John Anderson, 1st Viscount Waverley

1792: 5696: 2023:. He resumed his membership of the boards of ICI, Vickers and the Employers' Life Assurance Corporation that he had given up when he became a minister, but not the Midland Bank, which in those days would have been considered improper for a former Chancellor of the Exchequer. The Port of London Authority chairman had often been part time and unpaid in the past, but now that a full-time role was called for Anderson insisted on being paid, and was given an annual salary of £7,500 (equivalent to £393,000 in 2023). The job was an immense one, as the port had been badly damaged by bombing during the war, and a major reconstruction effort was called for. Ava used the Port Authority's yacht, the 1252: 1630: 87: 3903: 5180: 6511: 6188: 5775: 1503: 1281:. The position came with an annual salary of approximately £114,000 (equivalent to £9,784,000 in 2023), a sumptuary allowance of £25,000 (equivalent to £2,146,000 in 2023) and a grant of £100,000 (equivalent to £8,582,000 in 2023) to cover his staff's wages. In addition to his personal staff he had 120 servants, a seventy-man mounted bodyguard, and a brass band. There were cars, two special trains, a yacht and a house boat. 1686:. This committee acted as a central clearing house which dealt with the country's economic problems. This was vital to the smooth running of the British war economy and consequently the entire British war effort. Anderson had no staff of his own, but used that of the War Cabinet, particularly its Economic Section. As chairman of the Manpower Committee, he controlled the allocation of the most critical of wartime resources: people. 6499: 937:. Anderson and Gray joined the new department. When the position of secretary of the National Insurance Commission fell vacant in May 1913, Anderson was appointed to the position over the head of many more senior civil servants. Anderson formed a good working relationship with the notoriously difficult Morant. "The trouble with young John Anderson", Morant lamented, "is that he is always so damned right." 1554:, appointed Anderson to chair a new Committee on Evacuation to examine the problems involved in evacuating people and industries from densely populated industrial areas in the event of a war. Over the next eight weeks the committee held twenty-five meetings and examined fifty-seven witnesses. The committee submitted its report in July. The scheme outlined in the report was implemented when the 987:, the Ministry of Shipping became embroiled in a controversy over the continuance of the blockade of Germany and the shipment of relief supplies for starving civilians. In the end the Germans agreed to turn all their ships over to the Allies to carry supplies. The vessels were eventually retained as reparations. For his wartime service with the Ministry of Shipping, Anderson was made a 1142:, retired and Anderson was appointed to succeed him. At the time the Home office had seven divisions, each with its own Assistant Secretary: Aliens Control, Children and Probation, Crime, Factories and Shops, Channel Islands, Northern Ireland, and Police. Anderson worked an eight-hour day, from 10:15 in the morning to 18:15 each night, with an hour and a half for lunch. 6487: 847:. At the time this was the normal career path for graduates of the University of Edinburgh, and his father advised him that if he wished to marry Chrissie the Civil Service would offer greater job security. To prepare, he took an honours course in economics and political science. In July 1905, he travelled to London with a fellow candidate, 878:. In London, Anderson shared accommodation with Gray and William Paterson, a family friend from Eskbank. On 2 April 1907, he married Chrissie at St Andrew's Church in Drumsheugh Gardens, Edinburgh; Gray was his best man and Chrissie's sister Kate and William Paterson were witnesses. The newlywed couple rented a house in 1538:

who were seeking a new full-time chairman with an offer of more than twice that amount. However, Chamberlain stipulated that if he accepted then he would have to resign his other directorships and his seat in the House of Commons at the next general election, which was due in 1940. Anderson therefore

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A neighbour, Andrew Mackenzie, had five daughters, and Anderson became the boyfriend of one of them, Christina (Chrissie) Mackenzie. In 1902 he took a bicycle tour of France and Switzerland, during which he wrote frequently to Chrissie. He graduated the following year with distinction in mathematics,

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on 7 May 1945, Churchill unsuccessfully attempted to broker a continuation of the wartime coalition government until after the end of the war with Japan, which was thought at the time to be over a year away. On 23 May Churchill then submitted his resignation to the King, who called an election for 5

