Peerage
Created Viscount Cooper
Explore 101 historical events and records for Great Britain in 1952.
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Created Viscount Cooper
William Penney plays a leading role in Britain's atomic weapons programme, which shares technologies with early production reactors.
FWA Footballer of the Year
Begins keeping a detailed political diary during his years in opposition.
Advocates progressive social reforms from the Labour back benches.
Co-authors The Social Services: Needs and Means with Iain Macleod, examining Conservative approaches to social policy.
Appointed Queen Mother after her daughter Elizabeth succeeds to the throne
Turing showed how reacting and diffusing chemical substances could spontaneously form biological patterns. The achievement expanded the capabilities of a major research centre.
Shows mathematically how interacting chemical substances that diffuse at different rates can generate spatial biological patterns.
Parliament recorded proceedings following King George VI's death and Elizabeth II's succession during Churchill's second premiership.
A 1-0 result over Arsenal brings Newcastle United the trophy under Seymour.
Composes Sinfonia Antarctica, drawing on music written for the film Scott of the Antarctic
Analyses conditions under which reaction-diffusion systems can produce stationary wave-like patterns in a ring of cells.
Charles mother assumes the throne, becoming Queen Elizabeth II, Charles immediately becomes Duke of Cornwall under a charter of King Edward III, which gave that title to the Sovereigns eldest son, and is then referred to as His Royal Highnes
Such Such Were the Joys is published after his death.
Stars in The Prisoner of Zenda
Stars in, "The Thief", nominated for a Golden Globe
Appointed player-manager at Brentford
The Un-American Activities House Commitee forbids Chaplain entry into the USA
Ends his first post-war period as editor of Tribune.
Explains how a homogeneous chemical state can become unstable and develop organised spatial structure after small disturbances.
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