Guide to the Papers of Sir Henry Dale (as filmed by the AJCP)
M1941
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Created: 2018
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Series 8.1. Royal Society. British Commonwealth Science Committee- Papers, 1941 - 1943
Minutes, papers and some correspondence. The papers include: H. C. Webster. Inter-Dominion scientific collaboration; existing facilities...
Series 8.2. Royal Society. Scientific cooperation with British Commonwealth- Correspondence and Papers, 1941 - 1943
(1 file: 36 papers)...
Series 8.3. Royal Society. Empire Scientific Conference June-July 1946, 1944 - 1946
Correspondence and Papers (2 files).Selectively filmed.
C. H. Kellaway (Melbourne) to Dale, 3 March 1944 (File 1)
Proposals of Sir Henry Tizard for Empire conferences and interchange of scientists.
Series 13.17. British Council. Australia, 1943
Correspondence between Dale and J. G. Crowther (British Council) on lectures in Australia on British contribution to science, February 1943. (1 file: 2 letters)
Series 16.6. Royal Society of New Zealand, 1952
Correspondence between Dale, F. Callaghan and M. Wood on Dale's election as a honorary member of the Society, its financial problems, and the visit of Sir John Cockroft to New Zealand. (1 file: 4 letters)
Series 31.2. New Zealand and Canada, 1949 - 1952
Correspondence concerning Dale's tour of New Zealand and Canada in 1950, including proposed itinerary and lectures, discussions on the organization of the New Zealand Department of Scientific and Industrial Research, Dale's Rutherford Lecture, and his travels in New Zealand. Correspondents include Sir Ronald Adam, E. Marsden, F. R. Callaghan (Wellington), R. A. Falla (Christchurch), W. E. Adams (Dunedin), and Sir Theodore Rigg (Nelson). (1 file: 221 papers)
Series 35.3. P. A. Buxton Correspondence, 1949
Correspondence between Dale and P. A. Buxton (London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine) concerning financial assistance to H. Womersley (Adelaide) for his monograph on Trombiculidae of the Asiatic-Pacific region. Contains Files 1-3.
Series 35.4. F. R. Callaghan Correspondence, 1951
Correspondence between Dale and F. R. Callaghan (Wellington) concerning the Congress of the Royal Society of New Zealand, Lady Rutherford, the need for closer liaison between Australia and New Zealand societies, and industrial unrest in New Zealand. (1 file: 2 letters)
Series 43. Papers relating to a biography of Lord Rutherford, 20 December 1951 - 4 September 1953
E. Marsden to Dale (File 3)
Sends draft of McGill chapter; has written most of New Zealand chapter, June 7.
J. Rutherford (New Plymouth) to Dale, 4 September 1953 (File 5)
Sends recollections of early life of brother.
J. Rutherford. 'Earliest recollections-Foxhill; Further reminiscences; Hop-picking holiday; Charcoal-burning at Belgrave; Havelock days' (File 6)
E. Marsden. 'Baron Rutherford of Nelson, 1871-1937.' Reprinted from Transactions of Royal Society of New Zealand, vol. 68 (1938) (File 27)
Series 44.12. E. Singer, 1942 - 1949
Correspondence between Dale and E. Singer (Melbourne) concerning paper on the influence of metals on diptheria intoxication, and Singer's application for the Chair of Bacteriology at Queensland University. (1 file: 18 papers)
Series 46.1. Miscellaneous Correspondence: Australia, 7 April 1944
F. G. Nicholls to Dale: return to Australia; G. B. Gresford to be successor as Australian Scientific Liaison Officer in London. (1 file: 1 letter)
Series 46.9. Miscellaneous Correspondence: New Zealand, March 1943
Correspondence between Dale and A. L. Poole (N.Z. Scientific Liaison Officer) concerning ergotism in dairy cattle. (1 file: 4 letters)
Series 71.3. Cutting book. New Zealand tour, 1950
Newspaper accounts of Dale's tour of New Zealand, receptions, lectures and interviews, and articles on Lord Rutherford, medical research, Government funding of research, and science and education.
Series 79.8. Lectures for New Zealand and Canadian tour, 1950
'Some personal memories of Lord Rutherford of Nelson.' (18 pp., original typescript)
Series 138.11. Photographs of Lord Rutherford
Includes photographs of Rutherford's family, their houses at Pungarehu and Foxhill, Canterbury University College, the den where Rutherford worked on the detection of electro-magnetic wireless waves, and members of the Cambridge University Natural Science Club, 1898.