Disarmament Conference
Represents Britain at the World Disarmament Conference.
Explore 83 historical events and records for Great Britain in 1932.
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Represents Britain at the World Disarmament Conference.
Birth of Elizabeth Rosemond Taylor
Publishes evidence that the penetrating beryllium radiation consists of neutral particles with roughly proton mass.
The Import Duties Act introduces a general tariff and ends Britain's long free-trade era.
Britain returns to protectective tariffs
Nigel Lawson is born on 11 March 1932.
Includes low expenditure on Defence
Sets up an Exchange Equalization Fund to prevent sudden fluctuations in sterling
Returns to the Commons by winning the Wakefield by-election for Labour.
Scores Arsenal's goal in the FA Cup final before Newcastle United recover to win 2-1.
The Exchange Equalisation Account is created to manage sterling and official reserves after Britain leaves gold, replacing automatic gold-standard intervention with discretionary exchange management.
Works as a teacher at The Hawthorns school.
Speaks against or scrutinises the operation of the Import Duties Act.
Contributes to debate on national health insurance and contributory pensions legislation.
Takes part in scrutiny of the Children and Young Persons Bill.
Examines provisions governing buildings and development within planning schemes.
Debates the preparation and adoption of planning schemes.
Speaks on the use of local inquiries in planning administration.
Debates safeguards for statutory undertakers under planning legislation.
Publishes a fuller experimental account establishing the neutron as a distinct nuclear particle.
Opening day of the Ottawa Imperial Economic Conference
Fails to agree on methods to check spread of trade barriers
Churchills first Speech in Parliament warning about German rearmament
The Imperial Conference decides in favor of limited Imperial preference in trade. Final day of the Imperial Economic Conference in Ottowa
The Imperial Conference decides in favor of limited Imperial preference in trade
The Imperial Conference decides in favor of limited Imperial preference in trade
The Lytton Report on the conflict between China and Japan accuses Japan of being the aggressor
The Lytton Report on the conflict between China and Japan accuses Japan of being the aggressor
Birth of Malcolm Bradbury
Death of Peg Entwistle
National Liberal free traders resign from Government over Imperial preference
National Liberal free traders resign from Government over Imperial preference
Appointed Home Secretary
The report rejects Japanese claims to Manchuria.
Ron Saunders is born in Birkenhead and later establishes himself as a prolific centre-forward before pursuing a distinguished managerial career.
Is awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature for distinguished narration, especially The Forsyte Saga.
Begins the practice of Royal Christmas broadcasts
The British government refers the Anglo-Persian concession dispute with Persia to the League of Nations.
Appointed Chairman of the 1922 Committee
Studies at Abersychan Grammar School before progressing to university education.
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