MemorySask

Subseries

L1.3
Subseries
1898-1956

Subseries L1.3 includes letters sent to/from Seager Wheeler by individuals or specific organizations outside of Canada. This includes senders from the United States, Kenya, Sweden and England.

IV. Appointment Diaries of R. St. Barbe Baker;

Subseries

Part of Richard St. Barbe Baker fonds

IV. Circulars;

Subseries

Part of Richard St. Barbe Baker fonds

IV. Correspondence regarding Conferences and Committees;

Subseries

Part of D.S. Rawson fonds

IV. Greeting Cards, C.1950s-1979.

Subseries

Part of Richard St. Barbe Baker fonds

IV. Lectures;

Subseries

Part of Richard St. Barbe Baker fonds

IV. Miscellaneous Printed Material.

Subseries

Part of D.S. Rawson fonds

IV. World Forestry Congresses;

Subseries

Part of Richard St. Barbe Baker fonds

IX. Travel Fonds;

Subseries

Part of Richard St. Barbe Baker fonds

IX/A. Numbered/Unnumbered Correspondence Subseries

Subseries
1963-1967

Part of John G. Diefenbaker fonds

This subseries contains correspondence dealing with such subjects as: trips and engagements; requests and appeals; the House of Commons; Royal Commissions; elections; the Progressive Conservative Party; law; resources; health and welfare; transportation and communication; and Canada’s foreign relations.

IX/B. Priority Correspondence Subseries

Subseries
1963-1967

Part of John G. Diefenbaker fonds

This subseries contains reference material and correspondence with heads of state, members of federal and provincial governments, prominent Canadians, and friends of Diefenbaker. Issues referred to include: government scandals; the economy; unification of the armed forces; the flag; elections; Quebec; Canada Pension Plan; Medicare; Expo ’67; unity and leadership of the Progressive Conservative party; and foreign affairs, particularly Canada-U.S. relations.

IX/C. General Correspondence Subseries

Subseries
1963-1967

Part of John G. Diefenbaker fonds

This subseries contains correspondence, clippings, and memorabilia sent to Diefenbaker by the general public. The letters cover a full range of political topics of the day. There is also correspondence from Diefenbaker’s Prince Albert constituents asking for his assistance as their Member of Parliament.

King's Tomorrow 200;