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McCallum, John (John W.). General Correspondence M - Z : 1954. Case 64a, File 1a.

Title: General Correspondence M - Z : 1954. Case 64a, File 1a. 1954.

ArchivalResource: Correspondence.

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McConnell, John W. (John Wilson), 1877-1963. General Correspondence Mc : Nov. 1958 - May 1959.

Title: General Correspondence Mc : Nov. 1958 - May 1959. 1958 - 1959.

ArchivalResource: Correspondence.

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Wardell, Michael. Correspondence with Michael Wardell : June 1961 - September 1962.

Title: Correspondence with Michael Wardell : June 1961 - September 1962. 1961 June 1 - Sept. 28.

Letters, soundscribers, telegrams and newspaper clippings discussing: Edwy Cooke's decision on gallery hours; the 1961 spring flood and disaster fund to be supported by K.C. Irving, John Bassett and J.B. McNair; Hugh C. Thorburn's support for the Canada Council; transcriptions of letters from John F. Stairs {80875-80987} written during the Civil War; Diefenbaker's opposition to a common market; publication of Courage; Frasers' involvement with Rothesay Company mills; a Beaverbrook scholar's sobriquet as "Queen of the Bar"; announcement of Lady Dunn's planned exhibition at the Beaverbrook Art Gallery and copies of letters exchanged between Donald Fleming, then federal Minister of Finance, and J.E. Coyne, governor of the Bank of Canada, concerning monetary policy {80938-80946}

ArchivalResource: Correspondence : 88 (107 leaves)

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McConnell, John W. (John Wilson), 1877-1963. Social & General Supplementary Correspondence Mc : 1956.

Title: Social & General Supplementary Correspondence Mc : 1956. 1956 Mar. 21 - Dec. 10.

ArchivalResource: Correspondence : 35 (39 leaves)

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Macaulay, B. F. (Beverley Francis), 1907-. General Correspondence M : 1951.

Title: General Correspondence M : 1951. 1951.

ArchivalResource: Correspondence.

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McCallum, John (John W.). General Correspondence Mc : 1955 - 1956.

Title: General Correspondence Mc : 1955 - 1956. 1955 - 1956.

ArchivalResource: Correspondence.

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James, Cyril F. (Cyril Frank), 1903-1973. Skating rink for Fredericton : "Lady Beaverbrook Rink" : 1954-1963.

Title: Skating rink for Fredericton : "Lady Beaverbrook Rink" : 1954-1963. 1954 June 4 - Nov. 14; (predominant 1954)

Deeds, Fredericton City Council minutes and motions, blueprints, specifications and other correspondence relating to the donation of land and facilities for the Lady Beaverbrook Rink. The city council minutes coincidentally discuss fare rates of S.M.T. (Eastern) Limited buses.

ArchivalResource: Correspondence : 30 (60 leaves)Technical drawings : 3 : blueprints.

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Mackay, Colin B., 1920-. University of New Brunswick, Men's Residence Built by John McConnell Fund / Beaverbrook/Mackay Fund : [1956-1958].

Title: University of New Brunswick, Men's Residence Built by John McConnell Fund / Beaverbrook/Mackay Fund : [1956-1958]. 1956 Oct. 30 - 1958 Oct. 17; (predominant 1956 Oct. 30 - Dec. 13 and 1957 Sept. 6 - Oct. 10)

Letters, telegrams, statement relating to: Building Fund Campaign - John W. McConnell's gift of one hundred thousand dollars, provincial grant toward project; organization of subscription campaign; federal building grants for universities; financial gifts from the Associated Alumni Living Endowment Fund and James Muir towards construction; payment of Bandmaster Trythall's salary; Beaverbrook's donation of ten thousand dollars to the fund; establishment of the Beaverbrook-Mackay Special Fund,through the generosity of John W. McConnell, to aid financially needy students and faculty and McConnell's acceptance of an honorary degree from McGill University. The file contains a statement for the Special Fund covering the period 13 Dec. 1957 to 17 Oct. 1958.

ArchivalResource: Correspondence : 43 (46 leaves)

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McCallum, John (John W.). Social and General Supplementary Correspondence Mc - Mac : 1960.

Title: Social and General Supplementary Correspondence Mc - Mac : 1960. 1960 June 11 - Oct. 27.

ArchivalResource: Correspondence : 69 (78 leaves)

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MacAllister, Elinor. Social & General Supplementary Correspondence Mc : 1957.