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die during the war, John Anderson should become Prime Minister: "it is the Prime Minister's duty to advise Your Majesty to send for Sir John Anderson in the event of the Prime Minister and the Foreign Secretary being killed." Although not a member of a political party, Churchill thought Anderson had

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The other major task that Anderson confronted was dealing with terrorism. Collective fines were imposed on areas that sheltered or supported terrorists, and the funds used to increase the police presence. He was aware that he was a target, but as the King's representative he continued to make public

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in 1940. Five other members of the gang attempted to escape but were captured. The would-be assassins were sentenced to hang, but Anderson commuted the sentences of two of them. By 1935 he was described as the world's most-shot-at-man, having survived three assassination attempts. Anderson tackled

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resident in the UK. He informed the House of Commons that of the 73,353 aliens in the UK, no less than 55,457 were refugees from Nazi oppression; only 569 were interned. However, as the tide of war turned against the UK, the pressure to act against aliens grew, and on 16 May some 3,000 men whose

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in April 1919, but in July it was merged with the Health Insurance Commission to form the Ministry of Health, and Anderson became the second secretary under Morant, who had requested Anderson's appointment as his deputy. However, Anderson did not remain in that position for long either, for on 1

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In those days a candidate could take tests in as many subjects as they liked, and Anderson took fourteen, earning a score of 4566 out of a possible 7500, which was the highest score that year and the second highest ever; Gray came second with a score of 4107 out of 7900. Anderson was offered the

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that threatened to clog Bengal's waterways. He regulated jute production through a system of voluntarily restrictions. He established a panel that examined the problem of rural debt, and sponsored legislation to reduce the debts of farmers. He introduced compulsory primary school education. The

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when a freak wave suddenly swept Nettie Anderson and Chrissie's sister Nellie Mackenzie into deep water. Nellie was rescued but Nettie drowned. Anderson and Chrissie were on their way to join the group at the time of the accident, but it fell to him to identify the body and inform his parents.

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began, the contingencies that Anderson had been preparing for were realised, and Anderson came under heavy attack in the press and the House of Commons over the issue of not providing deep shelters. On 8 October 1940, in a reshuffle precipitated by Chamberlain's resignation due to ill-health,

1562:. In that capacity, he was put in charge of civil defence. He initiated the development of a type of air-raid shelter, and engaged William Paterson to design it. Paterson worked with his co-director, Oscar Carl (Karl) Kerrison, and together they devised a small sheet metal cylinder made of 775:, which determined order of merit for scholarships and bursaries. He was ranked eleventh, and awarded a bursary of £100 (equivalent to £14,000 in 2023). In his first year, he was ranked first in his class in mathematics and natural philosophy. In November 1900, the family moved to 1207:

Being the head of a department was the pinnacle of a Civil Service career, and by November 1931, Anderson had been the permanent under-secretary for nine years, but at age 49 he was still eleven years away from retirement. At this point an unexpected offer appeared. The

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in Churchill's peacetime administration when it was formed in October 1951; Churchill had wanted Anderson to be an "overlord" of the Exchequer, Board of Trade and Supply, but he declined thinking such an arrangement inappropriate in peacetime. He was created

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had been killed during the previous year, and both numbers and morale were low. Anderson oversaw a recruitment campaign among ex-servicemen in England, Scotland and Wales. There were insufficient uniforms for them all, so they wore a mixture of khaki Army

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in the House of Commons on 1 June. The occasion was a debate over the provision of funding authorised under the Air Raid Precaution Act of 1937, a subject that he had previously been involved with and with which he would come to be identified.

1494:. The results were announced on 28 February; Anderson received more votes than any other candidate, and was declared the winner. He took his seat on 2 March and, after a holiday in Switzerland with Mary Anderson and Nellie Mackenzie, made his 6606: 1308:. They would then go back to Darjeeling, remaining until it became cold, and then return to Calcutta. Anderson visited all twenty-six districts of Bengal, usually travelling by train, but sometimes by river on a towed barge he named the 863:. Most candidates preferred the latter, as salaries and allowances were higher, but Anderson's parents did not want him to leave Britain, and he did not want to subject Chrissie to the rigours of life in India. He therefore joined the 1406:, Anderson agreed to a six-month extension in order to oversee the transition to self-government, but declined a request from Zetland for his term to be further extended. For his services in India, Anderson was appointed a 1521:

a week (equivalent to £762 in 2023). Although this was a bargain, Anderson feared that his income would not be sufficient to keep up the rental payments. Before leaving Calcutta he accepted a directorship from the

