Personals, OAC Review, V.10, No.3, Dec.1898, p.13-14. 1898.

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Zavitz, Charles A. (Charles Ambrose), 1863-1942

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Charles Ambrose Zavitz (1863–1942, born Coldstream, Ontario) was born in 1863 into a family that was a combination of both Quakers and United Empire Loyalists. Upon graduation in 1886 from the Ontario Agricultural College in Guelph, Ontario, the college hired him as a junior chemist, promoted him in 1888 to Assistant Superintendent of Experiments, and again in 1904 to head the new department of Field Husbandry. Zavitz revitalized the Ontario Agricultural and Experimental Union. "By 1924 mo...

Brodie.

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Lick

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Hunt, E. Lawrence.

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Hurley, T.J.

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Rothwell, W.

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Mason.

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Wilmot, Chester

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Chester Wilmot (1911-1954) was an an ABC and BBC broadcaster and war correspondent during the period 1938-1953. As a war correspondent during World War II Wilmot reported campaigns in North Africa, New Guinea, the western front and the Nuremberg war crimes trials. Author of "Tobruk, 1941" (1943) and "The Struggle for Europe" (1952). Wilmot was killed in an airplane crash in 1954, leaving his widow Edith and three children. From the description of Papers. 1872-1990. (Libraries Austral...

Monteith.

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