BIBLIOGRAPHY – checking a Race PRIMARY SOURCES
National Archives of Australia
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National Archives of Australia: 20 October 1914 – 31 December 1920 CA 2001, Australian Imperial Force, Base Records Office, B2455, First Australian Imperial Force Personnel Dossiers, 1941-1920, 1 January 1914 -31 December 1920, Putland Samuel Joseph: Service Number – 1974: Place of Birth – Glen Burn SA: Place of Enlistment – Adelaide SA: Next of Kin – (Father) Putland Frederick, 1941 – 1920, Certificate of Medical Examination
National Archives of Australia: Secretary to Cabinet/Cabinet Secretariat; A2717 Hughes Ministry - Folders of agenda and decisions, 1919-1922; VOLUME 1 FOLDER 3, [Hughes Ministry Cabinet Decisions] Jan to Oct. 1919, 1919 – 1919.
Cabinet decisions, Jan. to Dec. 1919, 9 January, 1919.
National Archives of Australia: Cabinet Office; Hughes Ministry - Folders of agenda and decisions, 1919 – 1922; Volume 2, Folder 7, [Hughes Ministry] 419 Prime Minister's Copies of Papers Submitted to Cabinet by Other Ministers 1920, 1920 – 1920 Cabinet Papers 3 August, 1920.
National Archives of Australia: Secretary to Cabinet/Cabinet Secretariat; A2717, Hughes Ministry - Folders of agenda and decisions, 1919 – 1922; VOLUME 3 FOLDER 11, [Hughes Ministry] Statements Submitted to Cabinet by Other Ministers 1921, 1922, 1921 – 1922;
Memorandum, Edward Millen, Minister for Repatriation to W.M. Hughes, Prime Minster for Cabinet consideration, 9 May, 1922.
National Archives of Australia: Department of Health, Central Office; A1928, Correspondence files, multiple number series (first series), 1925 – 1949; 443/11, Health Department of - Creation of, 1905 – 1943;
Letter, William Watt, Acting Prime Minister, to Premier of Victoria, 19 February, 1919.
National Archives of Australia: Department of Health, Central Office; A1928, Correspondence files, multiple number series (first series), 1925 – 1949; 443/11A, Health - Department of. Conferences: Federal & State Ministers 1919 - Co-ordination of C/wealth & State Powers with respect to Quarantine and other diseases, 1919 – 1920;
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Record of deputation to Acting Prime Minister, Senator Millen from the BMA, 13/7/19.
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420 Record of deputation to the Acting Prime Minister, Senator Millen from the BMA, 31/7/09. Minute Paper, J.H.L. Cumpston, Director of Quarantine, to Comptroller General, Department of Trade & Customs, 13 April, 1920.
National Archives of Australia: Department of Health, Central Office; A1928, Correspondence files, multiple number series (first series), 1925 – 1949; 1105/5, Tuberculosis Collection of specimens by Branch Laboratories for examinations and identification by Serum Laboratories, 1924 – 1938;
Instructions for the Medical Officer in Charge of Commonwealth Health Laboratory from Director-General of Health, 29 March 1924.
Memorandum from Director-General of Health to Director, division of Tropical Hygiene, Brisbane, 29 March 1924.
M.J. Holmes, ‘Tuberculosis Investigation To ascertain the incidence of bovine tuberculosis in children’s hospitals population’, circa April 1929.
Memorandum, A/Director of Tropical Hygiene (Holmes) to A/Director- General of Health, Melbourne, 16 October 1924.
Note, Cumpston to Director Division Tuberculosis and Venereal Disease, 7 January 1929.
Memo, Aging Director-General of Health to Director Division of Tropical Hygiene, Division of Marine Hygiene, Chief Quarantine Officer (General), New South Wales, 11. October, 1924.
Memorandum Acting Director, Division of Tropical Hygiene, Brisbane to Director-General of Health, Melbourne, 11 November, 1924.
Memorandum, J.S.C. Elkington, Director, Division of Tropical Hygiene to Director-General of Health, Melbourne, 23 February, 1925.
Memorandum, J.S.C. Elkington, Director, Division of Tropical Hygiene to Director-General of Health, Melbourne, 13 May, 1925.
Memorandum, Director, Laboratories Division, Parkville to Director- General of Health, Canberra, 15 November 1928.
Memorandum, M.J. Holmes, Director, Division of Tuberculosis and Venereal Disease, to Director-General, 14 January, 1929.
Memorandum from Director-General of Health to The Director, Division of Laboratories, 12 February 1929.
Memorandum, Director General of Health to Director, Laboratories Division, Commonwealth Serum Laboratories, 26 April 1929.
Letter, Director General of Health, Canberra to Heads of State Health Departments, 2 September, 1929.
Letter, Director General of Health, Department of Health, Canberra to Medical Superintendent, 2 September, 1929.
421 Note, Cumpston to Director Division of Tuberculosis and Venereal disease, 7 January, 1929.
Memorandum, Director-General of Health to Director, Division of laboratories, 12 February, 1929.
M.J. Holmes, ‘Tuberculosis Investigation to ascertain the incidence of bovine tuberculosis in children’s hospitals population’, circa April, 1929.
National Archives of Australia: Repatriation Commission; A3582, Published volume of the "Rulings of the Repatriation Commission under the Australian Soldiers Repatriation Act, 1920 and the Regulations", 1921 - ; NN, Department of Repatriation Rulings of the Repatriation Commission Volume 1, 1921 – 1921;
Rulings of the Repatriation Commission, Ruling No. 23, 10 December, 1920.
National Archives of Australia: Repatriation Department, Repatriation Commission; A2487, Correspondence files, annual single number series, 1919 - 09 Oct 1929; 1921/14194, [Tubercular soldiers - Part 2], 1921 – 1921;
Department of Repatriation, House of Representatives, Question For This Day, Notice Paper No. 118, 14 April, 1921.
Letter, T.B. Soldiers & Sailors Association Queensland Branch to Acting Minister for Repatriation, 22/2/21.
Letter, P.E. Deane, Secretary to the Prime Minister, to Chairman of the Repatriation Commission, 18/4/21.
Department of Repatriation Minute Paper G21/9147. Letter, Chairman, Repatriation Commission to Prime Minister’s Department, 20 September, 1921.
National Archives of Australia: Department of External Affairs [I], Melbourne, Department of Home and Territories, Central Office; A1, Correspondence files, annual single number series, 1903 – 1938; 1921/21464, Persons suffering from Tuberculosis. Conditions of Admission, 1921 – 1921;
Letter, British Ministry of Health, to County Borough Councils and Tuberculosis Joint Committee (England) and Metropolitan Borough Councils, 28 August, 1921.
National Archives of Australia: Prime Minister's Department, Department of External Affairs [II], Central Office; A457, Correspondence files, multiple number series, first system, 1915 – 1923; D403/6, Repatriation Tuberculosis Pensions, 1923 – 1925;
Letter, Commonwealth Treasury to Prime Minister 28 August, 1923.
422 National Archives of Australia: Secretary to Cabinet/Cabinet Secretariat [I]; A2718, Bruce-Page Ministry - Volumes of minutes and minutes and submissions (incompleted), with partial indexes, 1923 – 1929; Volume 1 Part 2, 1924 – 1924;
Cabinet Minutes, 10 June 1924.
National Archives of Australia: Secretary to Cabinet/Cabinet Secretariat [I]; A2718, Bruce-Page Ministry - Volumes of minutes and minutes and submissions (incompleted), with partial indexes, 11 Feb 1923 - 18 Oct 1929; VOLUME 6 PART 1, [Bruce-Page Ministry] Cabinet Minutes and Submissions 30.4.29 - 7.6.29, 1929 – 1929. Cabinet Minutes, 2 May 1929;
Cabinet Minutes and Submissions 30.4.29 – 7.6.29.
National Archives of Australia: Prime Minister's Department; A460, Correspondence files, Class 5 (Royal Commissions), 1921 – 1950; E5/16, Royal Commission on Health - Representations re., 1924 – 1925;
Letters, South Australian Friendly Societies’ Association, Queensland Friendly societies’ Association, Friendly Societies’ Association of New South Wales, 20 March, 1925, 11 March 1925, 30 January 1925 to Prime Minister.
