Archives Catalogue

Series
1926-1944

Series consists of nine notebooks that include class notes, personal entries and notes taken by Charles Bruce during his time as a student at Mount Allison University and as a young writer.

Diary kept by Charles Bruce as a student at Mount Allison University

MS-2-297, Box 1, Folder 1
File
1926-1927

Part of Charles Bruce fonds

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Notebook kept by Charles Bruce containing notes on language, events (including D-Day), and expressions

MS-2-297, Box 1, Folder 2
File
[1944?]

Part of Charles Bruce fonds

Correspondence between Charles Bruce and Air Canada regarding family travel expenses

MS-2-297, Box 1, Folder 8
File
1971

Part of Charles Bruce fonds

Correspondence between Charles Bruce and Arch regarding the Victoria DL Bennett and discussion nuclear policies

MS-2-297, Box 1, Folder 10
File
1962

Part of Charles Bruce fonds

Letter from J.L.B. to Charles Bruce regarding a piece Bruce wrote for the magazine Saturday Night

MS-2-297,Box 1, Folder 14
File
1950

Part of Charles Bruce fonds

Letter from Martin Burns to Charles Bruce regarding the history of and admission to King's College

MS-2-297, Box 1, Folder 15
File
1956

Part of Charles Bruce fonds

Letter from Charles Bruce to Lisa Balfour regarding newspaper clippings and feedback for a report

MS-2-297, Box 1, Folder 16
File
1964

Part of Charles Bruce fonds

Seasonal greetings correspondence between Charles Bruce's wife Agnes Bruce and Richard A. Bell

MS-2-297, Box 1, Folder 17
File

Part of Charles Bruce fonds

Correspondence between Charles Bruce and Irene Bisset regarding a mix up of identity

MS-2-297, Box 1, Folder 20
File
1967

Part of Charles Bruce fonds

Letter from Carl Bridenbough of the University of California to Charles Bruce regarding future collaboration and his desire to teach Canadian history in the United States

MS-2-297, Box 1, Folder 24
File
1957

Part of Charles Bruce fonds

An anniversary card from Charles Bruce to Agnes Bruce and a letter about Agnes receiving a speeding ticket

MS-2-297, Box 1, Folder 26
File
1957

Part of Charles Bruce fonds

Correspondence between Charles Bruce and D.E. Burritt regarding summer plans and selecting names from the RAF and RCAF for stories

Ms-2-297, Box 1, Folder 29
File
1940-1941

Part of Charles Bruce fonds

Letter from Marjorie Campbell to Charles Bruce regarding his writing

MS-2-297, Box 1, Folder 31
File
1950

Part of Charles Bruce fonds

Correspondence between Charles Bruce and William F. Carrigan regarding Bruce's inquiries into Carrigan's family origins

MS-2-297, Box 1, Folder 32
File
1950

Part of Charles Bruce fonds

Letter from Laura P. Carten to Charles Bruce complimenting his writing

MS-2-297, Box 1, Folder 33
File
1927

Part of Charles Bruce fonds

Correspondence between Charles Bruce and Gregory Clark about Clark's interest in a scrapbook compiled by William Gibbons

MS-2-297, Box 1, Folder 36
File
1946

Part of Charles Bruce fonds

File contains a letter referring the scrapbook available in SF Box 93, Folder 12.

Correspondence between Charles Bruce and Robert Cockburne regarding books sent to each other and Cockburne's poetry

MS-2-297, Box 1, Folder 39
File
1967-1971

Part of Charles Bruce fonds

Letter from Rodney G. Dakin to Charles Bruce regarding his enjoyment of his writing

MS-2-297, Box 1, Folder 42
File
1947-1949

Part of Charles Bruce fonds

Correspondence between Charles Bruce and Rupert W. Davies

MS-2-297, Box 1, Folder 43
File
1941

Part of Charles Bruce fonds

File consists of letters between Sir Walter Monckton and W. Rupert Davies, president of the Kingston Whig-Standard, regarding Monckton's appointment as Director General of the Ministry of Information, a memo about conversations with Davies, personal travels, three letters to Bruce from Davies concerning time off, the injury of a friend and an upcoming annual meeting.

Correspondence between Charles Bruce and Frank Parker Day

MS-2-297, Box 1, Folder 44
File
1941-1949

Part of Charles Bruce fonds

Folder consists of letters between Bruce and Frank Day regarding military regiments; feedback on Day's novel What Happened to Rosalie; help given to Day's son by Bruce; the death of a mutual friend; and a suggestion to help out another friend in writing of his thesis.

Letter from Bill Deacon to Charles Bruce expressing admiration for his writing

MS-2-297, Box 1, Folder 45
File
1937

Part of Charles Bruce fonds

Correspondence between Charles Bruce and Eric R. Dennis regarding the potential study of the parliamentary press gallery

MS-2-297, Box 1, Folder 47
File
1967

Part of Charles Bruce fonds

Correspondence between Charles Bruce and the Dial Press regarding Bruce's criticism of the Barrymores

MS-2-297, Box 1, Folder 48
File
1969

Part of Charles Bruce fonds

Letter from Dibby to Charles Bruce expressing his enjoyment of his writing

MS-2-297, Box 1, Folder 49
File
1955

Part of Charles Bruce fonds

Letters from Elmer Dulmage to Charles Bruce regarding UK news and the Canadian Press in London

MS-2-297, Box 1, Folder 52
File
1941

Part of Charles Bruce fonds

Letter from Leon Edel to Charles Bruce asking him to serve as a reference for a job application

MS-2-297, Box 1, Folder 55
File
1950

Part of Charles Bruce fonds

Correspondence between Charles Bruce and Wilfred Eggleston regarding news blocks and censorship

MS-2-297, Box 1, Folder 57
File
1941

Part of Charles Bruce fonds

File consists of a series of letters between Bruce and Wilfred Eggleston, Press Censor for Canada, regarding a story about Honolulu that shouldn't have been published, a report on changing press censorship policies towards American news items, and instructions to Canadian editors about not publishing news about British and Canadian shipping, and a copy of a report from Frank Knox, Secretary of the American Navy, who condemned news associations for reporting on the arrival of British warships to the US for repair.

Letter from E.W. Forbes to Charles Bruce regarding Bruce's poem Guysborough, which was published in The Morning Chronicle