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Fogg Art Museum Scrapbooks, February 1958-December 1960

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The image is a page from "The Illustrated London News" dated October 11, 1930. The page is titled "Some Personalities and Occasions of the Week" and "People in the Public Eye and Events of Note." It features a collection of photographs and brief descriptions of notable individuals and events from that week.

Here is a summary of the content:

  1. Top Row (Left to Right):

    • Major-General Sir E. A. Elliott: Appointed as the new General Officer Commanding the 44th (Home Counties) Division.
    • The Right Hon. J. H. Thomas: Appointed as Secretary of State for Dominion Affairs.
    • Miss Amy Johnson: Received her trophy at the Women's Aerial League luncheon.
    • The Right Rev. The Lord Bishop of Winchester: Presided over the annual meeting of the Winchester Diocesan Conference.
    • Herr Stresemann: German Foreign Minister, passed away.

  2. Second Row (Left to Right):

    • Mr. Paul Robeson: Sang at a C.P.R.E.A. (Council for the Preservation of Rural England) concert.
    • The U.S. Honouree Five: Honored for their past in recent aircraft-carrier experiments at the American Embassy in London.
    • Captain Sir E. A. G. Robinson: Appointed as the new High Commissioner for New Zealand in London.

  3. Third Row (Left to Right):

    • The Right Hon. Sir John Martin: Retired from the King's Bench Division of the High Court.
    • Mr. E. L. G. Bowen: Appointed as the new Chief Constable of Hertfordshire.
    • Captain G. R. Mills: Appointed as the new Chief Constable of the Isle of Wight.

  4. Bottom Row (Left to Right):

    • The Hon. Sir Edward Fulton: Appointed as the new Lord Justice of Appeal.
    • Mr. J. H. Cearns: A London diplomatic visitor from New Zealand.
    • Dr. Marie Stopes: A noted advocate of birth control, gave a lecture on "Marriage."
    • Mr. W. G. A. Ormsby-Gore: A noted figure in public life, delivered a speech on the League of Nations.
    • Admiral Sir R. G. H. Henderson: Retired from the Royal Navy.

The page provides a snapshot of significant figures and events in British and international society during that week in 1930.

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The image is a page from "The Illustrated London News" dated October 11, 1935. The page is titled "Some Personalities and Occasions of the Week" and "People in the Public Eye and Events of Note." It features numerous portraits of notable individuals along with brief descriptions of their accomplishments or roles.

  1. Top Row:

    • Left: Appointed Chief R.E. (Royal Engineer), Lieut.-Col. Sir Ralph E., who has had a distinguished career in various engineering projects, including the Aswan Dam.
    • Middle: The Sixth Master Cutler, Mr. J. D. Hill, who is associated with the cutlery industry in Sheffield.
    • Right: A great churchman, the late Dr. C. K. Bell, who was known for his work in India and as the Bishop of the Diocese of the Midlands.

  2. Second Row:

    • Left: Mr. L. D. Hill, a director of the London and North Eastern Railway, who has had a long career in railway services.
    • Middle: Mrs. Angela Mallalieu, the new English champion in fencing, is seen receiving her trophy at a formal event.
    • Right: Turkey's representative in Cyprus, Mr. Rustem, who has been appointed to his post in the island.

  3. Third Row:

    • Left: A member of the House of Commons, Mr. John Lewis, who is known for his work in the textile industry.
    • Middle: The U.S. Ambassador, Mr. Biddle, who has been honored for his services to international relations.
    • Right: The London Police, featuring a high-ranking officer, Mr. H. S., recognized for his service in the police force.

  4. Fourth Row:

    • Left: Honored by the L.L.C., Mr. F. J., who has contributed significantly to the legal profession.
    • Middle: A London diplomatic representative, Mr. M. M. Campbell, who has had a distinguished diplomatic career.
    • Right: A noted advocate of birth control, Dr. Marie Stopes, who has been recognized for her work in family planning.