Letter, J.K. Powell, Editor, ‘Sparks Fortnightly’ to Right Hon S.M. Bruce, Prime Minister, 8 December, 1924.
Memorandum, Acting Director-General, Commonwealth Department of Health to Secretary, Prime Minister’s Department, 18 December, 1924.
Letter, Health Inspectors’ Association of Australia to Rt Hon S.M. Bruce, Prime Minister, 4 October, 1924.
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Letter, Harold V. Mattingly, Dental Surgeon, to Mr. Latham, MHR, 18 September 1924.
National Archives of Australia: Prime Minister's Department; A460, Correspondence files, Class 5 (Royal Commissions), 1921 – 1950; A5/16, Royal Commission. Health. Main file and copy of Report, 1925 – 1928;
Commonwealth Gazette, No. 1, 8 January, 1924 Letter, Minister for Health to the Prime Ministers, 25 November 1924.
National Archives of Australia: Department of External Affairs [II], Central Office, Prime Minister's Department; A458, Correspondence files, multiple number series, second system, 1923 – 1934; L368/3, Medical. Diseases. 423 Tuberculosis. Ultra Violet Rays. Investigations by Dr. H.W. Wunderly, 1924 – 1926;
Letter, Premier of South Australia to the Prime Minister, 16 February 1925. Report from H.W. Wunderly to Chief Secretary, South Australia, 8 January 1926.
National Archives of Australia: Department of Health, Central Office; A1928, Correspondence files, multiple number series (first series), 1925 - 1949; 1105/29 Section 1, Establishment of Tuberculosis Dispensaries, 1928 – 1930;
Letter, Director-General of Health (JHL Cumpston) to Minister for Health (Sir Neville Howse), 18 April 1928.
Minute, Director-General of Health (JHL Cumpston) to Minister for Health (Sir Neville Howse), 3 April, 1928.
Memorandum, J.H.L. Cumpston, Director-General of Health, to Prime Minister’s Department, 24 April, 1928.
M.J. Holmes, Division of Tuberculosis and Venereal Disease, ‘Tuberculosis, Proposed Subsidy to be paid by the Commonwealth Government to the States in Connection with the Control of Tuberculosis’, 19 March, 1929.
Memorandum, Director-General of Health to Minister for Health, 22 March, 1929.
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Letter, Earle Page, Treasurer to Neville Howse, Minister for Health, 31 May, 1928.
Letter, Neville Howse, Minister for Health to Earle Page, Treasurer, 7 June, 1928.
Letter, Neville Howse, Minister for Health to Earle Page, Treasurer, 13 July 1928.
National Archives of Australia: Department of Health, Central Office; A1928, Correspondence files, multiple number series (first series), 1925 – 1949; 1105/29 SECTION 2, Tuberculosis Establishment of Tuberculosis dispensaries, 1931 – 1942;
Memorandum, J.H.L. Cumpston, Director-General of Health, to Prime Minister’s Department, 24 April, 1928.
Memorandum, J.H.L. Cumpston, Director-General of Health to Minister for Health, 28 March, 1929.
424 Federal Health Council, Fourth Session, 11-13 March, 1930. Federal Health Council, Fifth Session 24-25 March, 1931.
National Archives of Australia: Department of Health, Central Office; A1928, Correspondence files, multiple number series (first series), 1925 – 1949; 1105/30, Tuberculosis Report on the Control of Tuberculosis in Australia, 1929 – 1937;
Commonwealth Department of Health, Report on the Control of Tuberculosis in Australia, (M.J. Holmes, D.S.O., M.B.B.S., D.P.H., Government Printer, Canberra, u.d. (1928).
National Archives of Australia: A1928/1; 1105/3, Tuberculosis – Tuberculosis Enquiry Forms – 1926-1934;
Memorandum, Chief Quarantine Officer, New South Wales to Commonwealth Director-General of Health, 20 August 1928.
Memorandum, Commonwealth Director-General of Health to Chief Quarantine Officer, Victoria, 11 March, 1929.
National Archives of Australia: Department of Health, Central Office; A1928, Correspondence files, multiple number series (first series), 1925 – 1949; 1105/13, Tuberculosis - Tuberculosis Enquiry reports, 1926 – 1934;
Memorandum, Chief Quarantine Officer (General) Victoria to Commonwealth Director-General of Health, 11 March 1929.
Memorandum, Chief Quarantine Officer (General), Victoria to Director- General of Health, Dept of Health, Canberra, 29 July 1929.
Memoranda from Chief Quarantine Officer (General), Victoria to Director- General of Health, Department of Health Canberra, 16 August, 26 August, 4 September, 2 October, 28 October, 27 November 1929, 4 January 1930.
Memorandum, Chief Quarantine Officer, New South Wales, to Commonwealth Director-General of Health, 20 August 1928.
Memorandum, Director-General of Health to All Chief Quarantine Officers in all States, 23 August, 1934.
Memorandum, Chief Quarantine Officer, South Australia, to Commonwealth Director-General of Health, 4 March 1929. Memorandum, Commonwealth Director-General of Health to Chief Quarantine Office, South Australia, 25 March, 1929.
National Archives of Australia: Department of Health, Central Office; A1928, Correspondence files, multiple number series (first series), 1925 – 1949; 1105/32, Tuberculosis Educational - University Teaching, 1929 – 1936;
Letter, Federal Director-General of Health to Dr. L.S., Latham, 107 Collins Street Melbourne, 10 April, 1929. 425
Letter, M.J. Holmes, Director, Division of TB & VD, to the Federal Director-General of Health, 13 June 1929.
National Archives of Australia: Department of Health, Central Office; A1928, Correspondence files, multiple number series (first series), 1925 – 1949; 1105/33, Tuberculosis Subsidy for Tuberculosis Clinics, 1929 – 1937;
Memorandum, Director-General of Health to the Minister, 17 July 1930.
National Archives of Australia: Department of Health, Central Office; A1928, Correspondence files, multiple number series (first series), 1925 – 1949; 735/4, Old Age & Invalid Pensions Payment to cases of tuberculosis-particulars asked for, 1926 – 1929;
Memorandum, Commonwealth Director-General of Health to Chief Quarantine Officer (General), Sydney, 4 March 1929.
Letter, Assistant Commissioner of Pensions to Director-General of Health, 6 September, 1926.
National Archives of Australia: Department of Health, Central Office; A1928, Correspondence files, multiple number series (first series), 1925 – 1949; 1105/1 SECTION 1, Tuberculosis General, 1927 – 1938;
Letter, Nora Bourke to Hon. W.M. Hughes, 23 November, 1934.
National Archives of Australia: Department of Health, Central Office; A1928, Correspondence files, multiple number series (first series), 1925 – 1949; 1105/1 Section 2, Tuberculosis General, 1938 – 1938;
Letter, Federated Miscellaneous Workers’ Union, SA Branch to Minister for Pension, Canberra, 20 May 1942.
National Archives of Australia: Department of Health, Central Office; A1928, Correspondence files, multiple number series (first series), 1925 – 1949; 1105/40 Section 2, Tuberculosis - Human Returned Soldiers suffering from Tuberculosis - Repatriation Dept., 1938 – 1941;
‘Factors in the Control Tuberculosis’ u.d. circa February 1937.
National Health & Medical Research Council ‘Tuberculosis Resolutions Repatriation Department action, Notes on interview with Mr. Rowe, Deputy Chairman, Repatriation Commission, 3 March 1937.
National Archives of Australia: Department of Health, Central Office; A1928, Correspondence files, multiple number series (first series), 1925 – 1949; 1105/40 Section 1, Tuberculosis - Human Returned Soldiers suffering from Tuberculosis - Repatriation Dept., 1936 – 1938;
W.M. Hughes, Minister for Health, to Cabinet, Health No. 151, Tuberculosis, 8 March 1937.
W.M. Hughes, For Cabinet, Agenda No. 2033, ‘Repatriation Commission, Extension of Powers of the Repatriation Commission to Include 426 Periodical Examination and Treatment of Close Contacts of Tuberculous Soldiers’, Approved J.A. Lyons, 9 March, 1937.
