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Gold, Ernest.
Adm. pens. at ST JOHN'S, Mar. 21,
1900. S. of
John, farmer, of Anstey,
Shilton, Coventry [and Ellen Peckett]. B. July 24, 1881, at Berkswell. Schools,
Coleshill Grammar
(Mr F. R. Mayon) and Mason College, Birmingham (Mr Heath). Matric. Michs. 1900;
B.A. (3rd
Wrangler
) 1903; M.A. 1907. Fellow, 1906. Schuster Reader in dynamical
meteorology at Cambridge,
1907-10. F.R.S., 1918. Discovered a physical explanation of the isothermal
condition of the upper
atmosphere. Served in the Great War, 1914-19 (Capt., 1915; Lieut.-Col., 1918,
R.E. (Meteorological
Section); D.S.O., 1916; O.B.E.; mentioned four times in despatches). President,
R. Meteorological
Society, 1934-6. President, International Commission for Synoptic Weather
Information, 1919-39, and
of Meteorological Sub-Commission of International Commission for Aerial
Navigation, 1922-39. Deputy
Director, Meteorological Office, Air Ministry, 1940-3-. C.B., 1942. Author,
Physical and
Meteorological Papers
and Reports in the Proceedings of the Royal
Society; Reports of
British Association
, etc. Of 8, Hurst Close, Hampstead Garden Suburb, in
1943. (Who's Who;
Univ. War List
; Kelly, Handbook, 1943; Hist. Reg.; Burke,
O.B.E. Bk.; D.S.O.
Bk
.)
Ernest GOLD
Approx. lifespan: 1881–1976
Tripos: John Math. I 1903; N.S. II 1904
pens. St John's College adm1900:03:21
s. of John GOLD farmer: of Anstey, Shilton, Coventry, [Warwickshire],
s. of Ellen Peckett GOLD
b. Berkswell, [Warwickshire], 1881:07:24
Sch: Coleshill Grammar School [Coleshill Grammar], [Warwickshire], ( Mr F. R. MAYON )
Sch: Mason College Birmingham, [Warwickshire], ( Mr – HEATH )
Matric 1900:10MT:
BA 3 rd Wrangler 1903
MA 1907
Fellow 1906
Schuster Reader in dynamical meteorology at: 1907-10
FRS 1918
Discovered a physical explanation of the isothermal condition of the upper atmosphere:
Served in the Great War: 1914-19
Captain: 1915
Lieutenant-Colonel: R.E. (Meteorological Section) 1918
DSO 1916
OBE
mentioned in despatches four times
President: R. Meteorological Society 1934-36
President: International Commission for Synoptic Weather Information 1919-39
President: Meteorological Sub-Commission of International Commission for Aerial Navigation 1922-39
Deputy Director: Meteorological Office Air Ministry 1940-3-
CB 1942
Publ.: Physical and Meteorological Papers and Reports in the Proceedings of Royal Society Publ.: Reports of British Association etc
Of 8 Hurst Close, Hampstead Garden Suburb, [London], in1943
Refs: Who's Who Refs: University War List Refs: Kelly, Handbook 1943 Refs: Hist. Reg . Refs: Burke, OBE Bk. Refs: DSO Bk .
[add:]The Schuster Readership was not tied to this University[:add]
[add:] d. 1976:01:31 (30 Jan. according to WWW and Eagle )[:add]
[add:] v. Min. III.c.2[:add]

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