The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
New York, USA. An American hospitality centre for Australian and New Zealand forces was the Anzac Club. Founder and President of the club was Miss Nola Luxford. Shown, a scene from a typical weekly radio broadcast to Australia. Miss Luxford, originator of the programmes, is interviewing Australians and giving them an opportunity to say "Hello" to the audience back home.
New York, USA. An American hospitality centre for Australian and New Zealand forces was the Anzac Club, New York. Founder and President of the Club was Miss Nola Luxford. Shown, a typical Anzac Day br
New York, USA. 1943-12-26. Sir Owen and Lady Dixon at the microphone speaking to an Australian audience on a short wave Anzac broadcast. They are being assisted by members of the RAAF, at an American
New York, USA. An American hospitality centre for Australian and New Zealand forces was the Anzac Club. Founder and President of the club was Miss Nola Luxford. Shown, scene during a chess game at the
New York, USA. 1945. A group of Australians and New Zealanders talk with Miss Nola Luxford round the fireplace at the Anzac Club. The club is an American hospitality centre for Australian and New Zeal
New York, USA. An American hospitality centre for Australian and New Zealand forces was the Anzac Club. Founder and President of the club was Miss Nola Luxford. Shown, the message boxes at the Anzac C
New York, USA. 1944. Two soldiers reading notes on the Bulletin Board in the Anzac Club, the American hospitality centre for Australian and New Zealand forces. Founder and President of the club was Mi
