Player of the Year
FWA Footballer of the Year
Explore 144 historical events and records for Great Britain in 1950.
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FWA Footballer of the Year
Introduces prescription charges
Appointed President of the Board of Trade, 2nd term
Appointed President of the Scottish National Party
Public Utilities Street Works Act 1950 regulates street works by utility undertakers
Publishes One Nation with fellow Conservative thinkers, contributing to a new policy discussion within the party.
Registered Designs Act 1950 consolidates law on industrial designs
Sciama promotes Machs principle and gravitational theory questions that shape British relativity research
Designs the Scheme A method of organising programs and subroutines with Cicely Popplewell for the Ferranti Mark I.
Announces Britain cannot join talks on the Schuman Plan
Appointed Secretary to the Admiralty
Appointed Commonwealth Secretary
Appointed Minister of State at the Scottish Office
Shops Act 1950 consolidates shop hours and employment provisions
Ted Fenton succeeds Charlie Paynter as manager and sets about strengthening West Ham’s footballing structure and first-team development.
Taylors first picture under her new salary of $2,000 per week was The Big Hangover. Her first box office success in an adult role came as Kay Banks in the romantic comedy Father of the Bride alongside Spencer Tracy and Joan Bennett
Churchill published The Grand Alliance, analyzing coalition warfare in the third volume of his war history.
Voted the most popular film actor in Britain in a national cinema poll. Stas in The Happiest Days of Your Life
Hoyle published The Nature of the Universe from material developed for his BBC broadcasts.
Connects the universality of digital computers with the possibility that suitably programmed machines could display many forms of intelligent behaviour.
Bristol's concealed river continued functioning as a significant part of the city's drainage system. Its legacy can be traced in the layout of the city waterfront.
Pays host at a state visit by the President of the French Republic
A 2-0 result over Liverpool brings Arsenal the trophy under Whittaker.
Leads England at its first FIFA World Cup, where victories over Chile are followed by defeats to the United States and Spain.
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