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George Alfred Julius - Records

Title
George Alfred Julius - Records
Repository
Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation (CSIRO) Corporate Records and Archives Strategies
Reference
Series 34 and others
Date Range
1925 - 1946
Description

Science and Industry Endowment Fund minutes, report and correspondence 1926-40 (Julius was chairman) [2 volumes, Series 34]. Canberra University Committee minutes, correspondence and reports 1926-31 (Julius was a member) [1 folder, Series 35]. Papers from the Advisory Council of the Commonwealth Enquiry on Problems of Nutrition 1936 and annual reports of the Australian Nutrition Council 1938-40 [1 folder, Series 39]. Australian Council of Aeronautics agenda, correspondence and minutes 1942-45 (Julius was chairman) [1 folder, Series 43]. Records are also held in Series 392 and reference to Julius is to be found in many other series. Photographs c1925-40 [Series 429/L1, 446/S26 and 710 folder 96]. Personal history file [Series 3 PH/JUL/2 and 2E].

Formats
Photographs
Access
Available for reference

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