1995 James Johnson, English MP (Labour, 1950..83), dies at 86
1994 John Smith, British Labour Party chairman (1992-94), dies at 55
1994 Labour beats Conservatives in British local elections
1993 James Boyden, British Labour MP (1959-79), dies at 82
1983 Bob Hawke (Labour) defeats Australian PM Malcolm Fraser (Cons)
1976 Dom Mintoff's Labour Party wins Malta election
1974 Labour Party wins British parliamentary election
1974 Labour Party wins British parliamentary election
1972 Australia Labour party wins parliamentary election
1966 Labour Party wins British parliamentary election
1964 British Labour Party installs weapon embargo against South Africa
1964 Harold Wilson's Labour party wins British election
1963 Todd "Hugh" Gaitskell, leader British Labour Party, dies at 56
1960 British Labour party demands unilateral nuclear disarmament
1957 Alan Donnelly, MP, Labour
1955 Clement Attlee resigns as chairman of England's Labour Party
1955 Nigel Griffiths, MP, Labour
1954 Labour Party wins British municipal elections
1953 John Denham, MP, Labour
1953 Tony Blair, British Prime Minister, Labour, 1997-
1952 Ric Charlesworth, cricketer, WA opener, Aust hockey capt, /MP, Labour
1951 Chris Smith, MP, Labour
1950 Labour wins British parliamentary election
1946 Anita Pollack, MEP, Labour
1945 Derek Fatchett, MP, Labour
1945 After Labour landslide in general election, Clement Attlee becomes PM
1945 Labour Party wins British parliamentary election
1945 Ken Livingstone, MP, Labour
1944 Mary Robinson, President of Republic of Ireland, Labour, 1990-
1944 Bernie Grant, British politician, Labour
1943 Alun Michael, MP, Labour
1943 Nikolai Vavilov, geneticist, Saratovv labour camp, dies
1942 Frank Field, MP, Labour
1942 Henry McCubbin, MEP, Labour
1942 Neil Kinnock, Wales, leader, Labour Party
1941 Jeffrey Rooker, MP, Labour
1939 Donald Anderson, MP, Labour
1935 Michael Savage becomes 1st Labour premier of NZ
1935 Arthur Henderson, British Labour minister (Nobel 1934), dies at 72
1935 Tom Pendry, MP, Labour
1931 British Labour party removes fascist Sir Oswald Mosley
1930 Ken Coates, MEP, Labour
1930 David M G Curry, South African Labour Party parliament leader
1930 Shirley Williams, co-founder, Social Democratic Party, labour minister
1929 British Labour government recovers diplomatic relations with U.S.S.R.
1929 Ramsey MacDonald forms minority Labour government in Britain
1928 Jack Thompson, MP, Labour
1927 Helenard J "Allan" Hendrickse, leader of South Africa Labour Party
1924 British Labour government of MacDonald, resigns
1924 Labour loses British parliamentary election
1924 British Labour government of MacDonald falls to Communists
1924 Peter Shore, MP, Labour
1924 British Labour government cuts military budget
1924 Ramsey MacDonald forms 1st Labour government in Britain
1923 Labour/Liberals win British parliament
1923 Stanley Orme, Chairman, British Labour Party
1922 British Labour party selects Ramsay MacDonald as leader
1922 British Conservative wins election/Labour 2nd party
1921 Black Friday- Labour Party strike of mine workers fails
1920 Roy Jenkins, British MP, Labour
1919 Lord Dormand, of Eastington, British MP, Labour
1918 Lord Winstanley, physician/British MP, Labour
1918 Lord Mulley, British MP, Labour
1915 John Freeman, British politician, Labour, /ambassador/TV host
1913 Lord Oram, British MP, Labour
1910 1st British labour exchange opens
1910 Trygve Martin Bratteli, Norwegian PM, Labour, 1971-72, 1973-76
1908 Lord Jenkins of Putney, British MP of Arts, Labour
1906 Todd Naylor "Hugh" Gaitskell, MP, Labour
1906 British Labour Party organizes
1900 British Labour Party forms
1900 Labour Party forms in England
1898 Lord Leatherland, British journalist/Labour peer
1893 Harold/Joseph Laski, English economist/Labour leader, 1945-..
1881 Ernest Bevin, British minister of Labour and Foreign affairs
1873 Margaret Bondfield, British Labour leader/1st woman cabinet member
1856 J Keir Hardie, 1st Labour representative in British Parliament
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