Obituaries Australia

23 November, 1893
Port Clinton, South Australia, Australia

22 June, 1982 (aged 88)
Ashford, South Australia, Australia

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• Presbyterian

Includes the religion in which subjects were raised, have chosen themselves, attendance at religious schools and/or religious funeral rites; Atheism and Agnosticism have been included.

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• Cameron, Archie Galbraith (work colleague)
• Turner, Alan George (work colleague)
• Snedden, Billy Mackie (work colleague)
• Menzies, Robert Gordon (colleague)
• Holder, Frederick William (influence)
• Makin, Norman John (political adversary)

• Unley High School (Adelaide) (student, ?-1907)
• Port Clinton Public School (SA) (student, 1899)
• Muirden College (Adelaide) (student, 1906-1906)

• soldier (1915-1918) Federal, Australia
• local government councillor (1925-1946) South Australia, Australia
• local government head (1935-1937) South Australia, Australia
• liberal/conservative politician (1938-1941) South Australia, Australia
• Member of Lower House (1938-1941) South Australia, Australia
• local government head (1946-1950) South Australia, Australia
• liberal/conservative politician (1949-1966) Federal, Australia
• Member of Lower House (1949-1966) Federal, Australia

• World War I (soldier)
• Battle of Villers-Bretonneux, 1918 (soldier)
• 13th Field Ambulance (soldier, 1915-1919)

• Military Medal (recipient, 1918)
• Knight Commander of the Order of St Michael and St George (recipient, 1962)

• Federal Parliament (24th: 1961-1963, PM: Menzies) (Speaker)

• Liberal Party (politician, 1938-1966)

• McLeay Bros Ltd (chair)
• Unley City Council (SA) (councillor, 1925-1946)
• Unley City Council (SA) (mayor, 1935-1937)
• Parliament of South Australia (MLA, 1938-1941)
• Adelaide City Council (councillor, 1940-1950)
• Adelaide City Council (mayor, 1946-1950)
• Parliament of Australia (House Reps - member, 1949-1966)
• Parliament of Australia (House Reps - Speaker, 1956-1966)