- CA ON00239 F2855-S1-153
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- 17 Oct. 1941
Item is a recording of Dr. McNeill speaking at the Queen's Centenary celebrations.
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Item is a recording of Dr. McNeill speaking at the Queen's Centenary celebrations.
Item is a recording of Batstone and Leadely speaking at the Queen's Centenary celebrations.
Item is a recording of songs performed at the Queen's Centenary celebrations.
Address by Rt. Hon. Arthur Meighen
Part of Arthur Meighen fonds
File consists of a recording of an address given by Meighen to the International Affiliation Sales and Advertising Clubs
Interview with Rita Greer Allen. May 4, 1972 by Frances Smith
Part of Frances K. Smith fonds
Mrs. Allen, a writer and film director for the CBC, discusses her relationship with Andre Bieler; her first impression when they met at Queen's in 1941, his influence on her life, her art and her writing. Side One: discussion. Side Two: discussion continued.
Part of William Everett McNeill fonds
Dr. Clark reads "Ode to Rememberance"; McNeill reads poems "Half and Parley", "Rory in the Garden."
Part of Leonard Walter Brockington fonds
File consists of a recording of Leonard Brockington's address to the American Bar Association in Philadelphia.
Sounds of History from the National Archives. World War II
see box - contents list. Side One: American Radio Mobilizes the homefront. Side Two: Allied turncoats broadcast for Axis Powers.
Memorial address delivered at funeral of Dr. George MacDonald
Part of Hugh Alexander McLeod fonds
Memorial address delivered by Rev. McLeod of First Church, Victoria, B.C. at the funeral servicea t Knox Church, Edmonton of Dr. G. MacDonald, Minister of Knox Church. Service held on Nov. 19, 1940. Side One: Funeral address by Rev. McLeod. Side Two: Same funeral address as side 1.
The Prism of Change: A Personal Viewpoint" Address at University Day, Queen's University
University Day Address recorded at Queen's University, Kingston, Ont., Oct. 16, 1984. Librarian, Lin Good addresses the topic of progress for women in acknowledgement of the celebration of 100 years of women at Queen's. Mrs. Good provides a personal viewpoint by discussing her own life and career. She relates the discrimination toward women that she encountered when she attended university in the 1940's, and describes some of the work she has since been involved in pertaining to the status of women. Side One: first side of above lecture. welcome by Principal Smith. Lin Good's address. Side Two: second side of above lecture.