National Health and Medical Research Council, ‘Tuberculosis, Extension of the Powers of the Repatriation Commission to Include Periodical Examination and Treatment of Close Contacts of Tuberculous Soldiers’.
Letter, Norman R. Mighell, Chairman, Repatriation Commission to J.H.L. Cumpston, Director-General of Health, 14 April, 1938.
‘Survey of Contacts of Ex Service Men Suffering from Pulmonary Tuberculosis’, 18 February, 1938.
T.H. Goddard, ‘Investigation regarding Tuberculosis in Wives and Children of Ex-Soldiers’, 14 April, 1938.
Dr. Bull, ‘Final Report on TB Clinic’, 25 May 1938.
A.H. Melville, ‘Repatriation Tuberculosis Survey, Victoria’, 9 June 1938.
Hughes, W.M., Health No. 151, for Cabinet, ‘Tuberculosis’, 8 March 1937.
W.M. Hughes, For Cabinet, Agenda No. 2033, ‘Repatriation Commission, Extension of Powers of the Repatriation Commission to Include Periodical Examination and Treatment of Close Contacts of Tuberculous Soldiers’, Approved J.A. Lyons, 9 March 1937.
National Archives of Australia: Department of Health, Central Office; A1928, Correspondence files, multiple number series (first series), 1925 – 1949; 458/10 SECTION 2, Health Laboratory, Bendigo Co-operation with State Dept. of Health for Tuberculosis investigation. Section 2, 1940 – 1945;
Public Health Department, Bendigo, 'Tuberculosis in Bendigo', 19 November 1940.
Letter, Noel M. Gutteridge to J.H.L. Cumpston, Director-General, Commonwealth Department of Health, 15 October 1925.
Letter, City of Bendigo to Director General, Commonwealth Health Laboratory, Canberra, 28 March 1941.
Public Health Department, Bendigo, 'Tuberculosis in Bendigo', 19 November 1940.
Letter, J. Bell Ferguson, State Director of Tuberculosis (Victoria) to F. Amer, Town Clerk, Bendigo, 4 December 1940.
Letter, J.H.L. Cumpston, Commonwealth Director-General of Health to Town Clerk, Bendigo, 1 April, 1941.
Memorandum, Commonwealth Director-General of Health to Chief Quarantine Officer, 1 April, 1941.
Memorandum, Chief Quarantine Officer, Victoria to Commonwealth Director-General of Health, 9 April, 1941.
427 Memorandum, Chief Quarantine Officer, Victoria to Commonwealth Director-General of Health, 21 April, 1941.
Letter, Town Clerk, City of Bendigo to Commonwealth Director-General of Health, 21 April, 1941.
Letter, Commonwealth Director-General of Health to Dr H.N. Featonby, Department of Public Health, Victoria, 29 April, 1941.
Letter, J.H.L. Cumpston, Commonwealth Director-General of Health to Town Clerk, City of Bendigo, 8 December, 1941.
Letter, H.N. Featonby, Chief Health Officer, Department of Health, Victoria to Dr F. McCallum, Commonwealth Director-General of Health, 13 September 1945.
National Archives of Australia: Department of Health, Central Office; A1928, Correspondence files, multiple number series (first series), 1925 – 1949; 690/13 SECTION 1, National Health and Medical Research Council Tuberculosis research Section 1, 1937 – 1938;
Letter, T. Playford, Premier of South Australia to the Prime Minister, 10 January 1939.
Memorandum, Commonwealth Director-General of Health to Secretary, Prime Minister’s Department, 7 March 1939.
Letter, Prime Minister to Premier of South Australia, 3 May 1939.
Letter, T. Playford, Premier of South Australia to the Prime Minister, 10 January 1939.
Memorandum, Commonwealth Director-General of Health to Secretary, Prime Minister’s Department, 7 March 1939.
M.J. Holmes, ‘Tuberculosis’, 19 April, 1940.
Memorandum, Director-General of Health to the Minister for Health, 19 April, 1940.
Memorandum from Chief Quarantine Officer (General), New South Wales to the Commonwealth Director-General of Health, 27 May, 1940.
J.H.L. Cumpston, Commonwealth Director-General of Health to The Minister, 26 November, 1940.
‘Notes on Material Submitted by Dr Galbraith and Dr Carruthers’.
Letter, Town Clerk City of Melbourne, to J.H.L. Cumpston, Chair of NHMRC, 22 June 1937.
Letter, M.J. Homles to Dr. Mighel, Chairman, Repatriation Commission, 30 November 1937.
Letters, General Secretary of the Federal Council of the British Medical Association in Australia to J.H.L. Cumpston, Chairman, National Health and Medical Research Council and to W.M. Hughes, Minister for Health, Commonwealth of Australia, 30 August 1937. 428
Letter, W.M. Hughes, Minister of Health to the Federal Council of the British Medical Association in Australia, 3 September, 1937.
Letter, D.R.W. Cowan, Adelaide to M.J. Holmes, 1 December, 1937.
Letter, J.H.L. Cumpston, Commonwealth Director-General of Health, to Town Clerk, Melbourne City Council, 20 July 1937.
Letter, M.J. Holmes to Dr. Douglas Galbraith, Victoria, 9 December, 1937.
J.H.L. Cumpston, Chairman, NHMRC, Preface to articles by Dr. Douglas Anderson and Dr. Cotter Harvey, 7 October, 1938.
Letter, M.J. Holmes to Dr. Morgan, Director, Commonwealth Serum Laboratories, 22 July, 1938.
National Health and Medical Research Council, Minutes of the First meeting of the Tuberculosis Committee, 18 March 1938.
Letter from J. Bell Ferguson, State Director of Tuberculosis, Victoria to M.J. Holmes, Senior Medical Officer, Department of Health, Canberra, 17 February 1938.
Letter, M.J. Holmes to Dr Cotter Harvey, Sydney, 8 July 1938.
M.J. Holmes, Convener, NHMRC Sixth Session, Committee on Tuberculosis, May 1939, Health No. Af6.
Notes on Material Submitted by Dr Galbraith and Dr Carruthers.
Douglas Galbraith, ‘Report on Research Work being carried out in connection with the Orthopaedic Section of the Melbourne Children’s Hospital’, NHMRC, Sixth Session, May, 1939, Health No. AF.1.
Letter, Darcy Cowan to M.J. Holmes, 25 November 1939.
Memorandum, Commonwealth Director-General of Health to Secretary, Prime Minister’s Department, 7 March, 1939.
Letter, Prime Minister to Premier of South Australia, 3 May, 1939.
H.W. Wunderly ‘An Investigation of Young Women in Age Group 15-30 years (South Australia)’, NHMRC, Sixth Session, Committee on Tuberculosis, May, 1939, Health No. AF.3.
Douglas Anderson, ‘Interim Report to the National Health and Medical Research Council’, Health No. A.F.5, u.d. circa May 1939.
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NHMRC Tuberculosis Committee, Agenda, 18 March 1938.
Parke Davis & Co., Circular, circa 1938-39.
Letter, T. Playford, Premier of South Australia to the Prime Minister, 10 January, 1939.
429 Wunderly, H.W., ‘An Investigation of Young Women in Age Group 15-30 years (South Australia)’ NHMRC, Sixth Session, Committee on Tuberculosis, May, 1939, Health No. AF.3.
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Holmes, M.J. ‘Tuberculosis’, 19 April, 1940, p. 1.
Allen, T. ‘Health Survey of Dependants of Tubercular Ex-Soldiers’, 1 August, 1938.
Letter, M.J. Holmes to Dr. Douglas Galbraith, Children’s Hospital, Carlton, Victoria, 30 August, 1938.
Anderson, Douglas, ‘Interim Report to the National Health and Medical Research Council’, Health No. A.F.5, u.d. circa May, 1939.
Letter, M. J. Holmes to Dr Cotter Harvey, Sydney, 27 March 1940.
Letter, Douglas Galbraith, M.D., to M.J. Holmes, 18 March, 1940.
Letter, Cotter Harvey to M.J. Holmes, 14 March 1940.
