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Correspondence with Robert A. Tweedie : 1953

Letters, telegrams and memo relating to educational matters. Topics discussed include: proposed erection of a rink at UNB; shipment of furnishings and books to the Saint John Law School and Old Manse Library (Newcastle, N.B.); improvements to interior and grounds of the law school; cleaning of the building's interior; shipment of furnishings from the Trueman house to the Law School; proposed opening date of Sept. 15, 1953 for the Law School; Teachers' Overseas Scholarhip scheme; particulars of payment of the government's five hundred dollar bonus to scholarship recipients; ordering of law school library books and supplies and the dispute over architect, Neil Stewart's, fees.

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  • "Letters, telegrams and memo relating to educational matters. Topics discussed include: proposed erection of a rink at UNB; shipment of furnishings and books to the Saint John Law School and Old Manse Library (Newcastle, N.B.); improvements to interior and grounds of the law school; cleaning of the building's interior; shipment of furnishings from the Trueman house to the Law School; proposed opening date of Sept. 15, 1953 for the Law School; Teachers' Overseas Scholarhip scheme; particulars of payment of the government's five hundred dollar bonus to scholarship recipients; ordering of law school library books and supplies and the dispute over architect, Neil Stewart's, fees."@en
  • "Letters, soundscribers, memos and telegrams relating to the Saint John Law School. Subjects discussed include: shipments of books and furniture to the law school and Old Manse Library (Newcastle, N.B.); damage to goods; upkeep of school grounds; hiring of a caretaker; improvements and repairs; handling of school accounts; shipment of books from Bonar Law Bennett Library to the law library; purchase of a plaque for the school entrance and the naming and official opening of the building. The Teachers' Overseas Scholarship scheme and chosen scholars are mentioned briefly."@en
  • "Letters, soundscribers, telegrams, news clipping, blueprint, quotations, memos and notes discussing: consolidation of law school course in Saint John; law school improvements including tenders and specifications, landscaping, progress reports and selection and shipment of books and furnishings to school; Teachers' Overseas Scholarships - terms and conditions, selection of recipients; shipment of furnishings to Old Manse Library (Newcastle, N.B.); sale of Bullock properties in Saint John; soil investigations of two UNB sites. Brief mention is made of expenditures for the Newcastle town hall project. The file also contains a news clipping discussing the establishment of Teachers' Overseas Scholarships (Mar. 5, 1953) and a blueprint relating to improvements to the Saint John Law School."@en
  • "Letters, memos, note and invoices relating to educational matters: acquisition of books and furnishings for use in the Old Manse Library (Newcastle, N.B.) and Saint John Law School Library; consolidation of the law course at Saint John; cleaning of the building's exterior; soil investigations of two UNB sites done by Franki Compressed Pile Company in connection with proposed rink construction; basis of selection of teachers to study abroad; book requests for the law school library and estimates of their costs. The file contains a copy of the soil investigations report as well as Neil Stewart's interpretation of it and a copy of the press announcement relating to the Teachers' Overseas Scholarships to be tenured at the University of London's Institute of Education."@en
  • "Letters, sketches and table relating to suggested projects. Subjects discussed: Architect, Garnet W. Wilson's visit to St. Thomas College (Chatham, N.B.); proposals, including costs and design, for constructing a rink, classroom building or gymnasium in connection with the college; proposed construction of a high school at Beaverbrook, N.B. and financial arrangements between the Department of Education and Beaverbrook Consolidated School District regarding this and insurance claim respecting damaged furniture shipped to the Saint John Law School. Also containedin the file: a statement of receipts and disbursements relating to building of the Sinclair Rink (Newcastle, N.B.), a table indicating the maximum possible enrolment in the Beaverbrook Consolidated School District and sketches indicating the location of elementary schools in the District and of the proposed St. Thomas College gymnasium."@en
  • "Letters, telegram, soundscribers, invoices, memo and note relating to the Saint John Law School. Subjects discussed include: shipments of books and furnishings destined for the Old Manse Library (Newcastle, N.B.) and the Saint John Law School; proposed opening dates for these institutions; transfer of books from UNB library to law school; proper identification of books and the need for law librarians; conditions of book loans; insurance on books and furnishings; cleaning and naming of the school -- "Beaverbrook House"; possibility that the Senate would approve centering the law school in Saint John and the purchase of gates and plaques for the institution."@en

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