Typewritten notes on National Archives of Australia Department of Information and censorship files

Containers:

Box 3 (MS Acc06.025)

Component identifier:

File 13

Content Summary:

SP 109 Chief Censor's letters 1939; SP 109 Bundle I Part I, 1939 — Out correspondence of Deputy Chief Censor. SP 109 19/10/291 Chief Publicity Censor's letters 1939; SP 109 S9 B1 (B78), 1942 — Current Censorship Instructions, 16 February 1942; SP 109/20 Bundle 6 Box 124 Australian Censorship Report, 10-23 February 1942 (No. 13); SP 109/20 Bundle 6 Box 124 Military Censorship Summary, 17 February-2 March 1942 (No. 54); SP 109/20 Bundle 6 Box 124 Australian Censorship Report, 24 February –9 March 1942 (No. 14); SP 195 3/1/15 Bundle I Section I — Establishment and organisation of the Department; SP 195/1 3/1/1A Part I Appointment and functions of Director General mainly 1940; SP 195/1 3/1/1A Part 2— Appointment and functions of Director General 1943; SP 195/1 3/1/32 — closing of D of I Launceston offices, 18.6.41. SP 195/1 3/1/33 Reorganisation of D of I. 1942; SP 195/1 S1 B2; 72/26/3 Part I — Censorship Advisory Committee Meeting, 16 June 1942. SP 109 CPC 1401/1900 5 July-7 November 1940, Bundle I Part 3; SP 195/2 315.22 Townsville messages. CP815/3 Bundle I — Staff records; CPC 886/CPC1532/SP 109 Bundle I Part 2, Weekly summary, 26 February 1940 – 3 August 1940; CPC 1401/1900/SP109 Bundle 1 Part 3, 5 July – 7 November 1940; Notes from Hansard, 1940; Notes from Hasluck (Official History Homefront); Notes on Censorship Rules 'for guidance of press…'; Statutory Rules, 1940, No. 137 National Security (Information) Regulations; Typewritten text and notes for beginning of proposed book

Immediate source of acquisition:

The papers of Patricia Clarke were donated to the National Library under the Taxation Incentives for the Arts Scheme (now the Cultural Gifts Program (CGP)) in 1990, 1994 and 1997. Further donations were received via CGP in 2006 and 2011.

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History
Literature

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