T. Allen, ‘Health Survey of Dependants of Tubercular Ex-Soldiers’, 1 August, 1938.
National Archives of Australia: Department of Health, Central Office; A1928, Correspondence files, multiple number series (first series), 1925 1949; 690/13 Section 2, National Health and Medical Research Council Tuberculosis research Section 2, 1938 – 1946;
Letter, BMA to P.C. Spender, Minister for the Army, 1 April, 1941. Letter, P.C. Spender, Minister for the Army, to the BMA 28 May, 1941. Letter, the BMA to J.H.L. Cumpston and the NHMRC, 22 July 1941. Letter, J.H.L. Cumpston, Chairman of the NHMRC to the BMA, 24 July, 1941. National Archives of Australia: Department of the Treasury [I], Central Office; A571, Correspondence files, annual single number series, 1901 – 1976; 1943/1730 PART 1, Tuberculosis, 1943 – 1946.
Memorandum from J.M. Fraser, Minister of State for Health, to Cabinet, 18 January, 1944.
Letter from J.B. Chifley, Treasurer, to Civilian Tuberculosis and Cancer Fund, 13 May 1943.
Minute to Treasurer from Assistant Secretary of Treasury, 23 May 1944.
National Archives of Australia: Department of the Treasury [I], Central Office; A571, Correspondence files, annual single number series, 1901 – 1976; 1943/1730 Part 2, Tuberculosis, 1946 – 1947;
430 Letter, J.B. Chifley to Civilian Tuberculosis and Cancer Fund, 13 May, 1943.
Letter to Hon. W.J. McKell, Premier of New South Wales from J.B. Chifley, Prime Minister, 22 August 1946.
Commonwealth of Australia, Conference of Ministers for Health of the Commonwealth and States of Australia, Canberra, 6 July 1944.
‘Tuberculosis’, u.d., circa June- November 1944.
J.B. Chifley, Treasurer [and Prime Minister], ‘Tuberculosis Benefits. Special Financial Assistance in respect of Dependants of Sufferers’, Cabinet Agendum No. 936, 11 September, 1945.
Memorandum 8756/43/1730 from Assistant Secretary to the Treasurer, 5 April, 1946.
Correspondence/report, u.d., circa June 1946.
Letter, J.B. Chifley, Prime Minister to W.J. McKell, Premier of New South Wales, 22 August, 1946.
Letter, T. Playford, Premier, South Australia, to the Prime Minister, u.d. circa 15 October 1946.
Letter, John Cain, Premier of Victoria, to the Prime Minister, 16 September 1946.
Minute Paper from Goodes to J.B. Chifley, Treasurer, 4 June 1946.
Letter, Robert Cosgrove, Premier, Tasmania, to Prime Minister, 11 November 1946.
Letter, E.M. Hanlon, Premier of Queensland to the Prime Minister, 11 November, 1946.
Extract from rough Hansard, House of Representatives, 20 November 1946. Committee appointed by Minister, Report to Minister of Health, Victoria, November 1946.
H. Goodes, Secretary, Commonwealth Treasury, File note regarding discussion with B. Warburton, New South Wales State Treasury, 26 November 1946.
Memorandum, A.J. Metcalfe, Acting Director-General of Health (Commonwealth) to H.J. Goodes, Assistant Secretary, Treasury (Commonwealth), 13 December 1946.
Tuberculosis Conference, Australian Institute of Anatomy, Canberra, 18 December, 1946.
NHMRC Priorities agreed at the twentieth session of the NHMRC; Tuberculosis Conference, Australian Institute of Anatomy, Canberra, 18 December, 1946.
Memorandum, A.J. Metcalfe, Acting Director-General Commonwealth Health Department Prime Minister’s Department, 29 January 1947.
431 Letter, James McGirr, Premier, New South Wales to the Prime Minister, 6 February 1947.
Letter, Premier, Western Australia to the Prime Minister 6 February, 1947.
Letter from E.J. Walsh, Acting Premier, Queensland to the Prime Minster, 13 March 1947.
Conference of Commonwealth Health and Medical Research Council and State tuberculosis Officers, u.d. circa late 1946, as attachment to letter from Acting Premier of Queensland to the Prime Minster, 13 March 1947.
Memorandum, A.J. Metcalfe, Acting Director-General of Health to Secretary, Prime Minister’s Department, 1 April, 1947.
Tuberculosis – Tentative Estimates of Costs, u.d. circa April 1947.
Letter, N.E. McKenna, Commonwealth Minister for Health, to State Ministers for Health, 4 June 1947.
Department of the Treasury Minute Paper 13 June 1947.
Notes on Ministers of Health Conference in Melbourne on 19th – 20th May 1947, Department of the Treasury Minute Paper 13 June 1947.
Letter, V.C. Gair, Acting Premier of Queensland to Prime Minister Chifley, 23 June 1947.
Letter, J.B. Chifley, Treasurer to N.B. McKenna, Commonwealth Minister for Health, 24 June, 1947.
Letter, N.B. McKenna, Commonwealth Minister of Health to J.B. Chifley, Treasurer, 26 June 1947.
Notes on Discussion on 27 June 1947 on Commonwealth Policy for the Tuberculosis Conference.
Draft Memorandum to the Treasurer, ‘Tuberculosis Act 1945 – Special Allowance, u.d. circa April/May 1946.
Notes on Ministers of Health Conference in Melbourne on 19th – 20th May 1947.
Letter to State Ministers for Health from N.E. McKenna, Commonwealth Minister for Health, 4 June 1947.
Department of the Treasury Minute Paper 13 June 1947.
Letter, J.B. Chifley, Treasurer to N.B. McKenna, Commonwealth Minister for Health, 24 June, 1947.
Letter, N.B. McKenna, Commonwealth Minister of Health to J.B. Chifley, Treasurer, 26 June 1947.
Departmental Committee of Commonwealth and State Officials on Tuberculosis, 1 July 1947.
Minute Paper, Assistant Secretary, Treasury to Treasurer, 11 July 1947.
432 Departmental Committee of Commonwealth and State Officials on Tuberculosis, 1 July 1947. Minute Paper, Assistant Secretary, Treasury to Treasurer, 11 July 1947.
Memorandum, Assistant Secretary, Treasury to J.B. Chifley, Treasurer, 11 July 1947.
Commonwealth of Australia, Conference of Ministers for Health of the Commonwealth and States of Australia, Canberra, 6 July 1944.
J.B. Chifley, Treasurer [and Prime Minister], ‘Tuberculosis Benefits. Special Financial Assistance in respect of Dependants of Sufferers’, Cabinet Agendum No. 936, 11 September, 1945.
Letter, Edward James Holloway, Minister for Health to Hon. J.B. Chifley, Treasurer, 11 May 1943.
National Archives of Australia: Department of the Treasury [I], Central Office; A571, Correspondence files, annual single number series, 1901 – 1976; 1943/1730 PART 3, Tuberculosis, 1947 – 1948;
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N.E. McKenna, Minister of State for Health, Cabinet Agendum No. 12074, undated, circa 16 February 1948.
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National Archives of Australia: Department of Health, Central Office; A1928, Correspondence files, multiple number series (first series), 1925 – 1949; 1105/44, Tuberculosis – State Control of, 1944 – 1944;
Letter, Director-General of Health, 15 September 1944.
National Archives of Australia: Department of Health, Central Office; A1658, Correspondence files, multiple number series (second series), 1949 – 1962; 1184/3/2 PART 1, Tuberculosis - Control Campaign - Advisory Council - Constitution and functions; 1948 – 1967;
Letter, H.C. Barnard, Minister for Repatriation, to Senator N.E. McKenna, Minister for Health and Social Services, 19 July 1949, p. 2.
Letter from A.J. Metcalfe, Commonwealth Director-General of Health to the Hon. A.J. White, MLA, Minister for Health, Tasmania, 27 July 1948; Letter to State Health Ministers from N.E. McKenna, Commonwealth Minister of Health, 21 June, 1949.
Letter, H.C. Barnard, Minister for Repatriation, to Senator N.E. McKenna, Minister for Health and Social Services, 19 July 1949.
433 National Archives of Australia: Department of Health, Central Office; A1658, Correspondence files, multiple number series (second series), 1949 – 1962; 1182/1/1, Tuberculosis - Tuberculosis Legislation – General, 1948 – 1948.
