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Dr. Schroeter

Dr. Schroeter

Dr. Schroeter

Class list for Sociology 2301, 1996. Dr. Schroeter

Collection numbers 23198-23521
Aug.-Sept. 1984, July-Oct. 1985, May-Sept. 1986

Collection numbers 23522-23835
Sept.-Oct. 1986, May-July 1987

Collection numbers 23836-24160
July-Sept. 1987, May-July 1988

Collection numbers 23836-24177
July 1987 - May 1988

Correspondence with various government departments, including the Prime Minister of Ontario, Hon. Mitchell F. Hepburn; information regarding rates for wood and wages. 1933-1942.

Correspondence with Norman Pederson, clerk, regarding business and opertions at Camp #102; supply requisitions. 1941-1942.

Supply requisitions for Camps #2 and #4; telegraphs regarding loading and transportation of wood; Canadian National Telegraph statements of account. 1941-1942.

Correspondence with timber contractors; miscellaneous items: Canadian Club luncheon tickets, contract and export forms, ledger sheets for Camp #2, wood price quotes and calculations, hand-drawn map. Untitled. 1941-1942.

Pamphlets advertising industrial products; correspondence from companies and suppliers, lumber contractors, government departments, non-profit organizations. 1941-1942.

Correspondence from the Department of Labour regarding wartime wages, industrial standards; letters and legal documents regarding liquidation of Lake Sulphite Pulp Company; Lumber & Sawmill Workers' Union document regarding wage agreement; Pulpwood Salvage Association notices of picking contracts; 2 copies blueprint map of Gull Lake area (Kenora district). 1941-1942.

Correspondence to Oscar Styffe, Norwegian Vice Consul, regarding the Norwegian Relief Fund, the Royal Norwegian Air Force, other related issues. 1941-1942.

Lists of peeled poplar contracts; correspondence from lumber and paper companies, the Department of Revenue, Federated War Services, Ontario Women's Liberal Association. 1941-1942.

Correspondence from the Department of National Revenue including National Defence Tax and Income Tax forms; poplar purchase agreement between H. Hukkala and O. Styffe Limited; supply requisitions for Kama. 1941-1943.

Supply requisitions, records of taxi fares, miscellaneous receipts and invoices regarding operations at Camp #5. 1942.

Correspondence with George Wagner, clerk, Sam Yanick, foreman, and Eino Heino regarding camp-related business and progress of work at Camp #10. 1942.

Correspondence with timber contractors regarding Jackfish River wood; correspondence with Henry Draper, lawyer, regarding timber agreements; one issue of The Pulp Sulphite and Paper Mill Workers' Journal, No. 6, 1939. 1939-1942.

Supply requisitions for camps at Pigeon River, Kama and Ancliff. 1942.

Correspondence from the Department of Munitions and Supply regarding timber control, including progress reports on pulpwood production, inventories, reports on meetings, pulpwood exports; summer and winter wood contracts recorded on ledger sheets. 1942-1943.

Miscellaneous receipts and invoices including groceries, hardware, equipment, transportation, construction, insurance, legal and medical services. 1942.

Literature from Fennia Imports, Montreal, including letters introducing products, price lists, pamphlets advertising equipment such as wagons, sleighs, snow ploughs, furnaces. 1940-1941.

Correspondence with Anna Fuhr, Fuhr Publishing and Printing Company, Duluth; correspondence relating to Oscar Styffe's duties as acting Norwegian Vice-Consul. 1940-1941.