Papers of Allan Aldous, [ca.1930-1963] [manuscript]. [ca.1930-1963]

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Papers of Allan Aldous, [ca.1930-1963] [manuscript]. [ca.1930-1963]

An essay by Walter Murdoch in his handwriting (c. 1930's), a letter from Murdoch to Aldous (1963) and a press cutting of James Agate's column in The Sunday Times (London c. 1939) in which Murdoch's Saturday Morning is discussed. An addition of two boxes has been received and is unavailable until processed.

2 cm.

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SNAC Resource ID: 7071486

Libraries Australia

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Murdoch, Walter, Sir, 1874-1970

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Sir Walter Murdoch was born in Scotland, educated at the University of Melbourne, and lectured there from 1904 to 1911. In 1913 he became the first professor of English at the University of Western Australia, and retired in 1939. Between 1943 and 1947, he was UWA's chancellor. He was knighted in 1964, and died in July 1970. From the description of Papers, 1899-1970 [manuscript]. 1899-1970. (Libraries Australia). WorldCat record id: 762231893 Sir Walter Murdoch was born in Sc...

Aldous, Allan, 1911-2000

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Author, playwright & lecturer, Aldous spent his early years in Perth, W.A., before going to London in 1935. In World War II, he enlisted with the A.I.F. in London, later serving in the Army Education Service in New Guinea & the Solomon Islands, & continued his work in adult education after the war. He was a writer of children's fiction, his best known novels being the McGowan series of 5 novels beginning with "McGowan climbs a mountain" (1945). As a playwright he wrote many radio pla...