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Ivy Deakin married Herbert Brookes in 1905. Ivy Brookes held executive positions in the National Council of Women, International Council of Women, Playgrounds and Recreation Association, League of Nations Union, Empire Trade Defence League, Housewives' Association, United Nations Association, and was, for fifty years on the Board of the Women's Hospital, Melbourne.
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Ivy Brookes was a member of the National Council of Women’s Centenary Committee when she joined the HSV in 1934. Several other Historical Society women were on that committee and are also featured in this Biographical Dictionary. Their membership of both groups provides an important link between the influential NCW and the Historical Society.
29 de ago. de 2003 · Ivy Brookes was the eldest daughter of Alfred and Pattie Deakin. Her husband, Herbert, was secretary of Austral Otis, later Chairman of the Chamber of Manufactures, and served on the Commonwealth Board of Trade. He was appointed Commissioner-General for Australia in the United States from 1923 to 1930, and was Chairman of the Australian ...
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