Approves of Russia's membership of the League of Nations
Approves of Russia's membership of the League of Nations
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Approves of Russia's membership of the League of Nations
Works as a shipping clerk and sees unemployment and poverty on Merseyside.
Works on A Clergyman's Daughter in Southwold.
Publication of "Did She?"
Graduates from Oxford University where he was President of the Union
Wells published Experiment in Autobiography, reviewing his life and intellectual development.
Appointed Financial Secretary to the Treasury
Haft Kel produces more than two million tons annually as Anglo-Persian expands after the new concession.
Draws on Tredegar medical aid experience in his health politics.
International debut, scoring for the England side which beat Wales 4-0
Invents 66 polyamide, Nylon
Appointed Lord Privy Seal
Receives a First in Part II of the Mathematical Tripos at Cambridge.
Appointed Minister of Transport
The National Maritime Museum was founded at Greenwich, preparing former naval school buildings for public presentation of maritime heritage.
Awarded the nobel peace prize for work in international disarmament
Is elected to Oxford City Council as a Labour representative.
Becomes a leading figure among Labour councillors on Oxford City Council.
Graduates from Oxford University where he was President of the Union
Created Earl Halifax, 3rd
Is elected to a Prize Fellowship at Trinity College and continues research on Herodotus and Thucydides.
Protests against Nazi hostile broadcasts & illegal detention of Saarland inhabitants
The SNP is formed in by the merger of the National Party of Scotland and the Scottish Party, with Robert Bontine Cunninghame Graham as its first president
Helps influence Foot's conversion from Liberalism toward socialism at Oxford.
With Leo Szilard, demonstrates chemical separation after neutron-induced nuclear recoil.
West contributed to The Modern Rake's Progress in collaboration with cartoonist David Low.
Tom Parker managed Norwich City as the club won the 1933-34 Third Division South title and earned promotion to the Second Division.
Uses Tredegar medical aid as evidence for health reform.
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