Lord President
Appointed Lord President of the Council
Explore 110 historical events and records for Great Britain in 1931.
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Appointed Lord President of the Council
Appointed Lord Privy Seal
One of just 52 Labour MPs elected to Parliament
Clynes is one of Labours casualties in the 1931 election, losing his Manchester Platting seat
Elected Member of Parliament for St Georges, Westminster, wins the seat with a majority of 5,710, thus returning to Parliament and serving until 1945. 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
Elected Member of Parliament for St Georges, Westminster, wins the seat with a majority of 5,710, thus returning to Parliament and serving until 1945
Elected Member of Parliament for Lanark
Appointed Member of National Liberals
Appointed Minister of the Mines
During George Francis Hill's directorship the museum continued developing specialized catalogues and systematic research into its collections.
The political and financial crisis of 1931 generated parliamentary confrontation about austerity, unemployment and the National Government.
Is elected a fellow of New College and begins an academic career at Oxford.
Falling oil prices and the global depression sharply reduce royalties paid to the Persian government.
Pardon Us is Laurel and Hardys first feature length comedy film, produced by Hal Roach and Stan Laurel, directed by James Parrott, and originally distributed by MGM in 1931
Company production reaches 5,730,498 long tons despite the global petroleum market downturn.
Appointed President of the Board of Trade, 2nd term
Snowden & MacDonald are expelled from the Labour Party
The Cabinet is split over MacDonalds cuts in employment benefit
Appointed Secretary of State for War
Appointed Minister of Health, 3rd term
Appointed Secretary of State for India
Appointed Solicitor General, 3rd term
The British decision to leave the gold standard marked a major change in monetary policy during Layton's leadership of The Economist.
Orwell's essay The Spike described the degrading routines faced by destitute men in a casual ward.
Wells published The Work Wealth and Happiness of Mankind, surveying social organization.
Publication of "The World Crisis", 1923-31
Publication of "The World Crisis", 1923-31
Scores 34 times during Arsenal's first league championship season.
Appointed Under Secretary at the Foreign Office
Studies Philosophy, Politics and Economics at Wadham College, Oxford.
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