Birth of John Paul Jones
Birth of John Paul Jones, later Led Zeppelin bassist, keyboard player and arranger.
Explore 166 historical events and records for Great Britain in 1946.
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Birth of John Paul Jones, later Led Zeppelin bassist, keyboard player and arranger.
Birth of Roger Keith "Syd" Barrett
Russia, Britain, the USA and France recognise Austria with its 1937 boundaries
Publishes A Nice Cup of Tea.
Makes England international debut in a 20 win over Belgium in a (post-war) Victory International
Birth of Malcolm McLaren
Works briefly in the Civil Service before concentrating on a parliamentary career.
Works on the design of the ACE (Automatic Computing Engine) at the National Physical Laboratory (NPL)presents a paper which was the first detailed design of a stored-program computer
Birth of Robin Finlayson Cook
The Bank of England transfers from private shareholders into public ownership.
Birth of John Paul Jones
The Bank of England is brought into public ownership under the Bank of England Act
Makes his famous "iron curtain" speech at Fulton, Missouri, USA
Birth of David Gilmour, later guitarist and vocalist with Pink Floyd
Birth of Lynda La Plante (born Lynda Titchmarsh)
Proposes transferring hospitals to national ownership.
Introduces the National Health Service Bill.
Introduces the National Health Service Bill to Parliament.
Birth of Alan Bleasdale
Secures housing subsidies to support local authority building.
Jimmy Bullions starts for Derby County at Wembley and works through a demanding midfield contest before his side wins in extra time.
Vic Woodley keeps goal for Derby County as they overcome Charlton Athletic after extra time to win the 1946 FA Cup final.
Dally Duncan features in Derby Countyโs attack as the Rams beat Charlton Athletic 4-1 in the 1946 FA Cup final.
Raich Carter captains Derby County against Charlton Athletic and contributes the attacking experience that helps the club secure its first FA Cup trophy.
Jack Nicholas plays in Derby Countyโs defence during the 1946 FA Cup final and helps resist Charlton Athletic before Derby pull clear in extra time.
Jack Howe represents Derby County in the 1946 FA Cup final, contributing to the back line in a historic 4-1 victory over Charlton Athletic.
Jack Stamps scores twice in extra time against Charlton Athletic, turning a close FA Cup final into a 4-1 victory for Derby County.
Walter Chick Musson helps anchor Derby Countyโs half-back line in the 1946 FA Cup final as the club earns its first victory in the competition.
Leon Leuty plays as part of Derby Countyโs 1946 cup-winning side, providing defensive support during the final against Charlton Athletic.
Reg Harrison appears on Derby Countyโs wing against Charlton Athletic, stretching play during the clubโs extra-time FA Cup final success.
Defends the National Health Service Bill at second reading.
Publishes Politics and the English Language.
Publishes Some Thoughts on the Common Toad.
Birth of Bill Legend, William Arthur Fifield
Birth of Graham Keith Gouldman
Birth of George Best
Moves to Barnhill on the Isle of Jura.
Publishes Confessions of a Book Reviewer.
Birth of Paul Fenton
The Tribunal begins the final phase of defence argument after months of evidence from defendants, witnesses and documentary exhibits.
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