Title: Social & General Supplementary Correspondence Mc : 1957. 1957 Aug. 23 - Dec. 30.

ArchivalResource: Correspondence : 60 (66 leaves)

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Mackay, Colin B., 1920-. [U.N.B.] : [1958-1959].

Title: [U.N.B.] : [1958-1959]. 1958 June 3 - 1959 Dec. 29.

Letters, soundscribers, memos, photographs, telegrams, invitation and new clippings relating to: marriage of Althea Warren and Beverley Macaulay; individuals considered for honorary degree; launching of the building fund campaign and John W. McConnell's donation to it; Bishop LeBlanc and others considered for senate seats; art exhibitions--Winston Churchill, Goodridge Roberts; Fredrik S. Eaton and Douglas Bassett to enroll at UNB; delegation from the Association of Universities of the British Commonwealth to visit UNB; university staff and faculty appointments; rivalry between UNB and Mount Allison for students; grants and finances; appointment of director of nursing; municipal politics; acqusition of historical manuscripts; death of Lord Bracken; 50th anniversary meeting of the Canadian Institute of Forestry; John Bassett and Sir James Dunn Scholarships in law; fund established by John W. McConnell for faculty members having financial difficulties; sports activities; (CONTINUES). (CONTINUED) Dr. Plesch's proposed visit to Fredericton; renewal of Beaverbrook scholarships; Justice Rand and Julie-Anne Levesque considered for posts at UNB; Somerville House (Fredericton, N.B.) to become law school; relocation of St. Thomas College (Chatham, N.B.) to Fredericton; demolition of slave quarters at the Jonathan Odell house; John Diefenbaker's request for a portrait of Lord Bennett to hang in Parliament; Fredericton and Saint John city councils refusal to donate to building fund; renovations to Saint John Law School building and development of its library; military pageant, "Soldiers of the Queen"; career of Andre Dorfman; Edwy Cooke appointed gallery curator; Lucile Pillow and her donation of china to the gallery; R.A. Tweedie named secretary of the Sir James Dunn Foundation; Lady Dunn; progress on Beaverbrook Art Gallery (CONTINUES). (CONTINUED) possibility of holding a special convocation to coincide with the opening of the gallery; request for a photograph of Lord Beaverbrook to hang in Aitken House; lighting problems in the gallery and the construction of Lord Beaverbrook Rink (Saint John, N.B.). The file contains lists of contributors to the building fund, a draft copy of the forward written by Beaverbrook for the building fund campaign booklet and an article from Weekend Magazine written by Colin Mackay entitled, "Why our professors quit".

ArchivalResource: Correspondence : 222 (259 leaves)Photographs : 2 : b&w.

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McConnell, Howard. [U.N.B.] : [1958-1959].

Title: [U.N.B.] : [1958-1959]. 1955 May 25 - 1958 June 10.

Letters, telegrams, sketch, photograph, lists and notes dealing with: expansion of Department of Biology and its achievements; Beaverbrook's desire to have Arpad Plesch will his collection of books on botany to UNB; Howard McConnell's (Beaverbrook scholarship in law holder) request for a position on the Daily Express editorial staff; Lord Beaverbrook's invitation to open the Canadian National Exhibition (1957) and his praise of Anthony Eden; his gift of "Men and Power" to John W. McConnell; proposed naming of new residence "McConnell Mansion" and John W. McConnell's suggestion that the residence be named "Beaver Lodge"; McConnell's gift of 100,000 dollars to the building fund; request for funds from Mary MacDonald and Sheila Ann MacDonald; sketch of Peter Mitchell's coat-of-arms; publication of Desmond Pacey's "Ten Canadian Poets"; (CONTINUES). (CONTINUED) purchase of the Brown papers from Cyril Mitchell; list of books for Bonar Law Bennett Library; activities and progress of University band and choral society and bandmaster A.F. Trythall's hospital stay.

ArchivalResource: Correspondence : 51 (59 leaves)Photographs : 1 : b&w.

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Mackay, Colin B., 1920-. University of New Brunswick : 1957.

Title: University of New Brunswick : 1957. 1957 Aug. 30 - Dec. 31.

