Biological determinism Oct. 5, 1972
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- 5 Oct. 1972
Nancy Kleiber examines how biological differences between men and women relate to other differences. Side One: discussion. Side Two: blank.
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Broadcast description of Kingston Air Show, recorded in Kingston, Ont., Aug. 5, 1947
- CA ON00239 F2883-58
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- 5 Aug. 1947
Broadcast description of the Kingston Air Show. CKWS - Stew Clow, announcer. The original recording was by George Cornish. Side One: Broadcast description of the Kingston Air Show, August 5, 1947 - CKLC. Stew Clow announcer. Side Two: blank.
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- 1968
Item is a recording about Calvin Company and rafting.
- CA ON00239 F2883-69
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- [ca. 1970]
Item is a recording of a choir and piano practice.
- CA ON00239 F2883-78
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- [ca. 1945]
Item is a recording of Christmas Cantata by Clair Leonard.
Leonard, Clair
Clark Wilson at the Kimball Organ
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- Apr. 1988
Item is a recording of Clark Wilson playing the Kimball organ in Kingston.
[Conversation] recorded Dec. 11, 1974
- CA ON00239 F2883-46
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- 11 Dec. 1974
Discussion with Henry Black pertaining to incidents which occurred in the Canadian Navy in Halifax during World War II. Side One: Conversation with Henry Black. Side Two: Discussion continues.
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- 1967
Side One: Address at Repentiony Following his arrival in Canada, July 1967. Side Two: De Gaulle's speech at State Banquet at Quebec.
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- [copied ca. 1980] (originally created Jul. 1967)
Side One: Université de Montreal, Roger Gaudry introduces the General, followed by De Gaulle's speech. Side Two: Drapeau's farewell speech to De Gaulle at city hall reception.
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- [copied ca. 1980] (originally created 24 Jul. 1967)
Side One: De Gaulle's reply to Drapeau at city hall reception. Side Two: General De Gaulle's "Vive le Quebec libre speech from balcony of Montreals city hall, followed by Mayor Drapeau's short address at his office and General's brief reply..
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