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We acknowledge we are on Kaurna Miyurna land. The Dreaming is still living. From the past, in the present, into the future, forever.
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News Clippings and other memorabilia acquired by Dr and Mrs Walker
Archive Collections
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Dr William Delano Walker
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Series AA357/11
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News Clippings and other memorabilia acquired by Dr and Mrs Walker
Individuals, subject matter and locations noted include:
- news clippings The London Daily Telegraph dated 16 December 1929 Headline "Chinese men a million years old. Probable ancestors of the human race. Bones in a cave near cPeking. Petrified skeletons of early community dwellers. Perfect skull discovered" Dr Davidson Black, Choukoutein, Rockefeller Foundation and Geological Survey of China. Headline "A prehistoric Rhinoceros" Java Apeman, Dr Grabau. Headline "Epoch making" Piltdown man, Neanderthal man, Pere Teilhard, Mr JG Andersson, Dr Grainger, Dr Bohlin, Dr Sven Hedin, Peiwenchung. Headline "Dr Elliot Smith. Most important find on record". Headline "Dr Black's view justified". Headline "Very important. Sir Arthur Keith's view". Headline "Dr Black's work. Earlier discoveries" Dr Dubois. Headline "Gallery of ape men" Dusseldorf. Reverse Headline "Master of ship blamed for loss. Wrongful deeds and default. Four men reprimanded" ketch Sutherlandshire Lass, George Gunn, ukBlyth, Sheriff Laing, Aberdeen, George McAllister, George Matthews, Mr Newlands. Headline "Actions condemned" Andrew Ross, Mr McLean, Hector Ross, Munro Ross. Headline "Murdered gambler's fortune. Heir's fight for 500,000 pounds" Arnold Rothsteirn, Mr JA Warren, Mr Whalen, George McManus, Fatty Walsh. Headline "Dead in gas filled garage. Blue bird director" Mr George Hitchon, ukBlackpool, Blue Bird Petrol Co, Mr Fred Wolstenholme, Mr William Hitchon. Headline "Week end fire tragedies. Women burned to death. Mother gives life for children. Firemen injured in blaze" Mrs Dorothy O'Brien, ukLiverpool, Gateshead, Mrs Anne Boiston. Headline "Mansion damaged. Two fires in three days" ukFife, Brigadier General Cheape. Superintendent Foster, Fireman George Smith. Headline "Leaping flames" Mr Mancini. Headline "Football and the church. Minister on cup tie play" Southend United football team, Rev. Frank H Chambers, Mr Norman Derham, Mr Herbert Chapman, Arsnel Football Club. Advertisement "Conway Stewart"
Creator: Dr William Delano Walker
Control: AA 357/11/5/27 A
Date Range:
1923
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1929
Quantity:
0.1cm,
Formats: Newspaper Clippings
Series:
AA357/11