Letters, telegram, receipts and statements regarding: proposed amendment to the University Act in relation to appointments to the Senate; gallery construction; Beaverbrook's donation towards the residence building fund campaign; UNB band - purchase of instruments, bandmaster Trythall's salary and his musical achievements; law school - its transfer to Fredericton, low enrollment, scholarships and proposed consolidation of courses at Saint John; union of St. Thomas College (Chatham, N.B.) with St. Francis Xavier University or UNB; reorganization of Arts Faculty to include fine arts courses; changes in and cost of Beaverbrook scholarships; geology scholarships provided by Algoma; summarized results of a survey, regarding financial campaign, conducted by G.A. Brakeley & Co. on behalf of UNB; donation of two thousand dollars by Geoffrey Gaherty of Montreal Engineering toward the purchase of a compression testing machine; Hugh Mackay's death; (CONTINUES). (CONTINUED) possible exhibition of Winston Churchill's paintings in Fredericton; progress reports on the construction of residence buildings; John W. McConnell's and other donations to the residence building fund campaign; fund raising; B.F. Macaulay's resignation; establishment of Beaverbrook-Mackay Special Fund through the generosity of John W. McConnell; Lloyd V. Higgs, Rhodes scholar and the Carnegie Corporation's gift of books to UNB. Brief mention is made of the Chipman, Hazen and Winslow Papers.

ArchivalResource: Correspondence : 67 (81 leaves)

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MacBeath, George, 1924-. General Correspondence Mc : 1957.

Title: General Correspondence Mc : 1957. 1957.

ArchivalResource: Correspondence.

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McAdam, Sally Gannett. Social and General Supplementary Correspondence Mc : 1958.

Title: Social and General Supplementary Correspondence Mc : 1958. 1958 Jan. 4 - Dec. 23.

ArchivalResource: Correspondence : 132 (178 leaves)

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McAllister, Dill. General Correspondence Mc : 1963.

Title: General Correspondence Mc : 1963. 1962 - 1963.

ArchivalResource: Correspondence.

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MacBeath, George, 1924-. General Correspondence Mc : 1958.

Title: General Correspondence Mc : 1958. 1958.

ArchivalResource: Correspondence.

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MacAulay, John A. General Correspondence Mc : Feb. 1961 - Dec. 1961.

Title: General Correspondence Mc : Feb. 1961 - Dec. 1961. 1960 - 1961.

ArchivalResource: Photographs.

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McConnell, John W. (John Wilson), 1877-1963. General Correspondence Mc : 1956.

Title: General Correspondence Mc : 1956. 1956.

ArchivalResource: Correspondence.

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McAlpine, Mary. General Correspondence Mc : Jan. - Oct. 1955.

Title: General Correspondence Mc : Jan. - Oct. 1955. 1955.

ArchivalResource: Correspondence.

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Mackay, Colin B., 1920-. University of New Brunswick : 1956.

Title: University of New Brunswick : 1956. 1956 Sept. 19 - Dec. 14.

Letters and invitation relating to: Prof. Keeton's project for a series of volumes on the law and constitution of the commonwealth (which was rejected by Beaverbrook); proposed construction of men's residences and canvassing for subscriptions including donations made by John W. McConnell and possible donations from the Province of New Brunswick and the Federal Government; proposed articles by "Maclean's" and "Weekend Magazine" on paintings in UNB's Beaverbrook Collection and Madame Escarra's training at the Louvre and other museums in connection with management duties at the art gallery in Fredericton. Brief mention is made of the Chipman papers.

ArchivalResource: Correspondence : 19 (22 leaves)

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Makay, Colin B., 1920-. Individual, U.N.B., [Mc] : June 1962 - June 1963.

Title: Individual, U.N.B., [Mc] : June 1962 - June 1963. 1962 - 1963.

Correspondence, soundscribers, reports and clippings concerning: the selection of the Sir James Dunn Scholars and the Beaverbrook Overseas Scholars; progress on the construction of a ladies' and mens' residence on campus and the Playhouse; suggestions for speakers and Honorary Degree recipients for the Fall Convocation; complaints surrounding Donald Reichert's (UNB's resident artist) exhibition at the Beaverbrook Art Gallery; the possibility of Timothy Aitken's (Beaverbrook's grandson) admission to UNB; candidates for assistance under the Beaverbrook-Mackay Special Fund; scholarships and fellowships offered by Dalhousie University and the University of Toronto; the return of the Bonar Law papers from UNB to London, England and Colin Mackay's thoughts on leaving the presidency of UNB. (CONTINUED). (CONTINUES) Mention is also made of budget restraints and increasing Professor's salaries; space and staffing problems encountered at the library due to increased use by undergraduates; construction of a bank and book store on campus; results of the provincial election in N.B. and the possibility of ending the Overseas Forestry Fellowships offered at UNB. Also included in the file are booklets regarding the UNB Alumni Fund (Autumn 1962) and the new University of Windsor, a pamphlet outlining the schedule of events for the Associated Alumni's centenary reunion, a report from the School of Graduate Studies (1961-62) and a copy of Colin Mackay's speech that was given at the laying of the cornerstone for Lady Dunn Hall.

