Deaths
- February 27 - Dicky Owen, Wales rugby union international (born 1876)
- March 3 - Ernest Howard Griffiths, physicist, 80
- April 10 - Gwyn Thomas, cricketer, 41
- May 14 - John Hughes, composer of "Cwm Rhondda"
- May 27 - M. C. Jones, racing driver, 37 (killed during qualification for Indianapolis 500)
- July 20 - Bill Beynon, British bantamweight boxing champion, 41
- July 23 - Tenby Davies, half-mile world champion runner, 48
- August 30 - Conway Rees, Wales rugby union international, 62
- September 11 - Aneurin Rees Wales rugby union international, 74
- September 16 - Peg Entwistle, actress
- October 26 - William Howell Davies, merchant and politician, 80
- November 25 - John Williams, recipient of the Victoria Cross
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