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ALBANY ADVERTISER NEWS CLIPPINGS 1936-1942 ALBUM

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1936

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Faded Green cover with dark red spine. Album of News Clippings from the Albany Advertiser from Thursday September 17th 1936 to Tuesday February 10th 1942. Also throughout album some clippings from the West Australian. Items include Albany Grand Prix, Albany Municipal Council meetings, Farming & Livestock, War News, etc., etc. Inserted between 18.08.1938 & 20/08/1938 is 8 page article on The Export Lamb Industry, a supplement from the Western Mail.

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cwa-org-51-B2010.102

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Albany Advertiser

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Albany 1936-1942 including the Second World War.

Albany Historical Society Inc

Albany Historical Society Inc

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