Correspondence with M. L. Lynch (Law School and Scholarships) : 1950-1960. 1950 Nov. 24 - 1960 June 8; (predominant 1950-1955, 1958-1960)

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Lynch, M. L. (Mary Louise), 1909-. Correspondence with M. L. Lynch (Law School and Scholarships) : 1950-1960.

Correspondence with M. L. Lynch (Law School and Scholarships) : 1950-1960. 1950 Nov. 24 - 1960 June 8; (predominant 1950-1955, 1958-1960)

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Letters, soundscribers, statements, bills, memos and telegram relating primarily to educational matters. Subjects discussed: improvements to the Saint John Law School including lighting; shelving; purchase of supplies; shipments of furniture and books; maintenance and hiring of a caretaker; progress reports from general contractor, Jack Atkins and architect, Garnet W. Wilson; signing over of Law School to UNB; possibility of consolidating the law course in Saint John and eliminating the first year law course given in Fredericton; housing facilities for students; Law School scholarships; academic abilities, or lack thereof, of overseas scholars and the possible discontinuance of the scholarships; reorganization of Beaverbrook Scholarship scheme; addition of Mary Louise Lynch and Carlisle Hanson to the overseas scholarship selection board and transfer of Somerville House (Fredericton, N.B.) to UNB. (CONTINUES). (CONTINUED) The file also discusses: erection of a rink at Saint John, N.B. and K.C. Irving's appointment as Chairman of the Citizen Committee; gift of a Bluthner grand piano to New Brunswick Academy of Music; Louis G. Stephen, director of the Academy, and his composition written for Lord Beaverbrook's birthday and the administration of rinks at Fredericton, Newcastle and Chatham.

Correspondence : 103 (126 leaves)

University of New Brunswick, Fredericton, Harriet Irving Library