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Nationality: British.
Born: 1885 in London, England.
Career before entering Secretariat:
1910-1914: Director & Assistant Editor on the Saturday Review (1910-1914) & the Evening Standard (1912-1914);
1915-1918: War Intelligence Dept.;
1913-1919: Member of the British Delegation to the Peace Conference.
Career in Secretariat:
1 Oct. 1919: Member of the Précis-Writing Dept.;
10 Jan. 1920: Assistant Head of the Précis-Writing Dept.;
1927: Head of the English Précis-Writing Dept.;
1932: Editor of Conference & Assembly Journals;
1936: Attached to the Social Questions Section as Translator/Précis-Writer;
1938: Member of Section, Attached to the Opium Traffic Section;
1 Jan.1931: Information Section; [?] Disarmament Section.
Left Secretariat: 24 Mar. 1939.
Later career: British Council for Cultural Relations, London.
Died 5 Aug. 1944.
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Protection period to: 2004-09-09
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