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Queen's Engineering Works magazine No. 16 Contents include: - photographs of women workers - brief review of events during the war by the chairman including photographs of the new shops etc - Roll of Honour: Dugdale, Charles Cyril, Ernest Edgar Sawyer, Wilfred Sidney Christie, R H Barker, George Newman - Perpetual Motion by O Carlton Smith - Mr W H Allen and the presidency of the Institution of Mehanical Engineers - Boy Welfare: Its principles and practice by C C Harris - Presentation of a Le Rhone Engine to the County of Bedford - Queen's Engineering Works Recreation Club by Jos. Allen - The Air Supply to Boiler Rooms by R W Allen - Richborough by Lieut W F Pattison (a short account of the Military port) - Science, Industry and the war by R Alan S Thwaites - Military & Naval Section. Appointments, awards etc for: F G Matravers, C J Flower, J P Davidson, George Paton, J L Winter, Norman McL. Lawrance, A O St John Dixon, W E F Clarke, J C S Davies, F W Strickland, R Sawtell, H E W Auger, R E Williams, C A H MacDonald, H G Richardson, H S Reid, A R Chamberlain, A L James, B D Grant, H T Chippendall. With reports from: A A Hodges, A L Rogers, W F A Ridler, F G Moore, Harold J Andrews (with his sketches of aircraft), L Parrack in Cairo, T H Hayward in Port Said, R S Mackinder in Cairo, Reginald Krall with the Egyptian Expeditionary Force, S F Adams, George S Whitworth, C W Clarabut, H N Ashford in Bagdad, Ronald Willett, J R Boniface in Persia, Stanley Canvin in Mesopotamia and E V Rowland. - The Physical Renaissance by Cottrell Powell - The Corrosion and other Troubles of Condenser Tubes Dealing with Sea Water by R T Rolfe - The Role of Engineering in the War by Harold Allen - Operations around Jerusalem by Major John Clutton - Pupils and Apprentices Section: W A Trevor Taylor, H H Arthur, M M Hodson Mackenzie, A R Mackay, John L Parnell, Norman A Yarrow in British Columbia and H E Reeves in Spain. - The Welding of Metals by E R Taylor - Armistice Dinner at the Queen's Engineering Works - Some Notes on Steam Heating by Radiation by D E D Row - Personalia - golden wedding of Edward 'Teddy' Austin, retirement of E Leadbeater, death of 'Freddy' Barber aged 61

January 1919

From: 1919 To: 1919

item

Dugdale, Charles Cyril,
Sawyer, Ernest Edgar,
Christie, Wildred Sidney,
Barker, R H,
Newman, George,
Allen, William Henry,
Matravers, F G,
Flower, Clement J,
Davidson, J P,
Paton, George,
Winter, J L,
Lawrance, Norman,
Dixon, A O St John,
Clarke, W E F,
Davies, J C S,
Strickland, F W,
Sawtell, R,
Auger, H E W,
Williams, R E,
MacDonald, C A H,
Richardson, H G,
Reid, Hamish S,
Chamberlain, A R,
James, A L,
Grant, Bramwell,
Chippendall, H T,
Hodges, A A,
Rogers, A L,
Ridler, W F A,
Moore, F G,
Andrews, Harold J,
Parrack, L,
Hayward, T H,
Mackinder, Roy,
Krall, Reginald,
Adams, S F,
Whitworth, George S,
Clarabut, C W,
Ashford, H N,
Willett, Ronald,
Boniface, J R,
Canvin, Stanley D,
Rowland, E V,
Powell, Cottrell,
Allen, Harold Norman Gwynne,
Clutton, John,
Taylor, W A Trevor,
Arthur, H H,
Hodson-Mackenzie, M M,
Mackay, A R,
Parnell, John L,
Yarrow, Norman,
Reeves, H E,
Austin, Teddy,
Leadbeater, E,
Barber, Freddy

World War One, employment of women, engineering, recreation grounds, civil ships, naval ships, aeroplanes, general children, sport, Richborough, Cairo, Port Said, Baghdad, Persia, Mesopotamia, British Columbia, Spain