White, T. W. (Thomas Walter), Sir, 1888-1957
Variant namesBiographical notes:
Pilot, politician, diplomat and writer. White served as Minister for Trade and Customs in the Lyons Cabinet (1933-38) and as Minister for Air and Civil Aviation in the Menzies Government (1949-51). He married Vera Deakin (youngest daughter of Alfred Deakin) in 1922, published the best-selling Guests of the unspeakable in 1928, and was Australian High Commissioner in London between 1951 and 1956.
From the description of Papers. 1912-1992. (Libraries Australia). WorldCat record id: 225810648
Links to collections
White, T. W. (Thomas Walter), Sir, 1888-1957. Miscellaneous items [manuscript].
Libraries Australia
Williams, Eric Ernest, 1911-. Papers.
Libraries Australia
White, T. W. (Thomas Walter), Sir, 1888-1957. Papers.
Libraries Australia
White, T. W. (Thomas Walter), Sir, 1888-1957. Poem and medal [manuscript].
Libraries Australia
Society of Australian Writers. Records [manuscript].
Libraries Australia
Cameron, A. G. (Archie Galbraith), 1895-1956. Correspondence [manuscript].
Libraries Australia
Related names in SNAC
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Cameron, A. G. (Archie Galbraith), 1895-1956.
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George VI, King of Great Britain, 1895-1952
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Merino-Segura, Ernesto.
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Williams, Eric Ernest, 1911-
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Australian Aero Club.
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Australia. Royal Australian Air Force.
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Legacy Club of Melbourne.
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Royal Flying Doctor Service of Australia.
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Royal Life Saving Society - Australia.
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Society of Australian Writers.
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Subjects:
- Diplomatic and consular service, Australian
- Diplomats
- Politicians
Occupations:
- Airforce officers
- Authors
- Diplomats
- Politicians
Places:
- Australia (as recorded)
- Great Britain (as recorded)
Variant Names
White, Thomas Walter (Australian politician)
White, T. W. Sir, 1888-1957.
White, Thomas Walter, Sir, 1888-1957
White, Thomas, Sir, 1888-1957
White, Thomas, 1888-1957
White, Thomas Walter, 1888-
White, Thomas Walter, 1888-1957