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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 Wolverhampton Express dated 7 December 1934 Headline "Flying hospitals for lonely bush dwellers. W'ton told of possible developments" the flying doctor, Wolverhampton Literary and Scientific Society. Headline "All in vain". Headline "Plane and radio" Rev. John Flynn

  2. news clippings The Wolverhampton Express dated 7 December 1934 Headline "By leaps and bounds" Wolverhampton Literary and Scientific Society

  3. news clippings The British Medical Journal dated 15 December 1934 Headline "Growth retarding function of parathyroids" Liverpool Medical Institutiion, Dr J Murray Blight, Dr T Lloyd Hughes. Reverse Mr Stacey, epithelioma, radium, Mr St George Wilson. Headline "Cork Clinical Society" Dr RA Cummins, vertigo

  4. news clippings The West Australian dated 27 December 1934 Headline "Flying doctor. Inland bases suggested" Mr JA Kilfoyle, Rosewood Station, Dr Fenton, ntDarwin, Hall's Creek, Tanami, The Granites, Australian Inland Mission, Broom, Derby, Wyndham, Port Hedland, malaria. Reverse Charles Diamond, Thos C Villiers, Norman V Bremner, Geo H Newton, Stanley G Brearley. Headline "Entertainments. Current programmes". Headline "Steamer excursions" The Zephyr, Rottnest Island, McIlwaraith, McEacharn Ltd, Government Tourist Bureau. Headline "Dance fixtures" Ancient Order of Foresters, Leederville, The Tramway Social Club, Unity Theatre. Headline "Band contests" The waCottesloe Surf Life Saving Club, The West Australian Athletic Association

  5. news clippings The Daily News dated 28 December 1934 Headline "Aerial doctor arrives. Appointment to Roebourne. Has studied overseas" Dr GW Pottinger, Australian Aerial Medical Service, University of nswSydney, Rabaul, Edinburgh, Dr Vickers, MS Centaur, Miss C Pottinger. Reverse Mrs Hubert Davies, Kalgoorlie, Mrs Horace Sears, features a photograph of Miss Beatrice Criddle, Inglewood, Mrs Herbert H Criddle, Mrs LC Anderson, waCottesloe, Meekartharra

Creator: Dr William Delano Walker
Control: AA 357/11/7/21 A-E
Date Range:  1934  -  1938
Quantity:  0.1cm,    
Formats: Newspaper Clippings
Series:  AA357/11
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