Practical Forms of Type Theory
Publishes Practical Forms of Type Theory, proposing nested-type and concealed-type logical systems.
Explore 196 historical events and records for Great Britain in 1948.
Sorted by month and day. Records with no month are shown last. Showing 36 of 196 unique records.
Publishes Practical Forms of Type Theory, proposing nested-type and concealed-type logical systems.
Uses Tribune to criticise concentrated press ownership and defend independent socialist journalism.
Appointed President of the Ramblers Association
Begins removing wartime controls and rationing restrictions in a policy known as the bonfire of controls.
Gets the Monopolies Act passed & is responsible for its implementation
The Monopolies Act is passed, sponsored by the Board of Trade
The Development of Industry Bill is passed, sponsored by the Board of Trade
The Distribution of Industry Bill is passed, sponsored by the Board of Trade
The Export Guarantees Bill is passed, sponsored by the Board of Trade
Representation of the People Act 1948 reforms electoral law and abolishes plural voting
Publishes a major numerical-analysis paper examining error growth in methods for solving linear equations and inverting matrices.
From 1948 to 1960 he was a councillor for the Royal Institute of International Affairs.
Healey begins service as a councillor of the Royal Institute of International Affairs.
Appears as Captain Robert Falcon Scott in Scott of the Antarctic
Elected Labour MP for Southwark Central at a by-election.
Cohen chairs the Standing Medical Advisory Committee, providing ministers with professional advice on clinical policy during the NHS's formative years.
Supports the establishment and survival of Israel while challenging aspects of British policy.
Bondi formulates the steady state model in which the universe has no beginning in time
Gold helps formulate the steady state model as a rival to Big Bang cosmology
Develops the steady state alternative to evolving-universe cosmology with Bondi and Gold.
Hoyle, Bondi, and Gold developed related steady-state cosmologies while exchanging ideas in Cambridge.
Churchill published The Gathering Storm, the first volume of his historical account of the Second World War.
Hubble publishes The Greatest of All Telescopes in The Listener, describing the scientific promise of the 200-inch Hale telescope as the new leading instrument for deep-space astronomy.
Publication of "The Loved One"
Geoff Tootill worked alongside Williams and Kilburn on the Manchester Small Scale Experimental Machine. The development made new measurements available to physical science.
Negotiates the Brussels alliance Treaty
Britain, France & the Benelux sign the Brussels Defence Treaty
Rejoins Tribune as editor from 1948 to 1952
Begins reading law at Trinity Hall, Cambridge, after completing his national service.
UNESCO contributed to the intellectual and intergovernmental discussions that surrounded the adoption of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights in 1948.
Introduces unorganised machines as networks whose behaviour can be trained rather than completely fixed in advance.
The visit to South Africa does not prevent Nationalist victory at the elections
Wages Councils Act 1948 consolidates wage council law for trades with regulated minimum pay
Trevor Ford established himself as a forceful Aston Villa centre-forward and earned recognition for his goal-scoring performances.
Orwell worked on reflections about the difficult relationship between writers and political power.
Becomes one of the youngest Labour members in the postwar House of Commons.
Generated from the World History Database historical_events table. Identical display records are collapsed; descriptions otherwise retain the stored text. Coverage and source quality vary. Check primary and specialist sources before citing individual historical claims.