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Clippings of a story and poems written by Charles Bruce and published in The family herald and weekly star

MS-2-297, Box 5, Folder 6
File
1922

Folder consists of newspaper clippings of the story, The captain's accounting, a poem, The Victory (1919), and two sonnets: Up from yesterday and The empire day.

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

MS-2-297, Box 1, Folder 60
File
1923

Part of Charles Bruce fonds

Charles Bruce's professional correspondence

Series
1923-1971

Part of Charles Bruce fonds

Series comprises Charles Bruce's professional correspondence, organized by subject. The bulk of the correspondence relates to his professional life and writing, but there are some files containing letters and notes of a more personal nature. Many files contain notes and newspaper clippings.

Correspondence between Charles Bruce and Andrew Doan Merkel

MS-2-297, Box 2, Folder 47
File
1923-1946

Part of Charles Bruce fonds

Folder consists of letters with Andrew Merkel, the Atlantic superintendent of The Canadian Press, regarding personal matters, writing, poetry, travel to Halifax, an untitled story/poem, notes on the news of the Pearl Harbor attack, a poem titled Innuendos, letters between Merkel and Gillis Purcell, the assistant general manager of The Canadian Press, regarding press plans and projects.

Correspondence between Charles Bruce and Robert Norwood expressing Norwood's appreciation of Bruce's work

MS-2-297, Box 2, Folder 62
File
1923; 1951

Part of Charles Bruce fonds

Correspondence between Charles Bruce and Annie Campbell Huestis regarding poetry

MS-2-297, Box 2, Folder 7
File
1923; 1950-1951

Part of Charles Bruce fonds

File include a copy of Annie's book, Fannigan, annotated by Bruce.

Letter from John Daniel Logan to Charles Bruce regarding his interest in writing an article about Bruce

MS-2-297, Box 2, Folder 29
File
1924

Part of Charles Bruce fonds

Anthology of Lone Scout verse

MS-2-297, Box 5, Folder 3
File
1924

Part of Charles Bruce fonds

File contains a copy of Anthology of Lone Scout Verse, a Lone Scout booklet compiled by Ronald Walker Barr.

Mount Allison correspondence about Bruce Charles from George S. Trueman and W.M. Tweedie

MS-2-297, Box 4, Folder 3
File
1924-1932

Part of Charles Bruce fonds

File consists of a letter from George Trueman, president of Mount Allison University, to Bruce's father about his son's academic progress, a letter to Bruce about a scholarship, and a letter from W.M. Tweedie about Bruce's success in The Canadian Poetry Competition.

The Bard

MS-2-297, Box 5, Folder 4
File
1924

Part of Charles Bruce fonds

File contains an incomplete run of The Bard, a poetry magazine.

The Bohemian

MS-2-297, Box 5, Folder 5
File
1925

Part of Charles Bruce fonds

Gile contains a single volume of The Bohemian, a monthly book of poetry, from February 1925.

Charle Bruce's notebooks

Series
1926-1944

Part of Charles Bruce fonds

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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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 Charles G.D. Roberts, Lorne Pierce and C.W. Clark

MS-2-297, Box 2, Folder 81
File
1928-1950

Part of Charles Bruce fonds

File consists of a series of letters with individuals including Charles Roberts, Lorne Pierce and C.W. Clark regarding personal matters, the crafting of the Canadian Who's Who, the location of the grave of Sir Charles D.G. Roberts, contributions to creating a gravestone for Roberts; file also contains pages from an untitled manuscript.

Newspaper scrapbook compiled by Charles Bruce

MS-2-297, OS Box 12, Folder 7
File
1928-1933

Part of Charles Bruce fonds

File contains a scrapbook largely comprised of newspaper clippings of items written by Charles Bruce.

Copies of Charle Bruce's poems published in magazines, journals and newspapers

MS-2-297, Box 8, Folder 26
File
1928-1974

Part of Charles Bruce fonds

Correspondence between Charles Bruce and New York friends and acquaintances

MS-2-297, Box 4, Folder 12
File
1929-1942

Part of Charles Bruce fonds

File includes letters from friends and coworkers, including Bill Brisen, Elmer Dulmage, Leon Edel, Willa Martin, Allan Nickleson, and Jack Scott.

