Correspondence with Michael Wardell : June - July 1962. 1962 June 14 - July 31.

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Correspondence with Michael Wardell : June - July 1962. 1962 June 14 - July 31.

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Letters, telegrams, soundscribers, clippings and memoranda about Wardell's dislike of CP and Beaverbrook's offer to supply useful information {81361}; alterations to the gallery apartment; Campbellton students tour of Fredericton and UNB along with a sample first issue of their newspaper, Beaverbrook Express; Diefenbaker and the Atlantic Development Board; the cancellation of advertising for the breweries after Diefenbaker's election defeat and Carl Ketchum's contention that letters from Czarist Russia discussing the monarchy were given to the Daily Express who returned them to the rightful owners rather than publishing them {81343-81354}

Correspondence : 59 (89 leaves)

University of New Brunswick, Fredericton, Harriet Irving Library

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University of New Brunswick, Fredericton, Harriet Irving Library

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