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Noel Pemberton Billing

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In 1941, Billing attempted to return to politics, seeking to replicate his success during the First World War as a critic of the conduct of the war. He advocated the defeat of Germany by bombing alone, and the defence of Britain by a system of spaced light-beams directed upwards, which would confuse
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and then gradually increase rotational speed of the record as it played, so that the linear speed at which the recorded groove passed the needle remained constant. That allowed over ten minutes playing time per 12-inch side of the records, but the high cost of the long-playing discs (10 shillings
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It was in Australia that he patented a recording system intended to produce laterally-cut disc records with ten times the capacity of existing systems. Billing's "World Record Controller" fitted onto a standard spring-wound gramophone, using a progressive gearing system to initially slow the
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Billing's victory in this case created significant popular publicity. He later indicated he had never believed such a book existed, but that the whole matter had been "to frighten off those in prominent positions whose sexual tastes could have led to them being
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The journal's most famous articles were largely written by Spencer, but under Billing's name, in which it was claimed that the Germans were blackmailing "47,000 highly placed British perverts" to "propagate evils which all decent men thought had perished in
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A further musical invention, the "Duophone" unbreakable record, appeared in 1925, but was discontinued in 1930 as its material rapidly wore out needles and most Duophone recordings were made by the obsolete acoustical process.
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should be created, appointed from representatives of trades and professions. He also argued that there should be a separate "Women's parliament" dedicated to "domestic" matters. He stood in four by-elections, most notably in
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After the war, he suffered increasingly from health problems, which contributed to his temporary retirement from politics in 1921. He dramatically resigned his seat in parliament, urging his constituents not to vote in the
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During the First World War, he was notable for his support of air power, constantly accusing the government of neglecting the issue and advocating the creation of a separate air force, unattached to either the
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and its products, raising the question in typically exaggerated terms once he entered parliament. His prejudice against the Factory and its products persisted, and was very influential. He called for
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Compass camera. In 1948, he devised the "Phantom" camera to be used by spies. It never entered production, but its rarity led one to sell for £120,000, a record price for any camera, in 2001.
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newspaper, had published an article by a Captain Harold Spencer in January 1918 in which Spencer alleged he had seen a "black book" at the Castle of Prince William of Wied."
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He then created a Vigilance Society to stand in the elections. The society was disbanded in 1919 as Billing became disillusioned with Spencer, Beamish and Clarke.
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Verbatim report of the trial of Noel Pemberton Billing, M.P.: on a charge of criminal libel before Mr. Justice Darling at the Central Criminal Court, Old Bailey
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in Essex failed, so he started a short-lived career in property, while studying to become a lawyer. He passed his exams, but instead moved into selling
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organised by Ross, was a lesbian associate of the conspirators. This led to a sensational libel case, at which Billing represented himself and won.
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and that action be taken to lessen the influence of Germans in Britain. In asking awkward questions of the government he was usually supported by
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While air power was his main overarching concern Pemberton Billing's primary political campaign was for the establishment of a committee of nine
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The first recording made by World Record (Australia) was released in July 1925, and featured Bert Ralton’s Havana Band, then performing at the
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and suspended as an MP on 1 July 1918. Because Billing refused to leave the chamber even after the House had voted to suspend him, and the
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Billing ran away from home at the age of 13 and travelled to South Africa. After trying a number of occupations, he joined the
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made in November 1914. He was able to sell his share in the aviation firm to Scott-Paine in early 1916, who renamed the firm
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iron-founder, and Annie Emilia, née Claridge. He was educated at the high school at Hampstead, at Cumming's College, outside
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In 1923, Billing set up a disc recording plant under the name World Record (Australia) Limited. The plant was in Bay Street
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and £500, equivalent to more than £28,000 in 2010, which he used to found an aircraft business, Pemberton-Billing Ltd, with
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apiece), the fact that the speed varied, and the complexity of the playback attachment, prevented popular acceptance.
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believing it was a "disease" which made all governments "corrupt". The name was explicitly in reference to the
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in Essex in 1909, but this ambitious venture did not prosper, British aviation activity becoming centred at
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In parliament, Billing consistently advocated the creation of an air force, retaliation against German
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and with Billing refusing to sit down while "Germans are running about this country" Billing was
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and became a boxer. He was also an actor when he took the extra name Pemberton. He fought in the
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Oscar Wilde's Last Stand: Decadence, Conspiracy, and the Most Outrageous Trial of the Century
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In 1903, Billing married Lilian Maud (died 1923), daughter of Theodore Henry Schweitzer, of
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who would watch over the government in the House of Commons. He was highly critical of
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He published an article, "The Cult of the Clitoris", which implied that the actress
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Air War: How to Wage It, with some suggestions for the defence of the great cities
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became assistant editor and the journal was increasingly left in Spencer's hands.
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had then asked him to leave, he was automatically suspended for the rest of that
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within 24 hours of first sitting in an aircraft. He won his bet, gaining
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Billing returned to Britain in 1903 and used his savings to open a garage in
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In 1917, after an altercation in parliament, Noel Pemberton Billing offered
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Members of the Parliament of the United Kingdom for English constituencies
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Wilde's Last Stand: Scandal, Decadence and Conspiracy During the Great War
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The Impact of Labour 1920–1924: The Beginning of Modern British Politics
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Michael Kettle "Salome's Last Veil: The Libel Case of the Century" 1977
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MP a duel by boxing in public for charity, but Archer-Shee declined.
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Court Number One: The Old Bailey Trials that Defined Modern Britain,
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Gender and Warfare in the Twentieth Century: Textual Representations
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designs. Financial difficulties soon set in, but the onset of the
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for the company, which soon acquired premises at Oakbank Wharf in
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Female Intelligence: Women and Espionage in the First World War
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In late 1916, Billing founded and edited a weekly journal, The
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enemy bombers. Billing also proposed a post-war reform of the
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Strategy Without Slide-Rule: British Air Strategy 1914–1939
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in 1918 to reflect his campaign for a Vigilance Committee.
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Billing emigrated to Australia after the First World War.
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The Churchill Coalition and Wartime Politics, 1940–1945
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and in October was granted a temporary commission as a
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Lesbian Empire: Radical Crosswriting in the Twenties
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John Rolleston
Murray Sueter
Hampstead
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Supermarine
air power
Royal Aircraft Factory
First World War
populist
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Birmingham
Boulogne
Ramsgate
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mounted police
Second Boer War
Relief of Ladysmith
Kingston upon Thames
in its infancy
aerodrome
steam yachts
Fambridge
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