Birth of Richard Austen Butler
Historical person
Richard Austen Butler Biography
Historical biography and chronological timeline for Richard Austen Butler, based on 29 World History Database records associated with Great Britain.
Chronological biography
1902
1924
Elected Member of Parliament for Saffron Walden
1932
Appointed Junior Minister at the India Office
1938
Appointed Junior Minister at the Foreign Office
1941
Appointed Minister of Education
Introduces the 1944 Education Act
1945
Appointed Chairman of the Conservative Research Department
Appointed Minister of Labour, during Churchills "caretaker Government"
1946
Appointed Chairman of the Conservative Industrial Policy Committee
1947
The Industrial Policy Committee draws up the Industrial Charter, "Butskellism"
1949
The Industrial Charter is repeated in "The Right Road for Britain"
1950
Draws up the Manifesto entitled, "This Is The Road" for the general election
Draws up the Manifesto entitled, "This Is The Road" for the general election
1951
Appointed Chancellor of the Exchequer
1952
Proposes the "Robot" scheme to float the pound & allow exchange rates "to take the strain"
Sterling is floated by Rab Butler prior to his 1952 Buget
1953
Reduces the standard rate of tax to 9 shillings in the pound. Due to a trade surplus 6d is taken off the standard rate of income tax
Due to a trade surplus 6d is taken off the standard rate of income tax
Appointed Chairman of the Cabinet, due to the ill health of Churchill & Eden
1955
Reduces taxation prior to the general election
Reduces taxation prior to the general election
Appointed Leader of the House of Commons
Appointed Lord Privy Seal
1957
Appointed Home Secretary
1962
Appointed Deputy Prime Minister
Appointed First Secretary of State
1963
Narrowly loses the Conservative Party leadership elections to Douglas-home
Appointed Foreign Minister
1965
Butler retires from politics
Titles and roles
Baron ยท Baron ยท Chairman of Cabinet ยท Baron ยท Chairman of CRC ยท Baron ยท Chairman of IPC ยท Baron ยท Chairman of IRC ยท Baron ยท Chancellor of the Exchequer ยท Baron ยท Deputy Prime Minister ยท Baron ยท First Secretary of State ยท Baron ยท Foreign Secretary of Great Britain ยท Baron ยท Home Secretary of Great Britain ยท Baron ยท Junior Minister ยท Baron ยท Junior Minister of India Office ยท Baron ยท Leader of House of Commons ยท Baron ยท Lord Privy Seal ยท Baron ยท Member of Parliament for Saffron Walden ยท Baron ยท Minister of Education ยท Baron ยท Minister of Labour
Record provenance
This biography is assembled from World History Database records filtered by country and personal-name fields. Exact duplicate display records are removed. The database is an index rather than a complete narrative biography; formal research should verify entries against relevant primary or specialist sources.