  5. Bottom Row:

    • Left: A noted figure in public life, Mr. W. G. S. Adams, who has had a significant impact on public administration.
    • Middle: An admiralty retirement, Capt. T. D. H., who has had a distinguished naval career.
    • Right: An administrative retirement, Mr. V. S. Sheppard, who has retired after many years in the civil service.

The page is designed with portraits of each individual, providing a visual accompaniment to the text. The descriptions are succinct, focusing on the key contributions or current roles of each person featured. The layout is structured, with clear divisions between each section, making it easy to read and follow.

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The image is a page from the October 11, 1958, edition of The Illustrated London News. The page is titled "Some Personalities and Occasions of the Week" and "People in the Public Eye and Events of Note." It features a series of black-and-white photographs and brief descriptions about notable individuals and events from that week.

Here's a detailed summary of each segment:

  1. Appointed Chief R.E.: Gen. Sir Kenneth Drummond

    • A photograph of Gen. Sir Kenneth Drummond is shown, who was appointed as Chief of the Royal Engineers on October 1.

  2. Fifth Master Custler: Mr. J. Hugh Ross

    • A photo of Mr. J. Hugh Ross, who was appointed as the Fifth Master Custler of St. Paul's Cathedral.

  3. Receiving Her Trophy at Formby: Mrs. Angela Bonallack

    • Mrs. Angela Bonallack is pictured receiving a trophy at Formby, noted for her success in the English Women’s Champion at the 1958 event.

  4. A Great Churchman: The Late Dr. C. K. A. Bell

    • The late Dr. C. K. A. Bell, a notable churchman, is shown in a portrait.

  5. Turkey's Representative in Cyprus: Mr. Norman Hext

    • The Turkish representative in Cyprus, Mr. Norman Hext, is featured in a portrait.

  6. London in the News: Captain T. B. Massey

    • Captain T. B. Massey, a noted figure, is shown in a photograph. He was involved in a flight incident in October.

  7. A Member of the House of Lords: Sir John Leslie

    • Sir John Leslie, a member of the House of Lords, is depicted in a portrait.

  8. London Visit: Mr. Mantello Ellis

    • Mr. Mantello Ellis is noted for visiting London, with a brief mention of his eventful private visit.

  9. Honoured by the L.I.C.: Mr. A. C. Campbell

    • Mr. A. C. Campbell is shown being honored by the London Insurance Company for his 50th year of service.

  10. U.S. Honours Five Britons for Aircraft Carrier Development

    • The article highlights the recognition of five British individuals for their contributions to aircraft carrier development, including Mr. Colin Mitchell and Mr. Lewis Boddington.

  11. A London Diplomat Retiring

    • A portrait of Dr. Marie Stepanov, who is retiring after a distinguished career, is included.

  12. A Noted Advocate of Birth Control: Mrs. Marie Stepanov

    • Mrs. Marie Stepanov, a noted advocate of birth control, is shown in her portrait.

  13. A Noted Figure in Public Life: Mr. William Girding

    • Mr. William Girding, a well-known figure in public life, is featured.

  14. An Admiralty Retirement: Vice-Admiral Sir John Tovey

    • The retirement of Vice-Admiral Sir John Tovey is highlighted, with a mention of his extensive naval career.

Each segment combines a portrait of a notable individual with a concise description of their significance or achievements during that week in 1958.

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The image is a page from "The Illustrated London News" dated October 11, 1958. The page is titled "Some Personalities and Occasions of the Week" and "People in the Public Eye and Events of Note." It features several black-and-white photographs accompanied by captions describing notable individuals and events.

Here's a detailed summary of the content:

  1. Top Row (Left to Right):

    • Appointed Chief RE: Gen. Sir Kenneth Anderson - Sir Kenneth Anderson is appointed as the new Chief of the Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers (RE). The image shows his formal portrait.
    • The Smith Master Cutter: Mr. J. Hugh Kerr - Mr. J. Hugh Kerr, known for his work as a master cutter, is featured in a professional portrait.
    • Receiving Her Trophy at Formby: Mrs. Angela Borlase-Smith - Mrs. Angela Borlase-Smith, the new English Women’s Champion at Formby, is shown receiving her trophy. The accompanying image depicts her in a celebratory pose.

