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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 Daylight dated 30 September 1927 pages 331-334 Rev. William Ridley, Jacky Jacky (Australian Aboriginal man), explorer Kennedy, St Philip's. nswSydney, Cape York, Cape Leuwin. Headline "At a recent meeting of the Aborigines Protection League" Dr Herbert Basedow (AA 22), Sir Arthur Keith, model Aboriginal state, Captain Cook, ntDarwin. Headline "Andrew Lang insists". Headline "A friend of ours" Captain White (AA 365). Headline "No policy of repression". Headline "Prof. Radcliffe Brown". Annotated "Bullet Head' (Australian Aboriginal man). Headline "At a recent country party social" Inspector Johns, Arnhem Land, Mount Marumba, Broken Hill, Aborigine named Neighbour (Australian Aboriginal person). Headline "From the Adviertiser Review" George Henry Pitt Rivers, Prof. Macmillan Brown, Maoris. Headline "On Palm Island" Townsville. Headline "The London Directory Co Ltd". Headline "Faith and order" The Church Times, The Guardian. Headline "Rev. WG Peek", ukOxford. Headline "Church Times (London)". Headline "AS Marylebone". Headline "The Chruch Universal" nswSydney, Mr TE Ruth, Pitt St Congregational Church, Cannon Lea. Headline "Mr JM Reid" St Andrew's Parochial Church, ukHolborn, Sancte Andreas. Headline "Rev. John H Latimer, Brisbane. Headline "His Excellency the Governor (Sir Tom Bridges)". Headline "The Catholic Herald", Archbishop Mannix. Headline "Bible Reaing". Headline "Rev. AC Stevens". Headline "Economic War". Headline "Dr Ellis". Headline "M van Blockland" Geneva. Headline "Dr Earle Page". Headline "The closing down of some of the Broken Hill mines" Mr Delprat, Mr Graham Stewart, Mr WM Hughes. Headline "Mr H Gregory". Headline "Since Great Britain contrated the big war loan". Headline "Mr JK Merritt" (Chairman Nettleford's vicMelbourne). Headline "At the League of Nations Union" Mr EG Biaggini, University of Adelaide. Headline "High Tariffism does not prevent the great excess". Headline "Financial News". Headline "Opposing a union application" 44 hour week, HV McKay. Headline "Sir Lennon Raws". Headline "University professors and tutors". Headline "From midsummer 1926". Headline "Cannon WR Dawson's classification", France, Germany, America, England. Headline "A young Turkish man" ukOxford. Headline "A bus conductor" Bishop of ukGuildford. Headline "The young wife" Ivanishevitch. Headline "If you want to keep your teeth". Headline "Are you by any chance a sufferer from hay fever". Headline "Girls use Rexona". Headline "Men Zan has been a Godsend". Headline "Mr FR Dinning, Mundalla". Headline "AM Kirchner, Freeling". Headline "Described by the Chairman" William Howarth, ukPreston. Headline "Mrs Clara Bane 50 years of age", Aldershot, Stanley Watts. Headline "Dr Ellis" wheat. Headline "Cassells recently offered prizes". Headline "Chief Judge Dethridge" Federal Arbitration Court. Headline "Mr Justice James (nswSydney)". Headline "Dr Basedow" (AA 22), camels, Sir Thomas Elder. Headline "During the War time" Armour Company, Argentina, Australia, New Zealand, England. Headline "Dr H Basedow" (AA 22). Headline "Dr Earle Page". Headline "Senator Chapman" New Guinea". Headline "Yamba who says he is the chief of the Arunta Natives" (Australian Aboriginal people), Aborigines Protection League, theft of sacred stones, Lord Foster, Northern Territory. Headline "When we speak of protecting" Northern Territory, Liberia, Dr Basedow (AA 22), Dr Ramsay Smith (AA 263). Headline "Our dark brethren", David Uniapon (AA 486). Headline "Many people appear to be". Headline "Despite preventative measures", Afghans, vicMelbourne, Mr W Gill. Headline "We noticed recently" Australian Aboriginal people in Victoria on strike, Thursday Island. Headline "The proposed Aboriginal state" J Chas Genders, England, Aborigines' Friends' Association (AA 1), John H Sexton, ABM Review, London, Anti-Slavery and Aborigines' Protetion Society. Headline "Many people appear". Headline "saAdvertiser". Headline "God made the white man" America. Headline "Hon JG Latham". Headline "JJ Moloney" Australasian Society of Patriots, nswNewcastle

Creator: Dr William Delano Walker
Control: AA 357/11/5/8 A
Date Range:  1923  -  1929
Quantity:  0.1cm,    
Formats: Newspaper Clippings
Series:  AA357/11
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