Notes of Conference of Commonwealth and State Health and Treasury Officers, 14-15 April, 1948, Melbourne.
Conference of Commonwealth and State Officers regarding tuberculosis, Melbourne, 14-15 April, 1948.
National Archives of Australia: Department of Health, Central Office; A1658, Correspondence files, multiple number series (second series), 1949 – 1962; 1184/1/3, Tuberculosis - Control Campaign - Tuberculosis control - Dr Wunderly's report - 1947 and 1957, 1947 – 1957;
H.W.Wunderly, Extracts from Report on the Control of Tuberculosis in Australia.
National Archives of Australia: Department of Health, Central Office; A1658, Correspondence files, multiple number series (second series), 1949 – 1962; 1182/2/1 PART 1, Tuberculosis Legislation Policy - Cabinet submissions and decisions by Cabinet, 1945 – 1948;
McKenna, Minister of State for Health, to Cabinet, 27 July, 1948.
Memorandum, A.J. Metcalfe, Director-General of Health, to Secretary, Attorney-General’s Department, 26 July 1948.
Statement by the Prime Minister on 16/2/1948, ‘Social Security – Tuberculosis, Cabinet Decision, 16 February 1948.
National Archives of Australia: The Rt Hon Viscount Stanley Melbourne BRUCE PC, CH, MC; A1494, Select documents concerning the Hughes Cabinet kept by Stanley Melbourne Bruce, circa15 Dec 1921 - 02 Nov 1959; 1, [Personal Papers of Prime Minister Bruce] [Select documents concerning the Hughes Cabinet with an explanatory note written by Lord Bruce in 1959], 15 Dec 1921 - 02 Nov 1959;
Rt Hon Viscount Bruce, ‘Note re Memorandum dated 8 August, 1922’, 2 November 1959.
National Archives of Australia: Governor General; A11804, General Correspondence of Governor-General (excluding War files), 1912 – 1927; 1926/425, Tuberculosis - investigations by Doctor Smallpage, 1926 – 1926.
National Archives of Australia: Governor –General; A11804, General Correspondence of Governor-General (excluding War files), 1912 – 1927; 1925/623, Spahlinger Treatment [for tuberculosis], 1925 – 1925.
434 NATIONAL ARCHIVES OF AUSTRALIA - AUSTRALIAN WAR MEMORIAL ARCHIVES
National Archives of Australia: Official History, 1914-18 War; AWM32, Australian Army Medical Corps files (Tait collection), 28 Mar 1920 - 06 May 1920; 104, Control of invalids [AIF]. Administrative measures for dealing with special cases. B. Tuberculosis, 1915 – 1920;
Control of Invalids, Administrative measures for dealing with special cases, 1915.
‘Control of Invalids’, (Minute of S.O., 1/9/16) (Minute of Finance Member 8/9/16.)
Memorandum, DGMS to all Commandants, Defence Circular No. 66889, 20 October, 1915.
Memorandum 20099, 2 March, 1916, to all military districts.
Control of Invalids, Administrative measures for dealing with special cases, Copy of Minute of Finance Member, 15/4/16 “Treatment of Consumptives”.
Control of Invalids, Copy of letter from War Office, 10/11/16.
Memorandum, Geo Cuscaden, Colonel, AAMC, Principal Medical Officer 3rd Medical District to Principal Medical Officer, 4 May 1917, in ‘Treatment of Soldiers Suffering from Tuberculosis’.
Memorandum, Director-General, Medical Service, 5 May, 1917, 15 June, 1917, ‘Treatment of Soldiers Suffering with Tuberculosis’ Control of Invalids. Administrative measures for dealing with special cases.
Minute from Minister for Repatriation, November, 1917, ‘Treatment of Soldiers Suffering from Tuberculosis’, Control of Invalids. Administrative measures for dealing with special cases.
Extract from Report of Principal Medical Officer, 1st Medical Division, 1916- 17, in ‘Treatment of Soldiers Suffering from Tuberculosis’, Control of Invalids. Administrative measures for dealing with special cases.
National Archives of Australia: Official History, 1914-18 War; AWM41, Official History, 1914-18 War: Records of A.G.Butler, Historian of Australian Army Medical Services, 1922 – 1943; 265, [Official History, 1914-18 War: Records of Arthur G Butler:] Tuberculosis and pulmonary infections, 1922 – 1939;
Richards, R.E. ‘Tuberculosis in Australia, Part I, Review of Research Activities into Tuberculosis in Australia, assisted by grants from the National Health and Medical Research Council for the period 1/1/38 – 31/12/39.
Holmes, M.J., Senior Medical Officer, Commonwealth Department of Health, ‘Tuberculosis in Australia. Part II, Implications of the Research
435 Work in Australia in Relation to Prevention and Control of Tuberculosis’.
Rough Notes from Major Courtney.
Remarks by Dr Graham Butler, Queensland at final meeting of Congress, 1924.
National Archives of Australia: Department of Defence [II] (Central Administration); AWM54, Written records, 1939-45 War, circa1926 – 1993; 1035/6/2, [X-Ray - Reports:];
General Downes' account on Miniature radiography - Diagnosis of Pulmonary Tuberculosis by X-ray, 1939 – 1941.
Miniature Radiography, General Downes’ Account.
Cooper, Eric L., ‘Pulmonary Tuberculosis in Recruits, Experience in the survey by microradiographic method, u.d. circa 1940.
STATE RECORDS OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA
State Records of South Australia GRG8/1 Public Health Department Correspondence files 1899, Infectious Diseases at Hospitals, Action taken by Local Boards to control,
Correspondence from various local boards of health and hospitals to Central Board of Health Dec 1899 to Mar 1900.
Adelaide Children’s Hospital to Central Board of Health, 2 February 1900.
State Records of South Australia GRG8/1, Public Health Department Correspondence 1900-1907, Correspondence from Town Clerk, St Peters to Central Board of Health, 31 August 1903, File 135, 1903.
State Records of South Australia GRG8/19, Central Board of Health Minute Books.
Central Board of Health Minute 29 August, 1899, Dr William Ramsay Smith appointed Chair of the CBH, City Coroner and Vaccination Officer – August 1899.
State Records of South Australia GRG 8/31, Central Board of Health, later the Department of Public Health, 1900-1907, Central Board of Health Infectious Diseases Mortuary Book, Adelaide, 1900-1902.
State Records of South Australia GRG8/1, Central Board of Health, later the Department of Public Health, Public Health Department Correspondence 1900- 1907, Correspondence from Metropolitan Local Boards to Central Board of Health, re: Isolation of infectious diseases Stating means employed, Central Board of Health file number 134, 1907.
The Local Board of Health for the City of Adelaide.
Local Board of Health, City of Unley 23 October 1907.
436 Secretary of the Local Board of Health, City of Port Adelaide to the Central Board of Health, 17 October, 1907.
State Records of South Australia GRG 24/163/4, Report of Tuberculosis Committee and Final Report of Sub-committee, Frank S. Hone to Chairman, British Medical Association Sub-Committee for Tuberculosis, Adelaide, 18 November, 1932.
State Records of South Australia GRG 24/163/13, 1., Notes Relating to Bedford Park Sanatorium and Northfield Consumptive Home, 1932.
CITY OF SYDNEY ARCHIVES
City of Sydney Archives, CRS 29, By-Laws, 18 October, 1904.
City of Sydney Archives, Proceedings of Council, 12 October, 1904.
ROYAL ADELAIDE HOSPITAL HERITAGE OFFICE
Board of Management of the Adelaide Hospital, Annual Reports, 1898 – 1921.
MISCELLANEOUS PRIMARY SOURCES
‘Plea for the Consumptive Soldier’, Reveille, 2 November, 1918.
‘The Anti-Consumption Crusade’, Good Health, May 1, 1909, M.L.
Association for the Prevention of Consumption, Minutes, 1919-1925, M.L.
Australian Health Society, Report 1876-77, SLSA.
Beveridge, William, Social Insurance Allied Services, (Report), London, His Majesty’s Stationery Office, 1942.