  2. Second Row (Left to Right):

    • A Great Churchman: The Late Dr. C. K. Bell - An obituary-style photograph of the late Dr. C. K. Bell, a prominent churchman, is shown.
    • Turkey’s Representative in Cyprus: Mr. Norman Hisarlik - Mr. Norman Hisarlik, Turkey’s representative in Cyprus, is featured in a formal portrait.
    • Lord Londonderry in London - A formal photograph of Lord Londonderry is displayed with a caption describing his activities.

  3. Third Row (Left to Right):

    • A Member of the Royal Family: Princess Margaret - Princess Margaret is shown in a portrait, with a note about her public engagements.
    • The U.S. Honours Five Britons for Their Part in Recent Aircraft-Carrier Development - This section features five individuals, including Mr. Colin Mitchell and Mr. Lewis Boddington, recognized for their contributions to aircraft-carrier development. The photo shows a group of men in military attire.

  4. Fourth Row (Left to Right):

    • Lord Londonderry in London - Another image of Lord Londonderry, this time with a different caption, possibly highlighting his role in a specific event.
    • A London-New Zealander: Captain T. B. Mooney - Captain T. B. Mooney is depicted in a formal military uniform.
    • Sah: The London-New Zealander: Captain Milligan - Captain Milligan is shown in a military portrait.

  5. Bottom Row (Left to Right):

    • Honoured by the I.L.C.: Mr. A. R. H. Puleston - Mr. A. R. H. Puleston is honored by the International Labour Conference (I.L.C.). The image shows him in a formal setting.
    • A London Diplomat Retires: Mr. R. M. Campbell - Mr. R. M. Campbell, a retiring London diplomat, is featured in a formal portrait.
    • A Notable Advocate of Birth Control: Dr. Marie Stopes - Dr. Marie Stopes is shown in a photograph with a caption discussing her advocacy for birth control.
    • A Noted Figure in Public Life: Mr. William Girling - Mr. William Girling, a notable figure in public life, is depicted in a formal portrait.
    • An Admiralty Retirement: Sir Victor Sheppard - Sir Victor Sheppard, who retired from the Admiralty, is shown in a formal portrait.

Each photograph is accompanied by a detailed caption that provides context and information about the individuals and events featured. The layout is organized into a grid with each section dedicated to a specific person or event.

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The image is a page from the October 11, 1958 issue of "The Illustrated London News," featuring a section titled "Some Personalities and Occasions of the Week" and "People in the Public Eye and Events of Note."

The page includes several photographs of notable individuals along with brief descriptions of their achievements, appointments, or other significant events related to them. Here is a detailed summary of each section:

  1. Appointed Chief R.E.:

    • Gen. Sir Kenneth Damant, CBE, CMG, DSO, MC, has been appointed as Chief Royal Engineer.

  2. The 8th Master Cutler:

    • Mr. J. Douglas Hall, who is the new Master Cutler, is noted for his service in the Royal Navy and his role in the Cutlers' Company.

  3. Receiving Her Trophy at Farnborough:

    • Mrs. Angela Bonallack (Princess) receives the trophy for winning the English Women's Championship at Farnborough Air Show.

  4. A Great Churchman:

    • The late Dr. C. K. Bell, who had been Bishop of Chichester, is remembered for his contributions to the church.

  5. Turkey's Representative in Cyprus:

    • Mr. Norman Haskel, Turkey's representative in Cyprus, is mentioned in relation to the political situation in Cyprus.

  6. London on a Private Visit:

    • Mr. Antonio Segni, former Prime Minister of Italy, is on a private visit to London.

