Reading / New York / London / Chicago / Edinburgh / /
Company
Cambridge University Press / M.I.T. Press / Clarendon Press / Assessors / BBC / Brown / Indexing Group / The Times / E.L.C. / SI / The University of Chicago Press / the Daily Telegraph / The Indexer / /
Country
Canada / Australia / United Kingdom / Israel / Wales / Northern Ireland / /
Currency
GBP / / /
Event
Person Travel / Employment Change / Person Communication and Meetings / General or Shareholder Meeting / /
Facility
Eastbourne College / Grand Lodge / Schmidt's Restaurant / British Museum / Rapid Results College / /
IndustryTerm
data processing / /
Organization
Australian Society / Cambridge University / BSI Documentation Standards Committee / Eastbourne College / BBC Programmes Complaints Commission / Wheatley Medal Committee / M.I.T / BS Committee / SI Council / The University of Chicago / University of Chicago Press / Rapid Results College / Library Association / Post Office / No / Society of Indexers / Board of Assessors / Records Association / /
Person
Ken Bakewell / Bernard Levin / John Ainsworth / OR MADAM / Judith Butcher / Neil Fisk / Norman Knight / Ruth E.M. Bowden / Peter Broxis / John Wesley / Elizabeth Wallis / Mary Piggott / Michael Wace / Helen Townley / Alison Quinn / Harrod / G. Norman Knight / Frank Kermode / Charles Dickens / James C. Thornton / Jean Simpkins / Gordon Carey / J. Edwin Holmstrom / John Shaftlesey / Winston S. Churchill / Richard Bancroft / Margaret D. Anderson / Doreen Blake / Margaret Anderson / John A. Vickers / Ruth Bowden / John Ainsworth Gordon / Oliver Stallybrass / Hazel K Bell / /
Position
librarian / President / Chairman / reviewed it / deputy editor / typesetter / Secretary / author / King / Professor / Honorary Solicitor / multi-author / freelance contractor / Counsel / editor / Vice-President / Special General / first Vice-Chairman / first President / Chairman / journalist / Registrar / Chair / /
History of Indexing Societies: Part Society of Indexers[removed]Hazel K Bell This part of the History returns to the Society of Indexers in the UK and traces a further ten years of development.