University of New Brunswick : 1950. 1950 June 27 - Dec. 21.

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Murray, J. C. (John Carey), 1894-. University of New Brunswick : 1950.

University of New Brunswick : 1950. 1950 June 27 - Dec. 21.

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Letters, memos and telegrams discussing various subjects: Alumni dinner held in honor of Beaverbrook (Oct. 28, 1950); purchase of library books; proposed amalgamation of university and provincial libraries and establishment of New Brunswick Library Service; departmental administrative matters; Algoma Ore Properties' Scholarship Fund set up by Sir James Dunn; debate over moving Saint John Law School to Fredericton and Beaverbrook's position on this issue; invitation to university functions; redecorating Waterloo Row property; ventilators for Sinclair Rink (Newcastle, N.B.); problems with Lady Beaverbrook Residence pool; Beaverbrook Graduate Scholarships in Chemistry; disposition of Bryan Priestman's war medals to his family; estate of the late Sir George E. Foster; James K. Chapman winner of scholarship established by Jesse H. Jones and Houston Endowment Inc.; finances; (CONTINUES). (CONTINUED) proposed opening of library wing on May 15, 1951; appointment of J.W. Sears, first full professor of law and F.J. Toole, Dean of Graduate Studies; possible institution of the degree of Ph.D. in chemistry at UNB to begin in 1951; Lady Dunn's request for an honorary degree for Grace Helen Mowat; Lady Jean Campbell's project of putting together a Shakespearean play at UNB and Beaverbrook scholars. The file contains copies of published articles by chemistry professors (F.J. Toole, R.H. Wright, David L. Garmaise and D.J. Whittingham), a pamphlet entitled "The Power of Language" by A.W. Trueman and a memorandum on post-graduate study at the University of New Brunswick submitted by F.J. Toole.

Correspondence : 123 (158 leaves)

University of New Brunswick, Fredericton, Harriet Irving Library