Myanmar / Bangladesh / Cambodia / New Zealand / Egypt / Sri Lanka / Thailand / Pakistan / Afghanistan / United Kingdom / Singapore / Scotland / India / /
Event
Person Travel / Diplomatic Relations / Employment Change / /
Facility
Croydon Airport / Davidson Library / London University / King’s College / ANU’s Centre / Monash University / Peter Rimmer The Australian National University / University of Birmingham / University of California / The Australian National University / /
Holiday
All Saints' Day / /
Organization
Indian Army Service Corps / Monash University in Melbourne / Australian Development Assistance Bureau / London University / Supply and Animal Division / University of California / Santa Barbara / Japanese army / English Girls School / Indian Army / King’s College London / Pakistan sheep / army / ANU’s Centre for Development Studies / Food and Agricultural Organization / University of Birmingham / Northallerton Grammar School / Geographical Teachers Association of Victoria / Victorian Universities and School Examination Board / University of the Third Age / Royal Geographical Society / Geography Department / Australian High Commission in Sri Lanka / School of General Studies / Australian National University / United Nations Educational Scientific and Cultural Organization / Geography Standing Committee of Victorian Universities / /
Person
S.W. Wooldridge / Basil Leonard Clyde Johnson / Professors Oskar Spate / Margaret / Andrew Learmonth / Dorothy / Nina / Michael / Christopher / Delia / Meriel / /
Position
Vice-President / Professor and Chair / aid advisor / geographer / consultant / gentleman officer / budding geographer / Professor / quintessential geographer / Professor of Geography / senior member / /
ProvinceOrState
Kashmir / Victoria / California / /
Region
Southeast England / East Pakistan / South Asia / /
Obituary: Basil Leonard Clyde Johnson[removed]he reached Bangalore. Assigned to the Supply and Animal Division much of his early training was spent on bicycle drill — the art of riding two-abreast