Visit to Mussolini in Italy
Visits Mussolini in Italy, 1st visit to Italy
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Visits Mussolini in Italy, 1st visit to Italy
Is elected chairman after returning from discussions with the newly crowned Reza Shah.
The Indian Currency Act fixes the rupee at 1 shilling 6 pence and obliges the government to buy gold while permitting official sales of gold or sterling.
Makes a speech in support of the Trades Disputes Bill
A Naval Disarmament Conference opens between the UK, USA & Japan
Birth of Donald George "Don"Revie
Studies at Chatham House Grammar School and develops academic and musical interests.
Makes debut for Arsenal
Attends the inauguration of the Parliament House in Australia
Returns to England determined to become a writer.
Britain severs diplomatic relations with Russia
Publication of "Britains Industrial Future". Advocates a middle way in industrial relations, the "Liberal Yellow Book"
Orwell's experience in colonial Burma provided material for later essays exposing the moral costs of imperial rule.
Appointed Chairman of the Indian Statutory Commission
Appointed Chairman of the BBC
Develops his interest in Plato, political philosophy and the problems of democratic government.
Hubble publishes a focused account of the classification of spiral nebulae in The Observatory, explaining the morphological framework he used to organise the growing population of known galaxies.
Under the Royal and Parliamentary Titles Act 1927, the monarch also becomes separately the king or queen of many Commonwealth Realms, including Australia, Canada, New Zealand, South Africa, and others
Under the Royal and Parliamentary Titles Act 1927, the monarch also becomes separately the king or queen of many Commonwealth Realms, including Australia, Canada, New Zealand, South Africa, and others
Duck Soup is a 1927 short silent film made by Hal Roach Studios, the first occasion Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy appeared together on screen at Hal Roach Studios. Do Detectives Think?
Composes, "Egdon Heath"
Works with George Paget Thomson on electron diffraction through thin metal foils.
Independently demonstrates electron diffraction by transmitting fast electrons through thin metal foils.
Strachey published Elizabeth and Essex, an interpretive study of Elizabethan personalities.
is a short silent film made by the Hal Roach Studios featuring Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy made shortly before they were officially recognized as a double act
The Irish Free State leaves the United Kingdom in 1922, the actual name of the Kingdom is not changed until 1927, when he becomes separately the King of Ireland
The Trades Disputes Act makes general strikes illegal
Oliver Hardy, another member of the Hal Roach Studios Comedy All Star players, was injured in a kitchen mishap and Laurel was asked to return to acting, Laurel and Hardy begin sharing the screen in Slipping Wives, Duck Soup and With Love and Hisses
Publication of "Industry & the State". Advocates a "middle way" in industrial relations between socialism & laissez-faire
Publication of "It"
Laurel & Hardy become friends and their comic chemistry soon became obvious, Roach Studios supervising director Leo McCarey noticed the audience reaction to them and began teaming them, leading to the creation of the Laurel and Hardy series
The Trades Disputes Act makes general strikes illegal
Under the Royal and Parliamentary Titles Act 1927, the monarch also becomes separately the king or queen of many Commonwealth Realms, including Australia, Canada, New Zealand, South Africa, and others
Publication of "Britains Industrial Future". Advocates a middle way in industrial relations, the "Liberal Yellow Book"
The National Maritime Museum Trust was established before George VI's reign, preparing for the national museum that he would open in 1937.
Wells published Meanwhile, a novel engaging with British political debates.
Publication of "Industry & the State". Advocates a "middle way" in industrial relations between socialism & laissez-faire
Anglo-Persian discovers the Naft-e Shah field in western Persia, extending production beyond Masjed Soleyman.
Shares the Nobel Prize in Physics for developing the cloud-chamber method that makes the tracks of electrically charged particles visible.
Resigns from the Indian Imperial Police.
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