Stable, Jeremiah Joseph

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UQOther
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World War I
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Family name
Stable
Given name(s)
Jeremiah Joseph
Initials
J.J.
Honorific
Prof.
Gender
Male
Early education
Stable, J.J. : College de Geneve
Tertiary education
Stable J.J. : Arts.B.A., 1905, Emmanuel CollegeStable J.J. : Arts.M.A., 1909, Emmanuel CollegeStable J.J. : Arts.M.A., 1912, University of QueenslandStable J.J. : Law.LL.D.(Hon), 1950, University of Queensland
University role
Member of University SenateProfessorial Board
Education notes
UQ degree granted Ad Eundum Gradum
Birth
Stable J.J. : Life.Birth 14 May 1883 - @ Gawler [ SA Australia ]
Military service
Stable J.J. : Specific terms.Appointed: Lieutenant 1 Mar 1916 - 1919
Survived
Survived WWI
Occupations
Stable J.J. : Tutor - University of Commerce, Cologne @ Cologne [ Germany ]Stable J.J. : Lecturer in Charge Modern Languages and Literature 1912 - 1922 University of Queensland @ University of Queensland : St Lucia [ Brisbane, QLD Australia ]Stable J.J. : McCaughey Chair of English 1922 - 1932 University of Queensland @ St Lucia [ QLD Australia ]Stable J.J. : Darnell Professor of English Language and Literature 1932 - University of Queensland @ University of Queensland : St Lucia [ Brisbane, QLD Australia ]
Professional Association Memberships
Stable, Jeremiah Joseph : Queensland Authors' and Artsits' Association, 1921Stable, Jeremiah Joseph : Queensland Historical Society, 1923Stable, Jeremiah Joseph : English and Modern Languages Association Qld, 1923
Death
Stable J.J. : Death 24 Dec 1953 @ Indooroopilly [ QLD Australia ]
OCRd book entry or other narrative
Staff. Lecturer in English, French and German at University of Queensland. March 1916 appointed to Australian Field Artillery for intelligence duties on the district censor's staff. Resumed university duties full time in March 1919.
Narrative
President of Professorial Board & Senate from 1944 - 1952
Visible notes
Under the direct instructions of Prime Minister WM Hughes— he entered the Queensland printing office on 26 November 1917 and seized all copies of no. 37 Queensland Parliamentary Debates because they contained an anti-conscription speech by Premier  TJ Ryan, parts of which Stable had previously censored from the press.
Internal notes
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ADB Entry ID
8614
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