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Fonds consists of these series: I Clippings (1902-1957). Mr. Watt kept biographical and subject files, mainly of western and northern political matters, and theatrical productions. II Correspondence (1908-1958). Correspondents include Henry Debe (Vegreville Observer), John S. Willison (Toronto News), Arthur Meighan, W.A. Griesbach; memoir of Alberta Liberal Party, 1910, by James B. Holden, MLA. III Diary (1904-1906). First year in Alberta; includes financial records. IV Manuscripts submitted to A.B. Watt (1913-1921). Memoirs of Alberta history, including the Royal North-West Mounted Police, railroad construction, and Sheridan Lawrence of the Peace River district. V Memorabilia (1913-1924). Includes brochures; theatre programs. VI Newsletters (1936-1946). Typescripts, addressed to "Mr. Colebaugh" and "Mr. La Cossitt", commenting on current events. VII Photographs (1894- 1943). Includes family; friends; theatre personalities; album by Milton Martin and A. D'Aubigny commemorating a trip in 1913 by steamboat through the Peace River country (311 images). VIII Publications (1913-1942). Includes editorials; columns; theatre reviews.

The fonds consists of material collected and created by Bill Tuomi during his career as a social activist and member of the Canadian Communist Party. Materials include news clippings, correspondence, Communist party publications, arrest and detention documents, and other materials.

Fonds consists of these series: I Chair's correspondence (1970-1973). Includes day files. II Courses and curriculum (1949-1978). Includes course outlines and materials, brochures and examinations. III Department of Political Economy (1921-1959). Consists of minutes of department meetings. IV Departmental newsletter (1972-1975). V General administrative records (1967-1975). Includes financial records; conferences and special events; research; committees; and professional associations. VI Students (1958-1970). Includes graduate students' memoranda, assistantships, and awards; Graduate Committee; Faculty of Graduate Studies and Research (1963-1970); honours students' correspondence (1958-1967); case files (1963-1968).

The fonds consists of predominantly textual material with some original photographs, graphic material and ephemera. The 3.4 metres of records include bulletins, personal correspondence, executive and convention minutes from various social and political groups, newsletters, notes of 1940s radio addresses (CFRN), and photographs. Of particular note, the records document the activities of agrarian protest movements in the 1930s and 1940s. The Tomlinson records also document involvement with many other Alberta political groups from the 1930s to the 1980s. Amongst the groups documented, the records include early minutes of Canadian Commonwealth Federation meetings in Alberta, technocracy, early Alberta Federation of Agriculture documents, original Edmonton Labour Council minutes, newsletters from World War II Canadian internment camps, and meeting minutes and other documents from the Alberta section of the Communist party of Canada dating as early as the 1930s. The latter includes an original Karsh photograph of Tim Buck, former leader of the Communist Party of Canada.

Fonds consists of this series: Memoirs (1935-1968). Includes interviews by Lydia Semotuk from 1978-1981 (recorded on 47 sound tape reels), transcripts, and four photographs of the ceremony transferring the tapes to the Archives.

Fonds consists of these series: I Newsletters (1972-1982). II Office files (1964-1982). Consists of alphabetical subject files which include agendas; constitution and bylaws; correspondence; financial records; minutes (including 4 sound tape reels recording council meetings); relationships with other universities. III Photographs ([1977-1978]). The old Power Plant building under renovation (2 images). IV Students' concerns (1964-1970). Includes health services; child care; housing; theses regulations. V University relations ([1960]-1982). Representation on governing bodies and committees.