Candler, C. The Prevention of Consumption a Mode of Prevention Founded on a New Theory of the Nature of the Tubercle Bacillus, Kegan Paul, Trench & Co., London, 1887, M.L.
Candler, C., The Prevention of Consumption a Mode of Prevention Founded on a New Theory of the Nature of the Tubercle Bacillus, Kegan Paul, Trench & Co., London, 1887, M.L.
Conference on Consumption, A digest of the Proceedings of the Conference of Representatives of Local Boards of Health in the Metropolitan Area of Adelaide, 1909, SLSA.
Correspondence, Matron to Tubercular Soldiers Aid Society, 31 Aug 1927, SRG 488 Box 1, Tubercular Soldiers Aid Society, Correspondence re Angorichina Hostel, SLSA.
Cumpston, J.H.L. The History of Diphtheria, Scarlet Fever, and Whooping Cough in Australia, Government Printer, Canberra, 1927.
437 Cumpston, J.L. ‘Statistical Inquiry into Pulmonary Tuberculosis in Australia’ in Report of the Twelfth Meeting of the Australasian Association for the Advancement of Science, Brisbane, 1909, Brisbane, 1910.
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Holman, William, M.L.A., Policy Speech, 14 October 1913, The Worker Trustees, Sydney, New South Wales Political Labor League, ‘Twelve Reasons Why You Should Vote Labor’, u.d., circa 1913, M.L.
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438 Smith, W. Ramsay, Dsc., MB, FRSE, On Consumption, Melbourne, 1909, Reprinted from The Australasian Traveller for August and September, 1909.
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439 Wilton Love, M.B., ‘Compulsory Notification of Infectious Diseases’, Report of the Sixth Meeting of the Australasian Association for the Advancement of Science, Brisbane, Qld., January 1895, Published by the Association, sole editor, John Shirley B.Sc., Sydney, NSW, 834, M.L.
MEDICAL JOURNALS
Key to journals
Australian Medical Journal – 1856 – 1895 (Journal of the Medical Society of Victoria).
Australian Medical Journal – 1910 – 1914 (Journal of the Victorian Branch of the British Medical Association).
Australasian Medical Gazzette – 1882 – 1914 (Journal of the combined branches of the British Medical Association).
Intercolonial Medical Journal of Australasia – 1896 – 1909 (Journal of the Victorian Branch of the British Medical Association).
Medical Journal of Australia – 1914 – to the present (Journal of the combined branches of the British Medical Association of Australia – from 1962 the Australian Medical Association).
Many articles in the medical journals surveyed appeared without an author’s name and without a title. Articles with no author or title are noted with a long dash
______Australasian Medical Gazette, 15 May, 1891.
______Australasian Medical Gazette, 20 December, 1904, 664.
______Australasian Medical Gazette, 20 February, 1904, 124.
______Australasian Medical Gazette, 20 February, 1904, 85.
______Australasian Medical Gazette, 20 November 20, 1901, 486.
______Australasian Medical Gazette, 21 March, 1904, 124.
______Australian Medical Journal, 15 November, 1886, 499.
______Australian Medical Journal, 1886, 464, 497.
______Australian Medical Journal, 2 December, 1868, 369-379.
______Australian Medical Journal, April 1864, 99.
______Australian Medical Journal, April, 15, 1882, 177-184.
440 ______Australian Medical Journal, April, 1862, 113-116.
______Australian Medical Journal, April, 1867, 129-137.
______Australian Medical Journal, February 15, 1880, 63, 264,-266.
______Australian Medical Journal, February 1864, 63.
______Australian Medical Journal, February, 1879, 53-54.
______Australian Medical Journal, January, 1867, 33-50.
______Australian Medical Journal, January, 1864, 27.
______Australian Medical Journal, July 15, 1882, 293-295.
______Australian Medical Journal, July, 1871, 206-207.
______Australian Medical Journal, July, 203-206.
______Australian Medical Journal, March, 15, 1881, 139-140.
______Australian Medical Journal, March, 1871, 90.
______Australian Medical Journal, May 15, 1891.
______Australian Medical Journal, May, 1870, 156-157.
______Australian Medical Journal, November 15, 1883, 527. . ______Australian Medical Journal, November, 1870, 344-349.
______Australian Medical Journal, November, 1876, 345-347.
______Australian Medical Journal, October 15, 1880, 452-454.
______Australian Medical Journal, October, 1857, 266-267.
______Australian Medical Journal, October, 1861, 307-309.
______Australian Medical Journal, September, 1865, 276-283.
______Australian Medical Journal, September, 1876, 279-286.
______Intercolonial Medical Journal of Australasia, 20 July, 1909, 380.
______Intercolonial Medical Journal of Australasia, 20 December, 1904, 610.
______Intercolonial Medical Journal of Australasia, 20 February, 1904, 84.
441 ______Intercolonial Medical Journal of Australasia, May 20, 1904.
______Medical Journal of Australia, 6 December, 1919.
______Medical Journal of Australia, May 19, 1917, 422.
______Medical Journal of Australia, October 19, 1918.
‘A Year’s Work’, Medical Journal of Australia, 6 January, 1917, 11-15.
‘British Congress on Tuberculosis for the Prevention of Consumption, The Fight Against Tuberculosis in Australia’, Australasian Medical Gazette, 21 October, 1901, 457.
‘British Medical Association News’, Australasian Medical Gazette, 21 November, 1904, 581-600.
‘Hospitals and the State, Medical Journal of Australia, 9 June, 1917, 488-489.
‘Koch’s Treatment of Tuberculosis’, Australian Medical Journal, 15 February, 1891, 99-100.
‘Medical Charities in Victoria, Australasian Medical Gazette, 20 December, 1902, 631-632.
‘Notes and Comments. Isolation Hospitals’, Intercolonial Medical Journal of Australasia, 20 October, 1904, 526-527.
‘Notes and Comments. Isolation Hospitals’, Intercolonial Medical Journal of Australasia, 20 May, 1906, 274-275.
‘Obituary, Mervyn John Holmes’, Medical Journal of Australia, 15 May 1965, 737-738.
‘Opening of the Queen’s Memorial Infectious Diseases Hospital’, Australasian Medical Gazette, 20 October 1904, 533.
‘Preface’, The Australian Medical Journal, Vol 1, 1856, i.
‘Public Health’, Australasian Medical Gazette, 20 April, 1904, 191-192.
‘Queen’s Memorial Infectious Disease Hospital’, Medical Journal of Australia, 10 February 1917, 124.
‘Sanatorium Treatment’, Australian Medical Journal, 19 August, 1911, 51.
‘Some Recent Views on Tuberculosis’, Australian Medical Journal, 30 August, 1913, 1189.
‘South Australia’, Australasian Medical Gazette, 20 February 1904, 85-86.
442 ‘South Australia’, Australasian Medical Gazette, 20 June, 1904, 308.
‘South Sydney Hospital’, Medical Journal of Australia, 10 February, 1917, 131-132.
‘The Care of the Consumptive Poor’, The Fight Against Tuberculosis in Australia’, Australasian Medical Gazette, 20 February, 1904, 75.
‘The Compulsory Notification of Phthisis’, Intercolonial Medical Journal of Australasia 20 May, 1904, 260-261.
‘The Consumptive’, Australian Medical Journal, 20 August, 1910, 471-472.
‘The Fight Against Tuberculosis in Australasia’, Australasian Medical Gazette, 20 January, 1902, 31-33.
‘The Fight Against Tuberculosis in Australia’, Australasian Medical Gazette, 20 November, 1901, 487-499.
‘The Newington Asylum for Destitute Women’, Australasian Medical Gazette, 20, January, 1902.
‘The Prevention of Communicable Disease’, Australian Medical Journal, 15 August, 1890, 368-370.
‘The Proposed Hospital for Chronic Consumptives at Royal Park, Melbourne’, Australasian Medical Gazette, 21 November, 1904, 477-478.
‘The Public Health’, Australian Medical Journal, 16 December, 1911.
‘The Spread of Tubercular Phthisis and Its Prevention’, Australian Medical Journal, 15 May 1892, 234-235.
‘The Tasmanian Sanatorium for Consumptives’, Medical Journal of Australia, 31 January, 1920, 116-117.