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commenced on 4 May 1926, Anderson had been preparing for the eventuality for nine months. He was particularly determined to remain even-handed and avoid the appearance of favouring one side over the other. When

1534:(ICI) and the Employers Liability Assurance Corporation. The directors' fees gave him an annual income of around £5,000 (equivalent to £403,000 in 2023). He was approached by members of the board of 749:

John Anderson was born at his parents' home at 1 Livingstone Place, Edinburgh, on 8 July 1882, the oldest child of David Alexander Pearson Anderson, a printer and stationer, and his wife Janet Kilgour

1899:, appointed Anderson the chairman of the new Advisory Committee on Atomic Energy on 14 August 1945. On 9 November, he accompanied Attlee to Washington, D.C., for talks on atomic energy with President 1721:; Alastair Anderson was the best man; and while John's father felt that he was too old to travel, Mary and Katie Anderson were there, as was William Paterson. The newlyweds spent their honeymoon at 6656: 1701:, a senior civil servant who served in the British Embassy in Paris during the 1930s and died in 1936. Their only child, Charles, was born severely disabled in 1929. Anderson arranged with King 944:

in August 1914, Anderson was involved in securing supplies of medical and surgical implements that had hitherto been imported from Germany. He summoned a group of experts to analyse and produce

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After the outbreak of the Second World War in September 1939, Anderson returned to hold the joint portfolio of Home Secretary and Minister of Home Security, a position in which he served under

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was particularly unfair, as it had been imposed during the Great War when the trade was booming, but by 1932 the trade was in decline due to competition from paper and cotton bags. The global

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were collected by the central government and little was returned to Bengal. As a result, public infrastructure, such as police, education and health, had been run down. The export duty on the

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had discovered in 1896 that uranium had radioactive properties, Anderson studied only its chemical properties. On his return to Edinburgh he wrote a paper on the subject, but this was not a

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Anderson commenced work at the Colonial Office on 23 October 1905, in the West African Department. He was known in the department as "young John Anderson" to distinguish him from another

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All the while Anderson was in Ireland, he was still nominally the Chairman of the Board of Inland Revenue, and he returned to this role in January 1922. But not for long; in March Sir

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or an open horse-drawn carriage. On 8 May 1934 a would-be assassin fired at Anderson but the bullet passed between him and Nellie Mackenzie, and the man was wrestled to the ground by

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the problem of what to do with détenus, individuals who had been detained without trial on suspicion of terrorism by giving them training for jobs in agriculture and manufacturing.

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after his daughter. He regularly attended church services at St Andrew's Church in Calcutta and St Columba's Church in Darjeeling. On 26 March 1933, he was ordained as an

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was scheduled to become operative on 1 April 1937, soon after his five-year term of office was due to expire, but at the request of the Secretary of State for India, the

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Chamberlain resigned on 10 May 1940 and Winston Churchill became the Prime Minister but Anderson stayed on as Home Secretary and Minister of Home Security in the new

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to provide a subsidy of £23 million (equivalent to £1,700 million in 2023) to the mining industry to maintain miners' wages and secure industrial harmony.

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and became Lord President of the Council. In July 1941 as Lord President of the Council he was appointed as minister responsible for the British effort to build an

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made an immediate award, which was conferred at his hospital bed. He died on 4 January 1958 in St Thomas' Hospital, and was buried in the churchyard in Westdean.

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under Statute 12, which covered those who "rendered conspicuous service to the cause of science, and whose election would be of signal benefit to the Society".

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with Mary Anderson, but sought a more rural environment. He disposed of the house in Chepstow Villas in October and bought a 10-acre (4.0 ha) property near

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Under a pre-arranged plan, on the outbreak of the Second World War on 3 September 1939, Anderson exchanged places with Hoare and became Home Secretary and

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In addition to British honours and awards, Anderson received many awards from other countries. These included being made a Grand Officer of the

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the abilities to lead the National Government, and that an independent figure was essential to the maintenance of the coalition. During the

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Through the Northern Ireland Division, Anderson continued to be involved with Irish issues. He helped negotiate the border between the new

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was given a free hand to reorganise and reequip the constabulary, and facilitated cooperation between the constabulary and the military.

