Rawling, James Normington
Person: id 3885
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USyd
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World War I
Family name
Rawling
Given name(s)
James Normington
Initials
J.N.
Gender
Male
Naming note
AKA J. Normington-Rawling
Early education
Tertiary education
Education notes
1920-21 trained as a teacher - ADB entry, passed Arts III subjects in 1922 university calendar
Military service
Survived
Survived WWI
Occupations
Rawling J.N. : Lecturer 1919 - AIF Education Service @ Wingate, England --,
United KingdomRawling J.N. : Teacher 1923 - Crown St Public School @ Crown Street [ Sydney Australia ]Rawling J.N. : Ironworker's Assistant 1924 - 1927 @ Newcastle [ NSW Australia ]Rawling J.N. : Clerk - temporary 1940 - 1945 Metropolitan Water Supply, Sewerage & Drainage Department @ Sydney [ NSW Australia ]Rawling J.N. : Visiting Fellow 1962 - 1963 Australian National University @ Australian National University : Canberra [ ACT Australia ]
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B.A. : Sergeant, 35th Battn., A.I.F., England and France. Enlisting 14th August, 1916, and sailing 9th November, was kept in England for nine months on account of being under age (19), and then served at Warneton, Villers-Bretonneux, Hangard Wood, Morlancourt, Amiens, Bray, Curlu and until demobilisation. Early education at Newcastle High School.
Publications
In 1932-34 he edited World Survey, the magazine of the League Against Imperialism, and in 1934-39 War! What For? (later World Peace), the organ of the Australian Movement Against War and Fascism (later Australian League for Peace and Democracy) of which he was secretary. His pamphlet, Who Owns Australia? (1937), enjoyed four editions. The C.P.A. commissioned him to write The Story of the Australian People (1938-39), an unfinished series of booklets which sold for one shilling each. ALSO Charles Harpur, an Australian, (1962)
ADB Entry ID
11492
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