Fonds consists of these series: I Community service (1949- 1968). Includes correspondence and minutes relating to the Edmonton Symphony Society, First Presbyterian Church, Friends of the University of Alberta, and Stratford Shakespearian Festival Foundation. II Correspondence (1916-1975). Relates to family; friends in academic life; art; the military; politics. III Essays (1918-1973). IV Family (1888-1969). Includes account books; clippings; publications of Samuel Walters Dyde; shopping list for mother's wedding, 1888. V Glass slides [19þ]. Consists of 132 items on various topics, mainly historical. VI Honours (1883-1956). Includes certificates and diplomas awarded to Henry Alexander and Samuel Walters Dyde. VII Investments (1956-1970). Includes agreements; bank statements; cash books; maps; minute books; share registers; tax notices. VIII Maps [19þ]. Consists of 91 items relating to Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, the United States, and Europe. IX Military service,1914-1918 (1914-1965). Includes handbooks; memorabilia; notebooks; reunion. X Military service, 1939-1945 (1939-1945). Includes clippings; background papers; dispatches; expense accounts; maps; memoranda; notebooks; obituaries; regulations; reports; scrapbooks; speeches; statistics. XI Notebooks (1921-1969). Relates to the preparation of essays, lectures, and speeches. XII Personal (1921-1975). Includes birth certificate; business cards; passports. XIII Photographs and sketches (1883-1971). Includes 129 photographs relating to Canadian and British political leaders, Mr. Dyde's family, Oxford, Royal Commission on Prices, World Wars I and II; six sketches by Mr. Dyde and others. XIV Political activities (1934-1968). Includes clippings, correspondence, diaries, notices, programs, and speeches relating to the Alberta and National Liberal Associations, Canadian Pacific and Trans-Canada Airlines, elections, Pineridge Liberal Summer School, Study Conference on National Problems, and the U.N. Summer School on International Law and Peace. XV Property (1963-1974). Includes agreements; memoranda; receipts; tax notices. XVI Royal Commission on Prices (1948-1949). Includes minutes; reports. XVII Speeches (1938-1946). Includes clippings; correspondence. XVIII University interests (1964-1969). Includes correspondence and publications relating mainly to Trent University.

Fonds consists of these series: I Biographical ([19þ]-1982). Correspondence and review articles about I. Vassyian; photographs (ca. 20 images); bibliography and list of manuscripts; personal notes. II Correspondence ([19þ]). By and about I. Vassyian. III Manuscripts and typescripts ([19þ]). Notes and notebooks ([19þ]). Includes speeches; research; English grammar and idioms. IV Publications ([19þ]-1972). Mainly articles; Social and Philosophical Sketches (Chicago: 1958), in Ukrainian. Mainly Ukrainian- and German-language material.

The fonds consists of materials created or collected by Ivan Rudnytski and dating from 1786-1987. Fonds consists of these series: I "Statement of 35 professors" on conditions in Ukraine (1967). Includes brochures; clippings; correspondence. II Bibliographic notes ([19--?]). III Canadian Institute of Ukrainian Studies (1974-1984). Includes annual reports; correspondence; newsletters; research proposals. VI Collected materials on Eastern Europe and Ukraine (1786-1982). Materials on the history of Eastern Europe, 1861-1982; Galicia, 1786-1968; Ukraine, 1864-1982; Ukrainian communism and nationalism, 1923-1981. VII Collected materials on Viacheslav Lypynsky (1909-1933). Includes articles; clippings; manuscripts; notes; pamphlets. VIII Conferences and speeches on Slavic studies (1960-1977). Includes brochures; clippings; notes; programs. IX Lecture notes (1966-1983). Includes 33 sound tape cassettes. X Materials on M. Drahomanov (1873-1974). Includes copied materials; translations. XI Materials on Michal Czajkowksi (1831-1982). Papers delivered (1930-1971). XII Personal correspondence (1940-1984). XIII Published essays (1987). XIV Ukrainska Vilna Akademia Nauk (1961-1964). Includes bulletins; correspondence; notes. XV Writings by and about Ipolit Terletsky (1833-1977). Includes copied material; notes. XVI Writings of Mykyta U. Shapoval (1921-1935). XVII Writings of Osyp Nazaruk (1907-1940). Includes copied materials; notes.

The fonds consists of: I. Correspondence (1945-1983) Series consists of extensive correspondence with leaders of the non-communist Ukrainian left. II. Lecture Notes (1964-1965). III. Manuscripts (1935-1977) Series consists of various draft manuscripts of Majstrenko's works. IV. Personal material (1951-1981). Consists of travel and employment records. Includes an account of the 1933 famine in the Ukraine. IV. Published articles (1943-1983). Copies of Majstrenko's published work. V. Radio scripts (1954-1983) Consists of radio scripts that Majstrenko wrote or collaberated on. VI. Research Materials (1958-1976).