  7. A Member of the Royal Commission:

    • Sir John Leslie, a member of the Royal Commission, is recognized for his contributions to the Commission on Local Government.

  8. The U.S. Honours Five Britons:

    • Five Britons are honored by the U.S. for their contributions to aircraft-carrier development: Mr. Colin Mitchell, Mr. Lewis Bodding, Mr. H. F. Searle, Mr. E. E. G. Pitcher, and Mr. C. W. G. M. de Lacy.

  9. London on a Private Visit:

    • Captain T. B. Simonyi, a Hungarian-born inventor and engineer, is on a visit to London.

  10. A London Diplomat Retiring:

    • Mr. R. M. Campbell, who served in various diplomatic roles, is retiring.

  11. A Noted Advocate of Birth Control:

    • Dr. Marie Stopes, a pioneer in family planning, is noted for her advocacy and work in birth control.

  12. A Noted Figure in Public Life:

    • Mr. William Girdler, who served as a director in several prominent companies, is recognized for his contributions.

  13. An Admiralty Retirement:

    • Vice-Admiral Sir Victor Shephard, who served in the Royal Navy and later in the Admiralty, is retiring.

Each photograph and accompanying text provides a snapshot of significant events, appointments, and notable individuals from the time, reflecting the public and professional lives of these people.

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The image is a page from the October 11, 1958 issue of "The Illustrated London News." It features a section titled "Some Personalities and Occasions of the Week" and "People in the Public Eye and Events of Note." This section presents photographs and brief descriptions of various notable individuals and events from that week. Here's a detailed summary of the content:

Top Row:

  1. Appointed Chief, R.E.:

    • Major-General L. G. Whistler has been appointed Chief Royal Engineer. He succeeds General Sir Edmond Schreiber.

  2. The New Master Cutler:

    • Mr. J. M. Hill, Managing Director of Jonas Webb and Co., has been installed as the new Master Cutler at the 313th Cutlers' Feast in Sheffield.

  3. Receiving Her Trophy at Fordny:

    • Miss Angela Mortelman, the new English Women's Single Sculls Champion, receives a trophy from Mr. H. G. Haslam.

  4. A Great Churchman:

    • The Bishop of Exeter, the Right Rev. R. C. Mortimer, has been installed as the new Chancellor of Exeter Cathedral.

  5. Turkey's Representative in Cyprus:

    • Mr. Dervis Pasha, the Turkish Consul-General in Cyprus, has been actively involved in negotiations regarding the Cyprus issue.

Middle Row:

  1. L-R: London on a Diplomatic Mission:

    • From left to right: The Emir of Katsina, Sir Ahmadu Bello (Premier of Northern Nigeria), Alhaji Inua Wada, and Alhaji Isa Kaita in London for a Commonwealth Education Conference.

  2. U.S. Honors Five Notions for Their Part in Recent Aircraft Carrier Incident:

    • Five nations (Britain, West Germany, Norway, Belgium, and the U.S.) are honored for their roles in a recent international rescue operation involving aircraft carriers.

  3. New York's London Look:

    • A new branch of the American Women's Club in London has been established, reflecting a growing transatlantic connection.

Bottom Row:

  1. A Member of the ANC Executive:

    • Mrs. Sonia Bunting, a member of the South African Congress of Democrats, has been banned by the South African Government.

  2. A Distinguished Author:

    • Sir Ernest Barker, noted historian and author, celebrated his 85th birthday.

  3. A London Diplomat Retires:

    • Mr. R. E. M. Campel, who has been the Head of the Far Eastern Department in the Foreign Office, is retiring.

  4. A Noted Advocate of Birth Control:

    • Mrs. Marie Stopes, well-known advocate for birth control, has been active in her field for many years.

  5. A Retired Judge in Public Life:

    • Sir William Garth, who began his career at the Bar and later became a judge, is noted for his public service.

  6. An Admiralty Retirement:

    • Captain R. G. Mills, who has served in the Royal Navy and was the Naval Attaché in Paris, is retiring after a long and distinguished career.

