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News Clippings and other memorabilia acquired by Dr and Mrs Walker

Archive Collections / Dr William Delano Walker / Series AA357/11 / News Clippings and other memorabilia acquired by Dr and Mrs Walker

Individuals, subject matter and locations noted include:

  1. news clippings The Register News Pictorial dated 19 March 1929 Headline "Black picture of black men" detribalised Australian Aboriginal people, Dr WD Walker, Rufus. Reverse Headline "On this day" David Livingstone. Headline "Thirteen killed in plane crash" usNew York, usNew Jersey. Headline "A treat which beats meat" Rosella. Headline "Gin pills will help you"

  2. news clippings The saAdvertiser dated 19 March 1929 Headline "The Aborigines. A doctor's report" Dr WD Walker, Artunga gold and mica diggings, ruby diggings, Florence Creek, Hermannsburg Mission, Valley of the Palms, Haast's Bluff, Mount Wedge, Yaih-yaih. Headline "The whiteman and the Aboriginal". Headline "Aboriginal reserves" Dr Basedow (AA 22), Oodnadatta, Alice Springs. Headline "Duty of the Government". Reverse Headline "Fashionable Pershaniki coat". Photograph of Mr N Hiles Pearse, Burra Racing Club

  3. news clippings The saAdvertiser dated 19 March 1929 Headline "The Aborigines and their wants" Dr WD Walker, University of Adelaide, Aborigines' Friends' Association (AA 1), Dr Basedow (AA 22), Arnhem Land, Oodnadatta, Port ntDarwin, Roeburn, Cloncurry, Sir Joseph Verco (AA 504), Rev. John Flynn

  4. news clippings The Register dated 20 March 1929 Headline "Doctor outspoken. Plight of Aborigines excited doctor's horror. Pitiful conditions of half casts revealed in outspoken letter to Minister. Medical attention needed" Oodnadatta, Port ntDarwin, Roeburn, Cloncurry, Alice Springs, flies. Headline "Says missions care more for soul than body" Victor Harbour, Port McLeay, Point Pearce, Hermannsburg, Miss Locke (AA 184), Harding Soak, The Bungalow, Jay Creek. Reverse Headline "Operation at Barossa. Light Horse trainees ride to camp at Gawler. Troops from country truck their mounts; About 900 horses in the lines. Soon settle down to canvas life", Kadina, 18th Light Horse. Headline "Special attention to machine gun training" Sir Alexander Hore-Ruthven, Major General Brand, Colonel Brinkworth

Creator: Dr William Delano Walker
Control: AA 357/11/5/19 A-D
Date Range:  1923  -  1929
Quantity:  0.1cm,    
Formats: Newspaper Clippings
Series:  AA357/11
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