ArchivalResource: Correspondence.

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Mackay, Colin B., 1920-. Correspondence with Colin B. Mackay : 1956.

Title: Correspondence with Colin B. Mackay : 1956. 1955 Dec. 4 - 1956 Dec. 26.

Letters, soundscribers, telegrams, news clippings and memos relating primarily to university affairs. Subjects discussed: death of Sir James Dunn, the memorial service held at UNB and a plaque to be placed in his honor; social activities--Red and Black Revue, Drama Society, first Winter Carnival; sports, etc; finances; federal, provincial and municipal grants; fund raising; administration; appointment of William Ryan as first full-time Dean of Law, Gerard LaForest as Professor of Law and A.F. Trythall as bandmaster and Director of Music; increases to faculty salaries; construction of residences, chemistry building and art gallery; list of names for proposed Board of Governors for the art gallery; Beaverbrook's concern regarding the location of the art gallery re: the flooding waters of the St. John River; transfer of Winslow papers from the N.B. Museum to UNB: progress or lack thereof of Beaverbrook and UNB scholars; (CONTINUES). (CONTINUED) consideration of W.G. Constable, Lt.-Gov. MacLaren of British Columbia, Jean Cocteau, Frank MacKenzie Ross for honorary degrees; transfer of Law School from Saint John to Fredericton approved; Lord Lambton's gift of the Durham papers; Encaenia (1956) and recognition bestowed on Robert B. Woodward; Beaverbrook's gift of 43 paintings to New Brunswick; forestry fellowship; historical note on William Brydone Jack; Mackay's views on the feasibility of a proposed medical school in Saint John; shipment of an Emily Carr and 2 Homer Watson paintings to Fredericton; UNB coat-of-arms; Joseph P. Kennedy establishing the Lord Beaverbrook professorship at University of Notre Dame; redecorating Lady Beaverbrook Building; acquisition of band instruments; possibility of Massachusetts Institute of Technology doing some of their field work in New Brunswick; Beaverbrook's suggestion that UNB obtain a "nuclear library" offered by the U.S. Government; (CONTINUES). (CONTINUED) Beaverbrook's refusal to exhibit Churchill's paintings at the Bonar Law Bennett Library and the transfer of St. Thomas College from Chatham to Fredericton. The file contains a copy of Beaverbrook's original statement launching the residence campaign and his "last round-up" statement.

ArchivalResource: Correspondence : 211 (236 leaves)

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McAdam, James. Social & General Supplementary Correspondence Mc : 1959.

Title: Social & General Supplementary Correspondence Mc : 1959. 1958 Oct. 26 - 1959 Oct. 31.

ArchivalResource: Correspondence : 121 (142 leaves)

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Mackay, Colin B., 1920-. Correspondence with Colin B. Mackay : 1957.

Title: Correspondence with Colin B. Mackay : 1957. 1956 Jan. 2 - 1957 Apr. 29; (Predominant 1957 Jan. 1 - Apr. 29)

Letters, memos, telegrams and receipt relating mainly to the UNB fund raising campaign for the construction of a men's residence. Subjects discussed: publicity, solicitation of monies from alumni, individuals and corporations; K.C. Irving and John W. McConnell's valuable assistance with the campaign; names of contributors and amount of their donations; Lady Dunn's finances; provincial grants; Band master Tryhall's progress and salary; Fredericton civic election results (1957); general administration of UNB and its routine activities; gift of a flag from UNB for Beaverbrook's yacht and the building of a display case in the Beaverbrook Reading Room of the Bonar Law Bennett Library. The file contains a typed copy of Beaverbrook's original statement launching the residence campaign as well as his "last round-up" statement.

ArchivalResource: Correspondence : 70 (78 leaves)

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