60680246 http://n2t.net/ark:/99166/w6k07gcg revised SNAC: Social Networks and Archival Context English VIAF revised 2015-09-19 machine CPF merge program Merge v2.0 revised 2016-08-16T22:08:54 machine SNAC EAC-CPF Parser Bulk ingest into SNAC Database revised 2016-08-16T22:08:54 human System Service (system@localhost) created 2026-05-27 machine SNAC EAC-CPF Serializer SNAC Identity Constellation serialized to EAC-CPF person McMahon, William, 1908-1988 presumed McMahon, William presumed McMahon, William Sir 1908-1988 presumed McMahon, Billy 1908-1988 presumed 1908-02-23 1988-03-31 Politicians Prime ministers Australia Australia Federal politicians Prime ministers

Politician. Liberal Member of the House of Representatives (1949-82). Portfolios included Minister for Labour and National Service (1958-66), Treasurer (1966-69), Minister for Foreign Affairs (1969-71). Prime Minister (1971-72)

From the description of Ephemera relating to William McMahon, 1975 [manuscript]. [1975] (Libraries Australia). WorldCat record id: 317084087

Politician. Liberal Member of the House of Representatives 1949-82. Portfolios included Minister for Labour and National Service (1958-66), Treasurer (1966-69), Minister for Foreign Affairs (1969-71), Prime Minister (1971-72).

From the description of Papers [manuscript]. 1949-1987. (Libraries Australia). WorldCat record id: 225632850 Goodwin, Clive Andrew, 1908- Hughes, T. E. F. (Thomas Eyre Forrest), 1923- Liberal Party of Australia. Lindsay, Daryl, 1890-1976. Whitlam, Gough, 1916- Yorston, Keith Sir, 1902-1983. McMahon, William, 1908-1988 Hughes, T. E. F. (Thomas Eyre Forrest), 1923-. Papers of Thomas Eyre Forrest Hughes [manuscript]. Hughes, T. E. F. (Thomas Eyre Forrest), 1923- Papers of Thomas Eyre Forrest Hughes [manuscript]. 1963-1972. 2.24 m. (16 boxes). The papers include correspondence, memoranda, addresses by Hughes, William McMahon and other ministers; press releases, case transcripts, parliamentary speeches and questions, committee reports, subject files, newspaper cuttings and other papers. The papers primarily relate to Hughes's period as Attorney-General and contain Commonwealth Police reports and other documents relating to the activities of drafts resisters and anti-Vietnam War demonstrators as well as drafts and associated material relating to the "National Service Act:, the Public Order (Protection of Persons and Property) Bill and other legislation. The papers also contain Liberal Party papers including minutes of policy committee meetings, and papers relating to Hughes' non-Ministerial parliamentary activities. Libraries Australia Yorston, Keith Sir, 1902-1983. Papers, 1895-1983 [manuscript]. Yorston, Keith Sir, 1902-1983. Papers, 1895-1983 [manuscript]. 1895-1983. 4.34 m. (31 boxes) + 7 folio packages. The collection comprises correspondence, certificates, invitations; addresses and writings by Yorston; minutes, conference papers, programs, publications, scrapbooks, reports, subject files, diaries, photographs and other papers relating primarily to Yorston's career as a chartered accountant, and his involvement in the Australian-American Association and the Presbyterian Church. Correspondents include American Australian Association (New York), R.W. Askin, Floyd G. Blair, J.J. Cahill, Norman Coleman, R.J. Cotton, Charles Court, Robert J. Dixon, Sir Alexander Fitzgerald, Cardinal Gilroy, P.M. Hamilton, Randal Heymanson, Admiral Herbert G. Hopwood, General Laurence Kuter, Sir John Latham, Lt. Col. Joseph W. Lynch, Rev. Fred McKay, William McMahon, R.G. Menzies, Richard M. Nixon, E.S. Owens, William J. Sebald, Lord Slim, Lt. Col. S.P.M. Sutton, John L. Swigert, Frank A. Waring, General I.D. White and Guthrie Wilson. Libraries Australia Lindsay, Daryl, 1890-1976. Papers. Lindsay, Daryl, 1890-1976. Papers. ca. 1910-1971. 2.0 cm. Comprises typescript family tree of Daryl Lindsay (1950's or 1960's); photograph, ca. 1910, of man and woman posing in costume; typescript speech "The opening of Daryl Lindsay's exhibition of water-colour drawings", undated, and annotated to imply the speech was read by Sir Henry Newland; aerogramme, 30 June 1946, to Daryl from Sir Sydney Cockerell in Surrey; correspondence, 1968-1969, from accountants Shepard, Webster & O'Neill regarding tax returns of Daryl Lindsay and Lady Joan a'Beckett Lindsay; correspondence from solicitors Nevett, Glenn & Coutts regarding the estate of Mary Lindsay; correspondence, 1969-1971, from the Commonwealth Art Advisory Board, the National Capital Planning Committee, and the Prime Minister (William McMahon); colour published reproductions of two paintings by Daryl Lindsay, "500 miles to go" and "Big Bob"; in excess of 50 press cuttings regarding Daryl Lindsay, 1920's-1960's; and pen and ink caricature by Daryl entitled "Don Quixote." Libraries Australia McMahon, William, 1908-1988. Papers [manuscript]. McMahon, William, 1908-1988. Papers [manuscript]. 1949-1987. 80 m. Correspondence; minutes; telegrams; reports; Cabinet papers; speeches; press statements; cuttings; transcripts of interviews; photographs; conference proceedings. Includes extensive material on the Liberal Party, Federal elections and the electorate of Lowe. Most of the official papers date from 1958-72. There are also papers on his later years as a backbencher, 1973-82. Libraries Australia Goodwin, Clive Andrew, 1908-. Papers. Goodwin, Clive Andrew, 1908- Papers. 1932-1981. 28 cm. Correspondence and other papers relating to Goodwin's period as rector of St Mark's and St Phillip's churches in Sydney (1958-1980). Box of slides relating to St Mark's. Correspondence and other material (including slides and photographs on the Church of England Retirement Villages, Missions to Seamen, and the Glebe Administration Board. Photograph album. Correspondents include Sir William McMahon, Sir Vincent Fairfax and Sir Roden Cutler. Libraries Australia McMahon, William, 1908-1988. Ephemera relating to William McMahon, 1975 [manuscript]. McMahon, William, 1908-1988. Ephemera relating to William McMahon, 1975 [manuscript]. [1975] 0.03 m. (1 v.) Proof copy of Daily Hansard relating to Whitlam censure motion, 11 November 1975, signed by William McMahon. Held with press photograph of William and Sonia McMahon with President Richard Nixon in Washington, D.C., United States (1971) (transferred to Pictures collection) Libraries Australia