Side Column:

  1. The London-New Captain William:

    • Captain William Eldred Whitley, a decorated officer, has been recognized for his services in the Merchant Navy.

  2. Safely Back from the Antarctic:

    • Sir Edmund Hillary, who has recently returned from an Antarctic expedition, is noted for his explorations.

Each photo and caption highlights a significant individual or event from that period, showcasing a variety of fields including military, diplomacy, sports, academia, and public service.

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The image is a page from the "The Illustrated London News" dated October 11, 1958. The page is titled "Some Personalities and Occasions of the Week" and "People in the Public Eye and Events of Note."

It features multiple black and white photographs of various individuals, each accompanied by captions describing their identities and significance. The page is divided into several sections with headlines for different groups of people or themes.

Some notable details from the captions include:

  • Gen. Sir Kenneth Crawford, General Sir Kenneth Crawford, who had returned from Malaya.
  • Mr. J. H. Hughes, Deputy Chairman and Managing Director of James Neill and Co., was master of the 35th Master Cutler's Dinner.
  • Mrs. Angela Bonallack, the new English Women's Golf Champion.
  • The Right Reverend A.G. Bell, Dean of Wells Cathedral.
  • Turkish Representative in Cyprus, Mr. Jurhan Teshkin.
  • Captain T. B. Stoney and Captain M. R. Campbell, both associated with New York-London Comet flights.
  • A noted advocate of birth control, Dr. Doris M. Raper Stopes.
  • Mr. Edward Waldo Forbes, honored by the I.L.C.
  • Sir Victor Shepherd, an admiralty retirement.
  • Members of the American Embassy with the U.S. Ambassador in London in a ceremony honoring British contributions to recent aircraft-carrier developments.

The text provides detailed descriptions of the individuals' backgrounds and recent achievements or activities, highlighting a mixture of military personnel, diplomats, notable public figures, and professionals in various fields. The page includes formal portraits and some action shots related to the events described.

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The image is a scanned page from a vintage publication known as "The Illustrated London News." The page features a two-column layout with a beige background, typical of old newspapers or magazines. The title heading reads "Some Personalities and Occasions of the Week" on the left and "People in the Public Eye and Events of Note" on the right. It appears to be from a publication dated October 11, 1958.

The page includes a collection of black and white photographs and accompanying text describing various events and notable individuals from that time. Each photo has an associated caption that provides context, often indicating the person's name or title, their significance, and sometimes the event they were involved in. The page also includes a mix of portraits and group photos, illustrating various engagements, with people in professional attire, such as military uniforms or formal wear.

In the center of the page, there is a photograph showing a group of individuals, likely at an official event or ceremony, signified by the formal attire, medals, and the presence of a military uniform. The text beneath this and the other images provides further detail and context about the events and persons pictured.

On the left-hand side, the newspaper includes additional smaller portraits with individual descriptions, while the right-hand side continues with further portraits and details.

The overall impression is of a historical document that highlights the events and prominent figures of a bygone era, designed to inform and update readers on significant occurrences and distinguished individuals of the time.

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The image is a page from The Illustrated London News dated October 11, 1958, specifically from issue number 613. The page is titled "SOME PERSONALITIES AND OCCASIONS OF THE WEEK" and "PEOPLE IN THE PUBLIC EYE AND EVENTS OF NOTE." It features a collage of photographs and accompanying captions highlighting notable individuals and significant events from that time.

