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1-7. [Mr & Mrs Henderson, 8 August 1951]
8-12. [Photographs ordered by I.Mallory, 12 June 1952]
13. [Two women in dressing gowns, with a cup of tea, on a patio swing]
14. [Couple with their mother and two dogs at a lookout]
15-16. [Pozewardowski family of 6 Lower Boyle street, Cremorne, 16 January 1952]
17. [Mr & Mrs Donifere]
18-19. [Young Dutch couple with their baby]
20. [Maori group in traditional costume in their marae]
21. [Mother with girl and baby]
22. [Woman helps older woman "pin-the-tail-on-the-donkey"]
23-37. [Unidentified couples and family groups]
38. Jack Lang with Mr & Mrs I.L. Marden of 15 Anzac Parade, Matraville
39. RMS Ceramic (White Star Line) picnic, Clifton Gardens, September 19, 1913
40. [Two women on deck of ship] / Tasma Studios, 176 King Street, Newtown
41-45. [Unidentified groups of men]
46. [Young men and women at a picnic]
47. [Children and adults in a backyard under a Union Jack]
48. [Man and women at bus windows]
49. [Two aged men watch a game (?) in the rain]
50-64. [Conference delegates, including Mr & Mrs Ian James, harbour cruise and harbourside garden or zoo visit]
65. [Women under mango trees]
66. [Woman in naval uniform and her mother
67-70. [Mixed groups in gardens]
71. [Man conducting and woman at piano]
72. [Workmen and shed]
73. [Distinguished group at Sydney University]
74. [Women in sunhats]
75. [Group of Asian men]
76-79. [Governor-General Gowrie and Sir Henry Manning greet refugee group at Central Station, 8 August 1941]
80. [Women at Central Railway with boy in C.P.S. school uniform to greet refugees as they arrive, 8 August 1941]
81-83. [Descendants of Blaxland, Lawson and Wentworth (including politician Billy Wentworth) and St. Mary's residents dedicate the memorial to the 1813 crossing of the Blue Mountains, 1938] / Miss G. Hood
84-85. [Maori Church Choir arrives on SS Awatea for Marsden Centenary Celebration]
86. [Men in a grandstand look at a photograph]
87-88. [Grazcos meeting on wool in a city hotel]
89-90. [Men at Central Garage, Penrith]
91. [Dairy factory conference at C.E.N.F. with K.Humphries of Wagga, F.Davey of Queensland and R.Meldrum, President of Qld. group] 
92. [Town Hall reception for Japanese consul]
93. [Group of lift men or Cinesound ushers (?) (in uniform with Australian badge on cap and kangaroo badge on collar) collect a star's (?) autograph]
94. [Men at a dinner in fancy dress]
95. [Woman presented with keys to a new car]
96. [Joe Kirkwood and Gene Sarazen arrive]
97. [Group at a ship launching]
98. [Group on country trains concourse, central Station]
99. [Men discuss the horses]
100. [Two men at the races]
101. [Italian Club men on the deck of a ship]
102. [Two Asian men]
103. [Group of men identified with name and place of work]
104. [Associated Bread Manufacturers of N.S.W. meeting]
105. [Meeting with associated exhibition of accounting machines and office equipment]
106. [Dairy factory managers' conference]
107. Greenwood Textile Co. party 1936
108. [Group of mostly male students outside the Maclaurin Hall entrance to the Quadrangle, Sydney University]
109. [Commissioner Marton, Honolulu Rotary;  L.Stoddart, USA Rotary and Bill McConagle]
110. [Mayor Walder planting oak tree in memory of Mayor Wilshire, (first Sydney mayor to hold a mayoral ball), Hyde Park. (Tall man is a Wilshire descendent)]
111-112. [French (?) naval officer at a Sesquicentenary formal evening function]
113. [ABC commissioners of A-class stations]
114. [Catholic archbishop speaks at Randwick Racecourse or Moore Park]
115. [Group of men at polling booth talk with truckdriver who has crashed his truck ?]
116. [Men at Sesquicentenary state dinner ?]
117. [Lady helpers from South Sydney at Town Hall]
118. [The Streets attend the Russian Ballet, 1937]
119. [Co-operative Building Advisory Committee to disburse housing vote to eliminate slums]
120. [Sesquicentenary audience, Great Hall, Sydney University: Dr T.F. Ryan, Miss Cara Chisholm, Dr Asmis or Aswis (Consul-General for Germany), Dr McMahon]
121. [(Philharmonia ?) choir on stage, Town Hall]
122. [Drawing a lottery, April-May 1938]
123-124. [Freemasons]
125-127. Mrs Bobbie Terry, Marjorie [i.e. Phyllis] Arnott and Freda Deaton
128. [Presentation to leading jockeys (L. Thomas, manager of theatre;  Ted McMenamin, Aldernman R.W. Bieler, Billy Lappin, Alderman W. Brooks, Maurie McCarten, Alderman Jack Rubie, Mr Moverly MP), Clovelly Theatre]
129-130. [Group of ministers of religion in a theatrette]
131. [Boy Scouts]
132-206. [Unidentified work or official groups, mainly of men]
207-241. [Groups of people in various leisure situations]
242. [Possibly one of Sands brothers (boxers) and men]
243. [Methodist camp, Newington, April 1944 (Home & away frame no 10646)]
244. [Man in evening dress signs autograph on the fender of a car, 1938]
245. [Men & women in civilian clothes outside the 2nd Field Engineering Regiment]
246. [Unidentified couple on the veranda steps of Government House]
247. [3 well-dressed women pass a street singer on New Years Eve, Kings Cross]
248. [Mr. Hooke, left, manager of AWA Ashfield hosts visit of NZ trade commissioner Mr Semple, his wife and party]
249. Mr & Mrs Dick Allen and Margaret Allen
250. [Presbyterian fellowship camp, Thornleigh, 1945 ?]
251. [Salvation Army camp ?]
252. [Large group of men and women (separated by sex) lunch or dine in a hall]
253. [Children's picnic in a beachside park]
254. [Large group of adults and children with 2 police cheer a passer-by]
255. [University men's college group ?]
256. [Presbyterian elders ?]
257. [Capacity house to hear a male singer (Crooks or Tibbett ?) accompanied on piano, Town Hall]
258. [Group against a sandstone builing]
259. [Mother and two sons]
260. [Couple in evening dress with trophy]
261-262. [Hand-tinted studio portrait of couple, man is RAAF sergeant]
263-264. [Women peeling pumpkin at a picnic]
265-266. [Women at home in a tent city]

