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Photograph of Kathleen E. Morrison (1914-1989)

  • janetdye@yahoo.com said:
    this is a great photo.

Babies born at the Royal Women's Hospital on 29 February 1940

  • Vesna Verencevic said:
    Wonder babies, forever young.
  • Vesna Verencevic said:
    Leap year babies. The proof that time is a relative category. Some of us do not get older every but every fourth year.
  • Annette Cadell said:
    War babies that look very healthy. Hope their dads made it home safely.

Members of the Womens National Emergency Legion standing inside the 4BC radio studio in Brisbane Queensland ca 1940

  • Vesna Verencevic said:
    Major Helen Ryan, founder and commandant of the Women's National Emergency Legion, formed m 1938, and how assisting the forces in various areas arrived in Cairns on an official visit yesterday. She spent a busy afternoon testing women's transport drivers who are anxious to assist in the war effort. Any woman interested in this form of service should communicate with Major Helen Ryan at Motor Transport Corps in Lake-street, Cairns. The service is voluntary, but allowances are made to workers who are not sent out of their own district unless they wish to transfer. Major Helen Ryan at present is in charge of the W.N.E.L. transport corps and clerical workers attached to the U.S. forces in North Queensland. She is the wife of Dr. William D. Ryan, of Brisbane and has spent the last five years preparing and training women for war work. She stated that she was thrilled to see how wholeheartedly the women of the North had responded to the call to assist in this national emergency. There could be no failure when the woman were so staunchly helping the men at the front. Source: Cairns Post 20 Feb 1943, P. 4 trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/42378834?browse=ndp%3A...