Henry Winston Noble

Henry Winston Noble
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1909 – 1964

Born5 July 1909 in Brisbane, Queensland, AustraliaDied28 March 1964 in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia, aged 54

Medical practitioner in Brisbane. He was a resident medical officer at Sydney Hospital, then registrar at the Mater Hospital, Brisbane, from 1934 to 1936, and honorary assistant surgeon at the Mater from 1938 to 1950.

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AN Alexander Noble 1871–1959 father AW Alice Ann Wood d. 1939 mother

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1900s
Born 5 July 1909

Brisbane, Queensland, Australia

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1930s
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Residence 1936

Cleveland, Queensland, Australia
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Death of mother Alice Ann Wood 1939

Queensland, Australia
1940s
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Military service 1940–1947

Chermside, Queensland, Australia

Age: 31

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Military service, Australian Army 1942–1943

Joined the Australian Army in 1942 and served in the 7th Field Ambulance, being discharged a year later with the rank of captain.

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President, Liberal Party of Australia (Queensland Division) 1949–1950

Queensland, Australia

President of the Queensland Division of the Liberal Party of Australia, 1949 to 1950, having been its vice-president in 1947 and 1948.

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1950s
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Member for Yeronga, Queensland Legislative Assembly from 29 April 1950 to 28 March 1964

Yeronga, Queensland, Australia

Liberal member for the new seat of Yeronga in the Queensland Legislative Assembly, won at the 1950 state election and held until his death in office. He had earlier contested South Brisbane at the 1947 state election, losing to the future premier Vince Gair.

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Minister for Health and Home Affairs from 12 August 1957 to 28 March 1964

Brisbane, Queensland, Australia

Queensland Minister for Health and Home Affairs from August 1957 until his death. The parliamentary register records that under his direction considerable expansion took place in medical, health and hospital services: he founded the open heart surgical unit at Chermside Hospital, was instrumental in establishing a neuro-psychiatric unit there and a cytology department at the Brisbane Women's Hospital, and established annexes in many hospitals across the state for the aged and infirm and for handicapped children.

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Death of father Alexander Noble 1959

Brisbane, Queensland, Australiaaged 88
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Occupation (Medical practitioner)

Brisbane, Queensland, Australia

Medical practitioner in Brisbane. He was a resident medical officer at Sydney Hospital, then registrar at the Mater Hospital, Brisbane, from 1934 to 1936, and honorary assistant surgeon at the Mater from 1938 to 1950.

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Education (Brisbane Grammar School)

Brisbane, Queensland, Australia

Educated at Brisbane Grammar School before entering the University of Queensland.

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Graduated (MBBS, University of Sydney)

Graduated MBBS from the University of Sydney, having earlier attended the University of Queensland in 1933.

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1960s
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Cremated 1964

Brisbane, Queensland, Australia

Accorded a state funeral and cremated at the Mt Thompson Crematorium, Holland Park, Brisbane.

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Died 28 March 1964

Brisbane, Queensland, Australia