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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
CONTAINS RESTRICTED MATERIAL

Individuals, subject matter and locations noted include:

  1. news clippings the Advertiser dated January 1930 Headline "Aboriginal savages. Central Australian natives. Lawless cannibals" by Daisy M Bates (AA 23), Sir Baldwin Spencer, Forrest, Hann, Warburton, Lyell Brown, Wells, Maurice, Australian Aboriginal people. Headline "Cannibalism and infanticide rife" Peak Hill, Kimberley, Aoloca, Musgrave Range, Everard Range, Nyan'-ngau-era, South Australian Museum. Headline "State of armed neutrality" Wan-'bera Wong-ga, Ka-'lur Wong-ga. Headline "Stalking and killing each other" Ooldea, Min-mila. Headline "No thought for tomorrow". Headline " Marriage laws non existent" Howitt and Fison, Rev. John Mathew, Forrest, Grey, Moore, Salvado, Association for the Advancement of Science Melbourne 1913-14, Eucla, Alice Springs, Arrunda, Spencer and Gillen. Headline "Neither law nor discipline" Ngoora-bil-nga, jinna-wili. Headline "Women have no rights". Headline "Cradled in evil". This item is restricted. Reverse Headline "Fashionable foundation garments all at clearing prices" Anderson Limited. Headline "Salvation army band" Dulwich Hill, Brigadier H Burhop, Norwood, saGlenelg. Headline "Old age pensioners injured" Adelaide Hospital, Mr James Cooney, Thebarton, Mrs Jane Grant, saKensignton. Headline "New readers begin here" John S Blenkiorn, usaNew York, Panama, Ellery Willis, ukLondon, Sandy Arbuthnot, Olifa, Sir Archibold Roylance, Lady Janet Roylance, Gran Seco, Barbara Dasent. Headline "Chapter 4 (continued) Castor's gigantic plot"

Creator: Dr William Delano Walker
Control: AA 357/11/8/1 A
Date Range:  1930  -  1938
Quantity:  0.1cm,    
Formats: Newspaper Clippings
Series:  AA357/11
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