Ormsby Wilkins (English Wikipedia)

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  • "Death of radio personality". The Canberra Times. 20 February 1976. Retrieved 24 April 2022.
  • "Players guest". The Australian Jewish News. 25 June 1971. Ormsby was with the United States Information Service for some years before turning to journalism.
  • "Audience talks back - new idea in broadcasting, last night's success". The Sun. 25 November 1925. Retrieved 24 April 2022.
  • "Arrest over death threat". The Canberra Times. 14 November 1974. Retrieved 24 April 2022.
  • Phillips, Harry (12 March 1976). "Letter: Tribute to Mr Wilkins". The Australian Jewish News. ...we Jewish people have lost one of our greatest champions... he always defended the State of Israel and on many of his broadcasts spoke up to defend and praise the Jewish State and Jewish people no matter who he clashed with.
  • "Club's Purim". The Australian Jewish News. 9 April 1976. The late Ormsby Wilkins was one of Australia's finest broadcasters and always defended Israel and Jewry, Rabbi Tarsis said.
  • "Many helped to attend Mt. Scopus". The Australian Jewish News. 13 October 1972. Ormsby Wilkins, well-known radio personality had agreed to address the Ladies Luncheon on November 29...
  • "Seeing Israel". The Australian Jewish News. 8 December 1972. Mr Wilkins was guest speaker at a recent cocktail party at Beth Weizmann for people associated with the tourist trade
  • "Luncheon speakers". The Australian Jewish News. 15 December 1972. Ormsby Wilkins, 3AW radio personality, spoke of his visit to Israel...
  • "Jay's". The Australian Jewish News. 18 May 1973. One of Melbourne's most popular and talked about personalities - Ormsby Wilkins - will be the guest of Orah Group at a Buffet Dinner to be held on Saturday June 9.
  • "Y Club". The Australian Jewish News. 15 November 1974. Nov 19: Luncheon guest speaker, Mr Ormsby Wilkins, radio celebrity
  • "Ezra guest". The Australian Jewish News. 30 April 1971. Retrieved 24 April 2022. "Extraordinary anachronism!" was Mr. Ormsby Wilkins' reaction to the fact that clubs like the Melbourne Club did not admit Jews.
  • "S. Afr. teams will stop - radio man". The Australian Jewish News. 2 July 1971. Retrieved 24 April 2022.
  • "Operation". The Canberra Times. 3 November 1975. Retrieved 24 April 2022.

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