Independence of India
Hosts a visit by Gandi in Buckingham Palace during the Round Table Conference on India
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Hosts a visit by Gandi in Buckingham Palace during the Round Table Conference on India
Hosts a visit by Gandi in Buckingham Palace during the Round Table Conference on India
Appointed Chancellor of the Exchequer, 2nd term
Appointed Prime Minister of Great Britain, 2nd term
Leads the League commission investigating Manchuria.
The Statute of Westminster provides for a course of independence for the Dominions
The Statute of Westminster provides for a course of independence for the Dominions
Birth of Frederick Sewards Trueman
Appointed President of the Board of Trade, 2nd term
Begins undergraduate study of mathematics at Cambridge, developing interests that later lead into mathematical logic and computation.
Appointed Chairman of the Conservative Party
Appointed Chancellor of the Exchequer, 3rd term
Directs, "City Lights", 1st film with sound
Wins a Craven Scholarship while studying classics at Trinity College, Cambridge.
Shankly represented Cronberry Eglinton as a young player, gaining competitive experience in Scottish football before the start of his professional career.
Appointed Deputy Prime Minister to MacDonald due to the latters poor health
Appointed Harold MacMillans economic adviser
Appointed Harold MacMillans economic adviser
George Lansbury and Attlee were among the few surviving Labour MPs who had served in Government
The Conservative Party wins 60.7% of votes cast & 522 MPs
Clynes is one of Labours casualties in the 1931 election, losing his Manchester Platting seat
An Empire Free Trade Crusade party threatens the Conservatives when satisfaction with Baldwins leadership is at a low, Duff Cooper agrees to contest the bi-election in what is seen as a test of Baldwins leadership
The election takes place during a run on the pound & divisions over expenditure cuts. Calls an election to ask for a "doctors mandate" for the National Government
Wins Stockton as the National Candidate with a majority of 11,031 votes
Snowden decides not to stand for Parliament at the general election
West published Ending in Earnest, a collection of essays and literary criticism.
Dixie Dean helps Everton regain top-flight status as the club wins the Second Division championship immediately after relegation.
Waring scores fifty goals during the 1930/31 campaign, a Villa single-season record.
Strachey continued writing and corresponding with fellow authors in his final years.
Appointed Financial Secretary at the War Office, 2nd term
Guides Arsenal to the club's first Football League championship after a record-breaking attacking season.
Appointed First Lord of the Admiralty
Takes command of 1st Battalion Royal Warwickshire Regiment after promotion to lieutenant-colonel.
Appointed Foreign Minister
MacDonald continues in office by leaving the Labour Party
Appointed Governor General of the Union of South Africa
Cannot comeback due to prostrate problems & excluded from the National Government
Appointed Deputy Prime Minister to MacDonald due to the latters poor health
Wins an Open Scholarship in Mathematics to Kings College, Cambridge.
Says politics is entering a new era above party politics to face economic problems
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