Hood Collection part II : [Groups: couples, families, business and leisure groups, etc.]

The aim of this study was to explore associations between social mobility and tumours of the upper aero-digestive tract (UADT), focussing on life-course transitions in social prestige (SP) based on occupational history. 1,796 cases diagnosed between 1993 and 2005 in ten European countries were compared with 1585 controls. SP was classified by the Standard International Occupational Prestige Scale (SIOPS) based on job histories. SIOPS was categorised in high (H), medium (M) and low (L). Time weighted average achieved and transitions between SP with nine trajectories: H → H, H → M, H → L, M → H, M → M, M → L, L → H, L → M and L → L were analysed. Odds ratios (ORs) and 95%-confidence intervals [95%-CIs] were estimated with logistic regression models including age, consumption of fruits/vegetables, study centre, smoking and alcohol consumption. The adjusted OR for the lowest versus the highest of three categories (time weighted average of SP) was 1.28 [1.04-1.56]. The distance of SP widened between cases and controls during working life. The downward trajectory H → L gave an OR of 1.71 [0.75-3.87] as compared to H → H. Subjects with M → M and L → L trajectories ORs were also elevated relative to subjects with H → H trajectories. The association between SP and UADT is not fully explained by confounding factors. Downward social trajectory during the life course may be an independent risk factor for UADT cancers.

European journal of epidemiology, 2010-03, Vol.25 (3), p.173-182

Life course social mobility and risk of upper aerodigestive tract cancer in men

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Hood Collection part II : [Groups: couples, families, business and leisure groups, etc.]

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Life course social mobility and risk of upper aerodigestive tract cancer in men

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