Atlantic Alliance
Healey supports Britain’s participation in NATO as a foundation of collective security in Western Europe.
Explore 111 historical events and records for Great Britain in 1949.
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Healey supports Britain’s participation in NATO as a foundation of collective security in Western Europe.
Makes debut for Yorkshire against Cambridge University
Joins Chris Barbers Jazz Band
Civil Aviation Act 1949 amends organisation and regulation of civil aviation
Ends clothing rationing as wartime controls are progressively removed.
Coast Protection Act 1949 creates powers for coast protection authorities
Makes debut for Yorkshire against Cambridge University
The Industrial Charter is repeated in "The Right Road for Britain"
Finance Act 1949 sets taxation and revenue measures after devaluation pressures
Appointed Governor General of Sri Lanka
Churchill suffers from a major stroke
House of Commons Redistribution of Seats Act 1949 changes parliamentary constituency redistribution rules
Defends the government's housing record against criticism.
Moves to Second Division Hull City (managed by his boyhood hero Raich Carter) for a transfer fee of pounds 20,000
Ireland ceases to have Dominion status and leaves the Commonwealth; Northern Ireland remains part of the United Kingdom unless its Parliament consents otherwise
Ireland Act 1949 recognises the Republic of Ireland and adjusts constitutional relations
Iron and Steel Act 1949 nationalises much of the iron and steel industry
Justices of the Peace Act 1949 reforms magistrates and justices of the peace administration
Starts in "Kind Hearts and Coronets", The Duke, The Banker, The Parson, The General, The Admiral, Young Ascoyne, Young Henry, Lady Agatha. Starts in "A Run for Your Money"
Directs Kind Hearts and Coronets
Plays the suave murderer Louis Mazzini in the British comedy classic, Kind Hearts and Coronets
Lands Tribunal Act 1949 creates the Lands Tribunal for compensation and valuation disputes
Legal Aid and Advice Act 1949 creates a modern legal aid and advice scheme
Appointed Captain of Leicester City
Publication of "Love in a Cold Climate"
Stars in Madame Bovary. Makes his first Hollywood film, Caught
The Mark One extended the capabilities of the earlier experimental stored program machine. It connected industrial practice with more systematic technical investigation.
Works on early software requirements needed to make the Manchester Mark I useful to mathematical programmers.
Helps obtain paper-tape equipment and assists with attaching it to the Manchester Mark I.
Michael Foot marries film-maker, author and feminist historian Jill Craigie
Michael Foot marries film-maker, author and feminist historian Jill Craigie
Marriage Act 1949 consolidates marriage law in England and Wales
Creates a secret group of ministers to approve subversion behind the Iron Curtain. Completes the plans for a World War III British state
National Parks and Access to the Countryside Act 1949 creates national parks and access rights machinery
National Theatre Act 1949 authorises public support for a national theatre project
Healey supports Labour's commitment to Atlantic security during the creation of NATO.
Faces higher than expected demand and rising NHS expenditure.
Confronts high demand for dental, optical and hospital services.
During Clement Attlee's government, a major recruitment drive begins in the West Indies to bring staff into the NHS.
The Labour Party Government is in office as this NHS milestone occurs: A major recruitment drive begins in the West Indies to bring staff into the NHS.
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