Moran, Herbert Michael
Person: id 3662
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USyd
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World War I
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Family name
Moran
Given name(s)
Herbert Michael
Initials
H.M.
Gender
Male
Naming note
Known as Paddy
Early education
Tertiary education
Education notes
Fellow of St John's College Sydney
Military service
Survived
Survived WWI
Occupations
Moran H.M. : Resident Medical Officer 1907 - Royal Newcastle Hospital @ Newcastle [ NSW Australia ]Moran H.M. : Medical Practitioner 1909 - 1910 @ Dublin [ Ireland ]Moran H.M. : Medical Practitioner 1909 - 1910 @ London [ England ]Moran H.M. : Medical Practitioner 1910 - @ Macquarie Street : Sydney [ NSW Australia ]Moran H.M. : Medical Practitioner 1910 - @ Balmain [ NSW Australia ]Moran H.M. : Honorary Surgeon 1916 - St Vincent's Hospital @ St Vincent's Hospital : Darlinghurst [ NSW Australia ]Moran H.M. : Medical Practitioner 1927 - Cancer Research Centre @ Paris [ France ]Moran H.M. : Honorary Consultant for Radium Treatment - Lewisham Hospital @ Lewisham Hospital [ NSW Australia ]Moran H.M. : Honorary Consultant for Radium Treatment - Royal North Shore Hospital @ Royal North Shore Hospital : St Leonards [ NSW Australia ]Moran H.M. : Honorary Radium Therapist 1930 - Prince Henry Hospital @ Prince Henry Hospital : Little Bay [ NSW Australia ]
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Moran H.M. : Life.Birth 26 Apr 1885 - @ Darlington [ NSW Australia ]Moran H.M. : Specific terms.Captained first Wallaby tour of England 1908Moran H.M. : Relationships.Married 21 Apr 1914 - @ St Mary's Cathedral [ Sydney NSW Australia ]Moran H.M. : Military and health.Enlisted 1 Apr 1915 - @ Westminster [ London England ]Moran H.M. : Specific terms.Appointed Order of St Maurice and St Lazarus 1933
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M.B., Ch.M.; F.R.C.S. (Edin.), F.R.A.C.S. : Lieutenant, R.A.M.C., Mesopotamia. Enlisting in London in April, 1915, was sick in Malta Hospital for five weeks and then served as Surgeon Specialist, 23rd Stationary Hospital, Indian Expeditionary Force (D), in 1916, returning to Australia ill in July. Hon. Consultant for Radium, Royal Prince Alfred Hospital. Early education at St. Joseph's and St. Aloysius' Colleges.
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Publications
Published widely on gamma radiation through metallic radium. Three books largely autobiog. - Viewless Winds (London 1939), Beyond the Hill Lies China (Sydney 1945)depicts Sydney medical practice before WWI, In my Fashion(London 1946) British Army work & symptoms of malignant melanoma
Religion
Roman Catholic
Parental occupation
Baker
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Spoke Italian, French and German and life member of Dante Alighieri Art & Literary Society Sydney. He gave £1000 for a lectureship in Italian at the university Published widely on gamma radiation through metallic radium. In World War II he served with the R.A.M.C. in 1940-45; promoted lieutenant-colonel, he was appointed an additional president of medical boards of Eastern Command in Britain based on Colchester, Essex. FROM ADB entry
Internal notes
RAMC 1940- 45 Lietenant Colonel ADB
ADB Entry ID
7647
Australian War Memorial
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Source Details text
SUU 08/04/1943
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