Rudall, Reginald John
Person: id 49247
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UAdelaide
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World War I
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Family name
Rudall
Given name(s)
Reginald John
Initials
R.J.
Honorific
Mr.
Gender
Male
Tertiary education
University role
Lecturer in Law
Survived
Survived WWI
Occupations
Rudall R.J. : Barrister & Solicitor - @ Gawler [ SA Australia ]Rudall R.J. : Articled Clerk 1902 - Samuel Bruce Rudall Solicitor @ Gawler [ SA Australia ]Rudall R.J. : Lecturer in Constitutional Law 1920 - 1925 University of Adelaide @ The University of Adelaide [ Adelaide, SA Australia ]Rudall R.J. : Solicitor 1927 - @ Gawler [ SA Australia ]Rudall R.J. : Member of Legislative Assembly 1 Jul 1933 - 1953 Parliament of South Australia @ South Australia --
SA,
AustraliaRudall R.J. : Solicitor 5 Jul 1934 - @ Gawler [ SA Australia ]Rudall R.J. : Special Magistrate 27 Aug 1936 - South Australian Government @ South Australia --
SA,
AustraliaRudall R.J. : Minister 1 Mar 1938 - South Australian Government @ South Australia --
SA,
AustraliaRudall R.J. : Commissioner of Crown Lands 5 Nov 1938 - Parliament of South Australia @ South Australia --
SA,
AustraliaRudall R.J. : Member of Legistlative Council 1944 - 1955 South Australian Government @ South Australia --
SA,
Australia
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Religion
Church of England
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commissioner of crown lands (1938-44), minister of lands (1944-46), minister of repatriation (1938-46) and minister of irrigation (1938-46), he was involved in the soldier-settlement scheme in a State that bore the scars of earlier unsuccessful efforts. His credentials as a returned soldier, and his open-minded and judicious approach, alleviated criticism when bureaucratic and financial problems with the Federal government and his own department delayed the selection and purchase of suitable land. ADB entry
ADB Entry ID
11582
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Australian War Memorial
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