Layout and Content:

  1. Top Section:

    • Left Column:
      • Caption: "APPOINTED CHIEF G.E.R. KENNETH CHAWDER."
        • Describes the appointment of Kenneth Chawder as Chief General Manager of the Royal Engineers.
      • Caption: "THE HITH MASTER CUTLER."
        • Mentions Mr. H. Randall as the new Master Cutler of Sheffield, installed at a ceremony.
    • Center:
      • Photograph: Shows two men, one holding a trophy. The caption reads: "RECEIVING HER TROPHY AT FORMBY MRS. ANGELA BONALLACK (THE NEW TWENTY-ONE-YEAR-OLD CHAMPION OF THE ENGLISH WOMEN'S OPEN GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP)."
        • Highlights Angela Bonallack winning the English Women's Open Golf Championship.
    • Right Column:
      • Caption: "A GREAT CHURCHMAN: THE LATE DR. G.K.A. BELL."
        • Discusses the passing of Dr. George Kennedy Allen Bell, Bishop of Chichester.
      • Caption: "TURKEY'S REPRESENTATIVE IN CYPRUS: MR. HORDAN IBEN."
        • Mentions Mr. Hordam Iben as Turkey's representative in Cyprus.

  2. Middle Section:

    • Left:
      • Caption: "ON LONDON VISIT: A PRIVATE VISIT TO THE U.S.A. BY A SOVIET DIPLOMAT."
        • Features a photograph of a woman in traditional attire, likely a Soviet diplomat visiting London.
    • Center:
      • Photograph: Shows a group of men in formal attire, possibly at a formal event or ceremony. The caption is not fully visible but seems to relate to an official gathering.
    • Right:
      • Caption: "U.S.A. HONOURS FIVE BRITONS FOR THEIR PART IN RECENT AIRCRAFT-LANDING DEVELOPMENTS."
        • Highlights five British individuals honored by the U.S. for their contributions to aircraft-landing developments. The recipients are identified as Mr. H. S. Brown, Mr. D. G. H. Davies, Mr. J. G. Lean, Mr. C. Mitchell, and Mr. L. W. Boddington.

  3. Bottom Section:

    • Left:
      • Caption: "MEMORIED BY THE I.L.C.: THE EIGHTY-FIRST BIRTHDAY OF MR. ARTHUR FREEMAN."
        • Celebrates the 81st birthday of Arthur Freeman, a notable figure.
    • Second from Left:
      • Caption: "A LONGER DIPLOMATIC RETIREMENT: MR. R. W. M. CAMPBELL."
        • Discusses the retirement of Mr. R. W. M. Campbell from the New Zealand Public Service.
    • Center:
      • Caption: "A NOTED ADVOCATE OF BIRTH CONTROL: MRS. MARIE STONE."
        • Highlights Mrs. Marie Stone, a noted advocate of birth control, who passed away on October 2.
    • Second from Right:
      • Caption: "A NOTED FIGURE IN PUBLIC LIFE: MR. WILLIAM GIRLING."
        • Features Mr. William Girling, a notable public figure who recently passed away.
    • Right:
      • Caption: "AN ADMIRALTY RETIREMENT: VICE-ADMIRAL SIR STEPHEN HODGES."
        • Announces the retirement of Vice-Admiral Sir Stephen Hodges from the Admiralty.

Visual Elements:

  • The page is formatted with a grid of photographs, each accompanied by a brief caption providing context about the individual or event depicted.
  • The photographs are black-and-white, typical of the era, and show individuals in formal attire, reflecting the professional and significant nature of the subjects.
  • The layout is organized and clear, with each photograph and caption aligned to provide a concise overview of notable personalities and events.

Overall Theme:

The page serves as a snapshot of notable figures and events from October 1958, showcasing a mix of political, social, and professional achievements, as well as retirements and commemorations. It reflects the interests and concerns of the time, highlighting both British and international figures.

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The image shows a page from a newspaper, specifically from "The Illustrated London News," dated October 11, 1958. The page is titled "Some Personalities and Occasions of the Week." The page contains a series of photographs and brief descriptions of notable individuals and events. The photographs are arranged in a grid format, with each image accompanied by a short caption providing information about the person or event depicted. The individuals featured include a mix of politicians, military officers, religious figures, and other public personalities. The events mentioned range from appointments and retirements to awards and public appearances. The layout is typical of a newspaper page, with a mix of text and images designed to inform and engage readers.