Collection of mounted newspaper cuttings concerning the Queensland government and Queensland economic conditions, 1933-1937. The majority of cuttings aren't sourced, but appear to be from Brisbane newspapers. All are dated, some are marked "Telegraph" and some have handwritten comments.

9 volumes newspaper cuttings, 1927-1943, relating to William Forgan Smith's political career. 1 volume typescript speeches, 1924-1951, by William Forgan Smith.

Newspaper cuttings, articles and letters to editors (Courier mail and Telegraph) ; collections of serialised newspaper stories ; poetry ; correspondence ; typed extracts from Hansard and Votes and Proceedings ; typescript and holograph papers relating to the Parliament of Queensland; newspaper cuttings and articles and papers on Queensland Parliament, politicians, and incidents in Parliament.

Background research material and notes for his M.A. Thesis, University of Queensland, 1958.

Personal and official correspondence incoming and outgoing; personal papers; unfinished autobiography; appointment and memorandum books 1946-1955; diaries; photographs; manuscripts with notes on tours; newspaper cuttings.

Newspaper cuttings concerning Queensland politics and government, and public policy issues.

First volume entitled: 'Clem Lack : Cuttings : Parliamentary : Gallery notes from Courier Mail Brisbane 1933 to 1936 sessions (year of State Parliamentary Session indicated at intervals at top of page)'.
Second volume entitled : "Clem Lack : Cuttings : In Parliament today column, Telegraph (Brisbane) 1941 to 1943.'

Handwritten, with typed insertions. Minute book, of fortnightly meetings of the Australian Labor Party (Qld. Branch), Fitzroy Branch, 16 Oct 1930 to 11 Aug 1938.

Letter concerns Place Names Committee. Includes newspaper cutting 1925 Sept. 21 (newspaper unidentified), about Nathan's departure from Brisbane. Newspaper article contains biographical information.

Official document in which Sir Leslie Orme Wilson, Governor of Queensland, appoints Sir James William Blair as his Deputy during his absence.
Signed by Sir Leslie Orme Wilson, sealed.
Accompanied by memorandum to Mr. Dunn.