‘The Tuberculosis Problem in Australia’, Medical Journal of Australia, September 14, 1940.
Allen, Dr. (in discussion) ‘Medical Society of Victoria Ordinary Monthly Meeting - Notes on the Antiseptic Treatment of Parasitic Diseases of the Air Passages and Lungs’, Australian Medical Journal, 15 September, 1882, 392- 394.
Bird, Dr. S.D., ‘On some Phases in the History of the Treatment of Pulmonary Phthisis during the Last Twenty-five Years’, Australian Medical Journal, 15 September, 1886, 394-409.
Board of Health New South Wales, Medical Journal of Australia, 6 January, 1917, 21-22.
443 Brown, Officer C.J. ‘Some Notes on the Treatment of Pulmonary Tuberculosis’, Medical Journal of Australia, 15 June 1946, 825-827.
Candler, C.,‘The Radical Error in Koch’s View of the Causation of Phthisis’, Australian Medical Journal, August 15, 1892, 366-385.
Champion, M.B., B.S., Melb., B. ‘Presidential Address’, Intercolonial Medical Journal of Australasia, 20 April, 1909, 169-171.
Compulsory Notification’, Intercolonial Medical Journal of Australasia, 20 July, 1905, 301-302.
Cowan, Darcy R. ‘Control of Tuberculosis’, Medical Journal of Australia, 14 December, 1940, 627-631.
Crivelli, M.D., M. ‘On the Bacillus of Koch and Tuberculosis’, Australian Medical Journal, 15 February, 1891, 59-66.
Cumpston, J.H.L., C.M.G., M.D., D.P.H., J.H.L., ‘Tuberculosis in Australia’, Medical Journal of Australia, August 8, 1931, 153-163.
F.J. Drake, M.A., M.B.,B.S. Melb, ‘Some Remarks on the Sanatorium for the Open-air Treatment of Pulmonary Tuberculosis and its Methods’, Intercolonial Medical Journal of Australasia, 20 July, 1907, 380.
Harvey, Cotter, ‘Tuberculosis as a Problem for the State’, Medical Journal of Australia, 14 September, 1940, 239-241.
Hislop, J. Gordon, M.B., Ch.B (Melbourne), M.R.C.P. (London), ‘The Control of Pulmonary Tuberculosis: Sanatorium Treatment’, Medical Journal of Australia, May 31, 1924, 527-532.
Hislop, J. Gordon, M.B., Ch.B. (Melbourne), M.R.C.P. (London), Medical Journal of Australia, 17 January, 1925, 51-62.
Holmes, M.J., ‘Tuberculosis in Australia’ based on a paper read at a plenary meeting of the Australasian Medical Congress, August, 1937, Medical Journal of Australia, 6 November, 1937, 813-827.
Holmes, M.J., D.S.O., M.B., D.PH. and Kerr, Frank R, D.S.O., M.B., D.P.H., ‘Some figures and Conclusions Drawn From An Investigation Into Tuberculous Invalid Pensioners In Australia’, Medical Journal of Australia, 12 April, 1924, 355-358.
Hone, Frank S. B.A., M.B., B.S., ‘The Present Position of Notification of Disease in South Australia’, Medical Journal of Australia, 29 May, 1915, 501- 507.
Hone, Frank S., M.B., B.S., ‘Pulmonary Tuberculosis and Notification, Medical Journal of Australia, 8 August 1931, 163-166.
444 Howard, B.A., M.D., Ch.B., Melb., G.T., ‘Presidential Address. Some Matters Concerning our Hospitals from a Medical Point of View’, Intercolonial Medical Journal of Australasia, 20 January, 1905, 1-12.
Jefferis Turner, M.D. Lond., D.P.H. Camb., ‘The Notification of Consumption’, Intercolonial Medical Journal of Australasia, 20 July, 1904, 357-367.
Kennedy, M.A., M.D., D. ‘The Early Diagnosis of Pulmonary Tuberculosis’, Australian Medical Journal, 21 March, 1914, 1477-1480.
Lancaster, H.O., ‘Tuberculosis Mortality in Australia 1908-1945, Medical Journal of Australia, 20 May 1950, 655-662.
‘Medical Society of Victoria Special Meeting’, Intercolonial Medical Journal of Australasia, 20 August, 1905, 333-337.
Neild, Dr. ‘Association Intelligence’, (presidential address to the third annual meeting of the Victorian branch of the British Medical Association), Australasian Medical Gazette, August, 1882, 152-154. - Robertson, M.A., M.D., James, ‘Dr Koch’s Cure for Consumption’, Australian Medical Journal, 15 November, 1890, 494-495.
Robertson, M.A., M.D., James, ‘Is Phthisis Pulmonalis Contagious? Australian Medical Journal, October, 15, 1886, 452-465.
Robertson, M.A., M.D., James, ‘On Koch’s Treatment of Tuberculosis’, Australian Medical Journal, February 15, 1891, 68-77.
Sinclair, Gilles, M.A., M.D., D.P.H., ‘Home and Institutional Treatment of Pulmonary Tuberculosis from the Point of View of Public Health’, Medical Journal of Australia, 8 August, 1931, 166-169.
Springthorpe, M.A., M.D., M.R.C.P., Lond., J.W. ‘A Report on Koch’s Treatment of Tubercular Disease’, Australian Medical Journal, 15 March, 1891, 133.
Springthorpe, M.A., M.D., Melb., M.R.C.P. Lond., J.W., ‘Progress Report on Koch’s Treatment of Tubercular Diseases’, Australian Medical Journal, 15 June, 1891, 289-302.
Stewart, A., M.B., ‘The Importance of Early diagnosis in Pulmonary Tuberculosis from a Public Health Point of View’, Medical Journal of Australia, 14 April, 1917, 312-314.
Thompson, M.D., D.P.H., J. Ashburton, ‘On the Guidance of Public Effort Towards the Further Prevention of Consumption’, (Address to Intercolonial Medical Congress) Intercolonial Medical Journal of Australasia, 20 October, 1899, 485-504.
445 White, Bruce, ‘Mass Radiography of the Thorax, with Special Reference to its Application to recruits for the Army’, Medical Journal of Australia, 12 July, 1941, 23-27.
Wilkinson, W. Camac, M.D., F.R.C.P., ‘The Principles of Immunity in Tuberculosis and their Value in Diagnosis and Treatment’, Medical Journal of Australia, 2 February 1924, 103-109.
Wren, J., ‘St Vincent’s Hospital, Melbourne’, Medical Journal of Australia, 9 June 1917, 491.
Wunderly, H.W. ‘Government Control of Tuberculosis’, Medical Journal of Australia, 30 October, 1937, 768-770.
INTERCOLONIAL AND AUSTRALASIAN MEDICAL CONGRESSES
Intercolonial Medical Congress of Australasia, Transactions of the First Session, Adelaide, South Australia, 1887, Vardon & Pritchard, Adelaide, 1888.,
Congress Debate, ‘Relation of the Profession to the Public’, 253-260.
Elsner, F.W., FRCSI, LMKQCPI, ‘On Tuberculosis’, 95-98.
H. Eustace Astles, MD, FRCP, Ed, ‘Some Remarks upon the South Australian Climates and their Influence upon Phthisis’, 56-60.
Stirling, E.C., M.A., M.D., Cantab, F.R.C.S., ‘The State The Practitioner And The Public’, 240.
Whittell, H.T., M.D., ‘Section of State Medicine. Chairman’s Address’, 233-237.
Intercolonial Medical Congress of Australasia, Transactions of the Third Session, September, 1892, Sydney, Charles Potter, Government Printer, Sydney, 1893.
Jones, P. Sydney, ‘The President’s Inaugural Address’, 36.
Intercolonial Medical Congress of Australasia, Transactions of the Fourth Session, Dunedin, New Zealand, February 1896, Dunedin, 1897.
Batchelor, F.C., ‘President’s Address, 25-29.
O’Hara, Dr., ‘General Discussion following addresses on Tuberculosis in Man and Animals, 46.
Springthorpe, J.W. ‘The Battle for Life’, 38-43.
