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Eaton, Edgar. General Correspondence E - F : 1963. Case 105, File 1b.

Title: General Correspondence E - F : 1963. Case 105, File 1b. 1962 - 1964.

ArchivalResource: Correspondence.

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Kinloch, Alexander Davenport, Sir, 1902-. Public engagements - refusals : 1950.

Title: Public engagements - refusals : 1950. 1950 Oct. 24 - Dec. 19.

Contains invitations, letters and memos relating to the marriage of Emily, daughter of Sir Alexander and Alexandra Lady Kinloch; Founder's Day service at Mount Allison University honouring Senator Cairine Wilson; unveiling of the Queen Elizabeth Park War Memorial at Newcastle, N.B.; a recital by Exa Marie Lister and reception; law society dinner; luncheons with Lady and Mr. and Mrs. John David Eaton and the Royal Winter Fair Horse Show Committee; UNB Fall Formal; Ottawa Press Club Ball and the Maritime Provinces Association banquet held in Winnipeg, Manitoba as well as Beaverbrook's letters of regret. The file contains tickets, and a program to Exa Marie Lister's recital.

ArchivalResource: Correspondence : 26 (29 leaves)

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Wardell, Michael. Private correspondence with Michael Wardell : 1950-1956.

Title: Private correspondence with Michael Wardell : 1950-1956. 1950 Nov. 22 - 1956 Mar. 16.

In items {78325-78334} Wardell writes from Toronto about his impressions of Timothy Eaton and Eaton's store, as well as the W.H. Smith bookstore. He also writes concerning the Daily Gleaner and his purchase of it; and concerning the Canadian Press he lists the 19 directors and their newspapers. Item {79187} describes Lady Dunn's grief at Sir James' death. Items {79206-79208} discuss the memorial service for Sir James Dunn at Saint Andrews as well as plans for a lumber mill at Lepreau and Wardell's suggestion of considering a long-term contract with The Express. Items {79224-79224b} are concerning Lady Dunn, Paul Martin, C.D. Howe, Tom Driberg's biography of Beaverbrook; John David Eaton of Toronto; Wardell's attempt to interest O.D. Vaughan to invest in Fredericton; Anthony Eden's visit to Canada, pulp and paper unions, newsprint consumption and price increases.

ArchivalResource: Correspondence : 5 (17 leaves)

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/270527461 View