National Unemployed Workers' Movement

The National Unemployed Workers' Committee Movement was founded in London as a communist satellite organization with the main objective of Work or Full Maintenance at Trade Union Rates.

A women's march sponsored by the National Unemployed Workers' Movement was held in conjunction with the National Hunger March; they culminated in a mass rally in Hyde Park, London, on this date.

A Women's Hunger March sponsored by the National Unemployed Workers' Movement progressed from Burnley to London.

The British Medical Association published a minimum diet for health.

The National Protest March from Coventry to London took place; at the concluding rally Maud Brown argued for a housewife's minimum wage.