Intercolonial Medical Congress of Australasia, Transactions of the Sixth Session, Hobart, February, 1902, John Vail, Government Printer, Hobart, 1903,
Ham, B. Burnett, D.P.H. (Camb.), M.D., M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., ‘The Spirit of Hygeia in Australia’, 420-432.
446 Jamieson, James, MD, ‘On the significance of the term “cure” in medicine’, 115-123.
Wilkinson, Camac, (Sydney), ‘Tuberculin as a Specific Remedy for Pulmonary Tuberculosis’, 124.
Australasian Medical Congress, Transactions of the Seventh Session, Adelaide, September, 1905, C.E. Bristow, Government Printer, Adelaide, 1907,
Baker, J.R., L.L.B., ‘Notes on the Public Health Legislation of Australasia’, 435-438.
Borthwick, T., M.D., Edin., ‘Compulsory Notification of Phthisis’, 449- 451.
Ellery, T. Geo, ‘The Administration of the Health Act, 1898, in Adelaide, 430-434.
Gault, Arthur H., M.D., Lond., ‘The present Position of the Sanatorium Treatment in Australasia’, 33-38.
______‘Section of Public Health, Resolutions’, lviii.
Sinclair, R.M. McIntyre, M.D., Glasgow, D.P.H., Camb., ‘The Prognosis of Pulmonary tuberculosis’, 38-43.
Stirling, Professor E.C. ‘President’s Inauguaral Address’, xxxvii – lvi.
Syme, G.A., M.S., F.R.C.S., Eng, ‘Presidential Address’, Section of State Medicine and Medical Ethics, 463-474.
Australasian Medical Congress, Transactions of the Eighth Session, Melbourne, October, 1908, J. Ke.o, Government Printer, Melbourne, 1909,
Drake, F.J., M.B. (Melb.), ‘Sanatorium Treatment of Pulmonary Tuberculosis, 151-155.
Gault, H., M.L.A., M.D., London, ‘Notes on the Treatment of Pulmonary Tuberculosis by Tuberculin with the Aid of Opsonic Indices’, 149-151.
______‘General Meeting of Congress’, 38-63.
Kelmar, J., M.D., ‘The Ambulatory Diagnosis and Treatment of Pulmonary Tuberculosis’, 170-178.
Leger-Erson, E.G., L.R.C.P., ‘Sanitary Administration and Reform in Australia’, 140-146.
Mills, H.C., M.D., (Sydney), ‘Value of Opsonic Estimates and the use of Tuberculin in Practice, 143-149.
Thompson, J. Ashburton, M.D., D.P.H., ‘The Medical Officer of Health’, Section of Public Health, 128-134.
Gill, McDonald (Sydney), ‘Treatment of Medical Tuberculosis in Infancy and Childhood’, 246-250Australasian Medical Congress, Transactions of the Tenth Session, Auckland, New Zealand, February, 1914, John Mackay, Government Printer, 1916.
447
Australasian Medical Congress, Transactions of the Eleventh Session, Brisbane, 21-28 August, 1920, Anthony James Cumming, Government Printer, Brisbane, 1921.
Cumpston, J.H.L., M.D., D.P.H., ‘Presidential Address in Public Health and State Medicine’, 77-87.
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Cumpston, J.H.L., M.D.,B.S., D.P.H., ‘Statistical Review of Tuberculosis in Australia’, 237-251.
Kerr, Frank R. DSO., MB.BS, DPH., ‘Brief Survey of the Various Inquiries into Pneumonoconiosis and Tuberculosis Among Australian Miners (1902-1921), 273- 275.
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NEWSPAPERS
The Advertiser, 1939-1940.
Daily Telegraph, 1901, 1905-1906.
448 Evening News, 1906.
Quiz, 1904.
The Register, 1904, 1920.
Smith’s Weekly – 1919.
Sydney Daily Telegraph, 1901, 1905-1906.
Sydney Mail, 1913.
Sydney Morning Herald, 1901 – 1907, 1915, 1922, 1935.
The Worker, 1903, 1911, 1913-1914.
STATUTES AND REGULATIONS
Acts of the Commonwealth
Australian Soldiers’ Repatriation Act 1920-1934 (Cwlth)
Australian Soldiers Repatriation Act, 1920, (Cwlth)
Commonwealth of Australia Constitution Act (Cwlth)
Invalid and Old-age Pensions Act 1908-1937 (Cwlth)
Tuberculosis Act 1945 (Cwlth)
Tuberculosis Act 1946 (Cwlth)
Tuberculosis Act 1948 (Cwlth)
Statutory Rules of the Commonwealth
Pension Regulations 1911-1914, Commonwealth Statutory Rules, 1901 – 1914, Vol. 2.
Commonwealth Statutory Rules 1935, No. 136(a)
Acts of the State of South Australia
The Public Health Act 1873 (SA)
The Public Health Acts Amendment Act 1884 (SA)
The Health Act 1891, (SA)
The Health Act 1898, (SA)
449 Acts of the State of Victoria
Health (Amendment 1883) Act (Vic)
Health Act 1890(Vic)
Acts of the State of New South Wales
Public Health Act 1896, (NSW)
Public Health Act 1902 (NSW)
Infectious Diseases Supervision Act 1881 (NSW)
Public Health (Amendment) Act 1915 (NSW)
PARLIAMENTARY DEBATES, PUBLICATIONS AND REPORTS
Commonwealth
Australia, House of Representatives, Debates, 1917 – 1924
Australia, House of Representatives, Debates, 1934 – 1948
Australia, Senate, Debates, 1917 – 1924
Australia, Senate, Debates, 1934 – 1948
Australia, House of Representatives 1939, Votes and Proceedings
Australia, Department of Trade and Customs, Committee Concerning Causes of Death and Invalidity in the Commonwealth, Preliminary Report, (J. Mathews, M.P., Chairman), Parliamentary Paper, 39, 17 May, 1916, Vol 5.
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450 Australia, Parliament, Joint Committee on Social Security, List of witnesses and index to minutes of evidence (and Minutes of evidence), Government Printer, Canberra, 1943.
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Australia, Parliament, The Budget, 1930-31, Final issue, 29 July 1930, Parliamentary Papers, 1929-30-31, Vol. 4.
Committee of Senators and Members of the House of Representatives appointed to inquire into and report on the Australian Soldiers’ Repatriation Act, Repatriation, First and Second Reports, 28 January 1943, Parliamentary Papers 1940-41-42-43.
Commonwealth Bureau of Census and Statistics, Official Year Book of the Commonwealth of Australia, No. 28, 1935, Government Printer, Canberra.
Commonwealth Bureau of Census and Statistics, Official Year Book of the Commonwealth of Australia, No. 52, 1966, Government Printer, Canberra.
Commonwealth Bureau of Census and Statistics, Official Year Book of the Commonwealth of Australia, 1910, Government Printer, Melbourne.
Commonwealth Bureau of Census and Statistics, Professional Papers, G.H. Knibbs, The International Nosological Classification, &c., Secular Progress of Pulmonary Tuberculosis and Cancer, Reprinted from the Journal of the Australasian Medical Congress, Sydney, 1911, Sydney, 1913.
Commonwealth of Australia, Record of Elections, Parliamentary Handbook, 10th Issue, 1938 to 1945.
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Joint Committee on Social Security, Sixth Interim Report, 1 July 1943, Commonwealth Government Printer, Canberra.
Kinnear, Walter, Report on Health and Pensions Insurance, Parlt Paper No. 76, Vol. 5, 1937.
451 National Health and Medical Research Council, Report of the National Health and Medical Research Council, First Session, 1-3 February 1937, Commonwealth Government Printer.
Postmaster General’s Department, Twenty-Eighth Annual Report 1937-38, Parliamentary Papers 1937-38-39-40, Vol. 4.
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South Australia
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South Australia, Central Board of Health, Annual Report, 1935
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New South Wales
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452 New South Wales, Legislative Assembly, Parliamentary Debates, 1914-1915.
New South Wales, Legislative Assembly, Parliamentary Debates, 1928.
New South Wales, Legislative Council, Parliamentary Debates, 1910.
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Victoria
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Western Australia
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ROYAL COMMISSIONS
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Commonwealth of Australia, 1926, Report of the Royal Commission on Health, 1926.
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