Butler Sir Richard Layton KCMG - Revision history

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 Thomas Playford succeeded him as Premier of South Australia and it was at his instigation that in 1939 Richard Layton Butler was made Knight Commander of St Michael and St George (KCMG)
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 |Date of birth=1885
 |Place of birth=Yattalunga, South Para, South Australia
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 Richard Layton Butler, known as Dick, was the second son of Richard and Helena Kate Butler and was born on 31st March 1885 at Yattalunga, South Para S.A.
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 As Premier, Richard Layton Butler initiated the industrialisation of South Australia to combat the reliance of raising revenue for the state on the uncertain primary industries. He was instrumental in keeping the Holden Motor Body Builders Ltd in South Australia, encouraging BHP to build a blast furnace at Whyalla, together with the development of ICI, British Tube Mills and other companies.
 Thomas Playford succeeded him as Premier of South Australia and it was at his instigation that in 1939 Richard Layton Butler was made Knight Commander of St Michael and St George (KCMG)
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 Richard Layton Butler, known as Dick, was the second son of Richard and Helena Kate Butler and was born on 31st March 1885 at Yattalunga, South Para S.A.
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 Thomas Playford succeeded him as Premier of South Australia and it was at his instigation that in 1939 Richard Layton Butler was made Knight Commander of St Michael and St George (KCMG)
-*The Butler Family - compiled by Elizabeth Hutchison
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 {{Memories|Dick Butler was elected to the House of Assembly in 1915 and this was the only parliamentary session during which he and his father Sir Richard Butler, sat together on the Liberal benches in the House.}}
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 Thomas Playford succeeded him as Premier of South Australia and it was at his instigation that in 1939 Richard Layton Butler was made Knight Commander of St Michael and St George (KCMG)
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 *[[Philip Butler]]
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 == Sources  ==
-*The Butler Family - compiled by Elizabeth Hutchinson
+*The Butler Family - compiled by Elizabeth Hutchison
 {{Memories|Dick Butler was elected to the House of Assembly in 1915 and this was the only parliamentary session during which he and his father Sir Richard Butler, sat together on the Liberal benches in the House.}}
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+{{Memories|Dick Butler was elected to the House of Assembly in 1915 and this was the only parliamentary session during which he and his father Sir Richard Butler, sat together on the Liberal benches in the House.}} {{Flickr
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