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Anderson recognised that the root of Bengal's problems was financial. The chief source of revenue was collected under the terms of the

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in March the same year. He rejected an offer to join Churchill's peacetime administration when it was formed in 1951, and was created

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project. A special section of the Department of Scientific and Industrial Research was created to manage it, under the leadership of

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on 10 March 1932, accompanied by William Paterson, Mary Anderson and Nellie Mackenzie; his son Alastair was studying medicine at

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caused the prices of agricultural commodities to fall. Anderson negotiated a revision of the financial arrangements with Sir

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Although Anderson was a brilliant student, winning numerous prizes, he decided to forsake a career in science for one in the

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As Lord President of the Council, Anderson was the minister responsible for several scientific organisations, including the

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The Anderson, Briglmen and Mackenzie families holidayed together in summer of 1903. On 29 August they were bathing in the

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pieces which could be assembled in a garden and partially buried to protect against bomb blast. It became known as the

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in full swing and being managed by other committees, Anderson tendered his resignation from the Advisory Committee.

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in Edinburgh, where he was dux of the school, earning prizes for Anglo-Saxon, Old English, and Modern Languages.

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Mary Anderson and Nellie Mackenzie had preceded Anderson to England and rented a house at 11 Chepstow Villas in

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from 1932 to 1937, he instituted social and financial reforms, and narrowly escaped an assassination attempt.

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on 7 August 1945 in which he described the challenges and potentialities of nuclear energy in layman's terms.

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in July 1945. He was returned in his Scottish University electorate, along with Sir John Graham Kerr and Sir

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Anderson arrived back in London on 11 December 1937. He spoke to Kerr, and agreed to stand for election as a

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O'Sullivan, Margaret (27 September 2022). "Anderson , (Alix Yveline) Ava Courtenay, Viscountess Waverley".

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reliability was classed as uncertain were interned, and in June 3,500 women and children were sent to the

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Appreciating that this might only temporarily stave off a major industrial dispute, the Prime Minister,

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on 3 June 1920. The administrative arrangements were unorthodox: he did not supersede his predecessor,

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later that year cooperation broke down. In response to a request from the Americans, Anderson flew to

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broke out in September 1939. Meanwhile, in October 1938 Anderson entered Chamberlain's ministry as

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arranged for distribution, and the Home Office was responsible for keeping law and order. When the

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but was placed on the Army Reserve. This did not prevent a young woman from presenting him with a

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broke in June. Each year they would spend a month in Dacca in fulfilment of a promise made when

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pieces which could be assembled in a garden and partially buried to protect against bomb blast.

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candidate without a party label. His candidacy was announced on 4 January 1938. Voting was by

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Anderson carried out a series of economic and social programs. He waged a campaign against

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as a Second Class Clerk on an annual salary of £200 (equivalent to £27,000 in 2023).

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were rounded up. In June 1945, there were still 1,847 persons held in detention under

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Gentlemanly Terrorists: Political Violence and the Colonial State in India, 1919–1947

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with a police escort, and carried a revolver. He was engaged in peace talks with the

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Covent Garden: the Untold Story: Dispatches From the English Culture War, 1945–2000

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to give their concurrence for the use of the atomic bomb against Japan." After the

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in infancy, and sisters Catherine (Katie) and Janet (Nettie). The family moved to

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degree, and first class honours in mathematics and natural philosophy, earning a

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ended all cooperation on nuclear weapons. On 7 January 1948, with the post-war

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and dark green Royal Irish Constabulary uniforms, giving rise to the nickname "

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Edmonds, Robin (Spring 1986). "Yalta and Potsdam: Forty Years Afterwards".

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in December. During the week he lived with William Paterson and his wife.

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Knight Grand Commander of the Most Exalted Order of the Star of India

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from 1921 to 1922 during its transition to independence, and as the

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in Northern Ireland, and from Churchill to contest the blue-ribbon

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based on the value of their land. Other forms of taxation, such as

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for special guests, and invitations were highly sought after.

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