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[Correspondence received, 1950-1964]

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Date:

1950-1964.

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R16086-3-6-E, Volume number: 1

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5082299

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Donald Nelson Baird fonds

[Correspondence received, 1950-1964]
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Date(s):

1950-1964.

Place of creation:

Canada

Extent:

1 cm of textual records.

Language of material:

English

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This file contains copies of correspondence received by Donald Nelson Baird (and Dorothy Baird on Donald's behalf) between 1950 and 1964 related to the flag design. It includes correspondence with Weekend Picture Magazine, which featured a picture of a prototype flag, and concludes in 1964 with Robert Muir, Member of Parliament for Cape Breton North & Victoria, advising the Baird family that there is little hope the design would be considered for adoption in the current political climate.

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Adapted from a listing provided by the donor.

Ottawa, 21 Jan 1954: J. W. Pickersgill (Secretary of State)
House of Commons, 25 Jan 1954: Vernon A. M. Kemp (Office of the Leader of the Official Opposition)
House of Commons Press Gallery, 26 Jan 1954: Robert McKeown (Weekend Picture Magazine)
House of Commons, 26 Jan 1954: G. T. Purdy (Member of Parliament)
House of Commons, 27 Jan 1954: C. Gillis (Member of Parliament)
Office of the Prime Minister, 15 Feb 1950: W. R. Martin (secretary)
House of Commons, 29 Jan 1954: George Drew (Leader of the Official Opposition)
Office of the Secretary of State, 11 May 1959: Henri Courtemanche (Secretary of State)
Office of the Premier of Nova Scotia, 1 Mar 1963: R. L. Stanfield
House of Commons, 22 Apr 1964: Robert Muir (Member of Parliament)

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Volume [R16086]

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1 File number 3

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