Letters from Theodore G. Roberts to Charles Bruce regarding writing, poetry and an article about Roberts

MS-2-297, Box 2, Folder 82
File
1930; 1952

Part of Charles Bruce fonds

Letter of congratulations from F.X. Jennings to Charles Bruce

MS-2-297, Box 2, Folder 11
File
1931

Part of Charles Bruce fonds

Correspondence between Charles Bruce and J.F.B. Livesay regarding the birth of Bruce's son, travel, and finding a successor for the general manager of the Canadian Press

MS-2-297, Box 2, Folder 26
File
1931-1944

Part of Charles Bruce fonds

Letter from Forbes Rhude congratulating Bruce and his wife on the birth of their son

MS-2-297, Box 2, Folder 80
File
1931

Part of Charles Bruce fonds

Correspondence between Charles Bruce and Alexander I. of the New York Times regarding recent Nova Scotia news items

MS-2-297, Box 2, Folder 86
File
1931

Part of Charles Bruce fonds

Letter from Stuart Smith to Charles Bruce

MS-2-297, Box 2, Folder 102
File
1931

Part of Charles Bruce fonds

Correspondence between Charles Bruce and McKenna

MS-2-297, Box 2, Folder 39
File
1931

Part of Charles Bruce fonds

Newspaper clippings relating to Robert Norwood, Canadian poetry and literature, and a short biography of Norwood

MS-2-297, Box 2, Folder 63
File
1931-1933

Part of Charles Bruce fonds

Letter from John A. Tory to Charles Bruce congratulating Bruce and his wife on the birth of their son

MS-2-297, Box 3, Folder 5
File
1931

Part of Charles Bruce fonds

Charles Bruce's correspondence regarding Tomorrow's tide

MS-2-297, Box 7, Folder 13
File
1931-1933

Part of Charles Bruce fonds

Correspondence between Charles Bruce and Clyde Blackburne regarding British Columbia

MS-2-297, Box 1, Folder 21
File
1931 ; 1968

Part of Charles Bruce fonds

Tomorrow's Tide

Subseries
1931-1933

Part of Charles Bruce fonds

Subseries consists of two files relating to Charles Bruce's 1932 poem Tomorrow's Tide.

Correspondence between Charles Bruce and George J. Trueman regarding Bruce's idea to revive the Sackville Post

MS-2-297, Box 3, Folder 6
File
1934

Part of Charles Bruce fonds

Correspondence between Charles Bruce and H.M. Wood regarding the potential comeback of the Sackville Post

MS-2-297, Box 3, Folder 16
File
1934

Part of Charles Bruce fonds

Correspondence between Charles Bruce, R.A. Jodrey, Leonard Fraser regarding the sale of the Windsor Tribune

MS-2-297, Box 2, Folder 13
File
1935

Part of Charles Bruce fonds

Correspondence regarding Charles Bruce's Grey ship moving

MS-2-297, Box 6, Folder 1
File
1936-1947

Part of Charles Bruce fonds

Folder consists of correspondence with individuals including Edith Fry, Elsinor Haultaine, Andrew Merkel and Lorne Pierce.

Grey Ship Moving

Subseries
1936-1947

Part of Charles Bruce fonds

Subseries consists of three folders relating to Charles Bruce's 1946 book of poetry, Grey ship moving, including correspondence, book reviews and a radio script from CJCH.

Letters from E.J. Pratt to Charles Bruce regarding his enjoyment of Bruce's writing

MS-2-297, Box 2, Folder 71
File
1936;1941;1947

Part of Charles Bruce fonds

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 Basil Dean expressing his enjoyment of Bruce's writing

MS-2-297, Box 1, Folder 46
File
1937

Part of Charles Bruce fonds

Correspondence between Charles Bruce and Leo Kennedy regarding poetry, a book, and poems written by Frank Prewett

MS-2-297, Box 2, Folder 19
File
1937; 1950

Part of Charles Bruce fonds

Correspondence between Charles Bruce and C.A. Munro regarding his attempt to get Bruce to join The Citizen

MS-2-297, Box 2, Folder 57
File
1937

Part of Charles Bruce fonds

Newspaper and magazine articles featuring Charles Bruce

MS-2-297, Box 8, Folder 30
File
1939-1961

Part of Charles Bruce fonds

Copytalk, newspaper and magazine articles written and/or collected by Charles Bruce

Subseries
1939-1971

Part of Charles Bruce fonds

Subseries consists of copies of The Canadian Press Copytalk series as well as other newspaper and magazine articles written and/or collected by Charles Bruce.

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

Letters from Randell J. Livesay to Charles Bruce regarding his criticism of Marusia

MS-2-297, Box 2, Folder 28
File
1940

Part of Charles Bruce fonds

Newspaper clippings written and collected by Charles Bruce

Ms-2-297, Box 9, Folder 6
File
1940-1971

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.

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

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 Hop to Charles Bruce concerning a friend who went to fight in the war

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

Part of Charles Bruce fonds

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