Abadan Refinery Reaches 100000 Barrels Daily
Abadan refinery capacity reaches roughly one hundred thousand barrels per day after sustained expansion.
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Abadan refinery capacity reaches roughly one hundred thousand barrels per day after sustained expansion.
Joins the Air Council
George VI & Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon have a daughter, Princess Margaret
George VI & Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon have a daughter, Princess Margaret
Birth of Margaret, 2nd child & daughter of George VI & Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon
Appointed Chairman of the Conservative Party
Composes, "Choral Fantasia"
After Christopher Morcom dies, Turing becomes increasingly interested in questions linking mind, matter, mathematics and scientific explanation.
During Bristol French Week in 1930, electric lights in French national colours illuminate the suspension bridge, reflecting its developing role in civic festivities.
Bates becomes chairman of Cunard and promotes construction of larger express liners.
Orwell experimented with prose about deprivation and work that would later inform his first book.
Enters Trinity College, Cambridge, as an Entrance Scholar to study classics.
Travels in Germany and observes the political tensions weakening the Weimar Republic.
Haft Kel production reaches roughly twenty thousand barrels per day as the field becomes a major producer.
Strachey continued literary commentary while coping with declining health.
West married the banker Henry Maxwell Andrews while maintaining her literary career.
Churchill published My Early Life, a memoir of his childhood and early military and political experiences.
Appointed Party Leader of the Liberal Party
Appointed Permanent Under Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs
Combined production from major Persian fields reaches roughly one hundred twenty-five thousand barrels per day.
More than twenty thousand people are employed by Anglo-Persian in Persia as production and refining expand.
Venetia Burney's proposed name Pluto is forwarded to Lowell Observatory and becomes the preferred name for the newly discovered world.
Publication of "Poems For Children"
Publication of "Poems For Children"
Eric Houghton broke into Aston Villa's senior team and soon became known for extraordinary power when striking the ball.
Develops a quantum treatment of electron scattering by atoms that includes electron spin and relativistic effects.
Allen contributed to Sheffield Wednesday's attack as the team retained the English First Division championship under Robert Brown.
Selected by the War Office to re-write the manual of Infantry Training
Wells published The Autocracy of Mr Parham, a political satire.
Wells collaborated on The Science of Life, a popular scientific survey.
Studies poverty by tramping and staying in lodging houses.
Attacks government policy on unemployment and poverty.
Publication of "Vile Bodies"
Rimmer scored prolifically for Sheffield Wednesday during the period in which the club won consecutive top-flight league titles.
Brown managed Sheffield Wednesday to a second successive league championship, confirming the club among English football's dominant sides.
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