS JOHNSON.
Minister of Supply-Sir ANDREW DUNCAN.
President of the Board of Trade-HUGH DALTON.
President of the Board of Education-R. A. BUTLER.
Minister of Health-ERNEST BROWN.
Minister of Agriculture-R. S. HUDSON.
Minister of Works and Buildings and First Commissioner for Works-Lord PORTAL.
Minister of Aircraft Production-Colonel J. J. LLEWELLIN.
Minister of War Transport-Lord LEATHERS.
Minister of Food-Lord WOOLTON.
Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster-A. DUFF COOPER.
Minister of Information-BRENDAN BRACKEN.
Minister of Economic Warfare-Viscount WOLMER.
Postmaster General-W. S. MORRISON.
Paymaster General-Lord HANKEY.
Appointment of a Resident Minister in the Middle East in succession to Captain OLIVER LYTTLETON will be announced.