The Returned Nurses Club of Victoria is seeking details of nurses who served in any wars since 1902 for a history of The Royal Australian Army Nursing Corps, being prepared by Dr Rupert Goodnam. Three small newspaper clippings. One is an article about a history of army nurses being written by Dr Rupert Goodnam. Another is a photograph of Sister Margaret Adams who died on the hospital ship Centaur, with one column of text underneath. The third is a photograph of AIF nurse Sister Bennos Atwood with a caption underneath.'May 29th 85'ww2, wwii, second world war, australian army nurses, dr rupert goodnam, sister margaret adams, bennos atwood, royal australian army nursing corps

This article is about a number of Australian women who served as nurses in the Australian Imperial Forces (AIF) during World War Two in Malaya. It a general interview with them talking about their experiences, after their return to Australia.Newspaper clipping with four black and white photographs of women in hats and five columns of text. Clipping is a little degraded with some tears.'WWII' [blue ink top of page]world war two, wwii, ww2, australian imperial forces, aif nurses, gethla forsyth, margaret anderson, vera tourney, bennos atwood, thelma gibson, bonnie howgate, sister crick, matron paschke, malaya

Article on the reflections of sixty Australian Imperial Forces (AIF) nurses & masseuses interviewed by Matron (Olive Dorothy) Paschke about their time in and return from Malaya. Nurses & masseuses mentioned in the article: Gethla Forsyth Margaret Anderson Vera Tourney Thelma Gibson Bennos Atwood Bonnie Howgate Photocopy of a magazine page with four black and white photographs of women in hats and five columns of text.'WWII' [photocopied ink, top of page]world war two, wwii, ww2, australian imperial forces, olive dorothy paschke