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Eric George Adams fonds R8274 Finding aid no MSS2259 vols. 1 to 19 Instrument de recherche no MSS2259 Access Place of Media File code Title creation Language Vol. Dates Support Dossier Code Titre Lieu de Langue d'accès création Eric George Adams (R8274) Personal material and correspondence Textual 1 1 Open Biographical notes - photocopy Canada English 1966 Textual 1 2 Open Bibliography Canada English n.d. Job applications and promotions - Textual 1 3 Open Canada English 1928-1979 including correspondence Textual 1 4 Open Miscellaneous employment information Canada English 1933-1939 Textual 1 5 Open Consulting work Canada English 1949-1971 Textual 1 6 Open Referendum - Quebec Canada English 1995 Textual 1 7 Open Writing - notes Canada English n.d. Textual 1 8 Open Research notes Canada English n.d. Textual 1 9 Open Miscellaneous research and notes Canada English 1981-1991 Textual 1 10 Open Personal notes Canada English 1997 United Electrical, Radio and Machine Textual 1 11 Open Workers Union of Canada - (UE) staff Canada English 1988-1993 notes Textual 1 12 Open Readings Canada English n.d. Textual 1 13 Open Reports and reviews Canada English 1966-1973 Textual 1 14 Open Essays Canada English 1936-1977 Textual 1 15 Open Articles Canada English 1935-1967 List of UE (United Electrical) material, Textual 1 16 Open Canada English n.d. 1988 Gouzenko Commission material Textual 1 17 Open Bank of Canada Canada English 1940-1958 Textual 1 18 Open Cockfield, Brown and Company Canada English 1931-1939 Textual 1 19 Open Coverdale and Colpitts Canada English 1931-1939 Textual 1 20 Open Cunningham, William J. Canada English 1931-1938 Textual 1 21 Open Currie, Lauch Canada English 1987 Textual 1 22 Open General Canada English 1933-1980 Textual 1 23 Open Manocchio, A. Canada English 1966 National Museum of Science and Textual 1 24 Open Canada English 1992 Technology Textual 1 25 Open Park, Frank Canada English 1986-1989 Textual 1 26 Open Research associates Canada English 1950-1975 Textual 1 27 Open Resnick, Phil Canada English 1976 United Nations Conference of Trade and Textual 1 28 Open Canada English 1965-1967 Development Textual 1 29 Open Wheeler, George Canada English 1968-1970 Textual 1 30 Open Financial matters Canada English 1989 Textual 1 31 Open Central Guaranty Trust Co. Canada English n.d. Textual 1 32 Open Lac Minerals Canada English n.d. Textual 1 33 Open Montreal Trust Company Canada English 1982-1987 Textual 1 34 Open Municipal Trust Co. Canada English 1991 Page 1 of 15 Eric George Adams fonds R8274 Finding aid no MSS2259 vols. 1 to 19 Instrument de recherche no MSS2259 Access Place of Media File code Title creation Language Vol. Dates Support Dossier Code Titre Lieu de Langue d'accès création Textual 2 1 Open Comprehensive history of Canada Canada English n.d. Textual 2 2 Open Automation Canada English 1967-1990 Textual 2 3 Open Economic handbook for workers Canada English 1969-1975 Textual 2 4 Open Miscellaneous statistics Canada English 1935-1948 Textual 2 5 Open Canada-USA free trade Canada English 1941-1988 Textual 2 6 Open Canada - economic cycles Canada English 1946-1978 Textual 2 7 Open Economic conditions - notes Canada English 1980-1989 Textual 2 8--9 Open Desalinization Canada English 1965-1972 Research studies and reports - Academic, Work-Related and Independent Consulting Some economic problems confronting a Canada Textual 2 10 Open wider application of railroad electrification United English 1931 in America States Canada Reorganizations of the Boston and Maine Textual 2 11 Open United English 1931 railroad effected in 1919 and 1926 (thesis) States An investigation to determine a suitable Textual 3 1 Open industry for location of the Henry Atkinson Canada English 1931 limited property at Point Etchemin (thesis) Textual 3 2 Open Railroad electrification (working papers) Canada English 1931-1932 Collected writings - miscellaneous Textual 3 3 Open Canada English 1931-1934 manuscripts Textual 3 4 Open The relations of economics to engineering Canada English 1933 Textual 3 5 Open Prefabricated housing Canada English 1933 Preliminary data in support of certain Textual 3 6 Open provisions recommended for a revised Canada English 1933 Canada shipping act Textual 3 7 Open Population, trade and transportation Canada English 1935 Canada Report of West Virginia pulp and paper Textual 3 8 Open United English 1937 company States Textual 3 9 Open Railroad notes Canada English 1938-1939 Brief to the council of arbitration by the United Association of Journeymen and Textual 3 10 Open Canada English 1947 Apprentices of the Plumbing and Pipefitting Industry Leather, shoe and slipper manufacturers, Textual 3 11 Open Canada English 1947 Quebec Forecast cash receipts and disbursements Textual 3 12 Open for June and July for Sni-Dor Radioelectric Canada English 1947 Limited Page 2 of 15 Eric George Adams fonds R8274 Finding aid no MSS2259 vols. 1 to 19 Instrument de recherche no MSS2259 Access Place of Media File code Title creation Language Vol. Dates Support Dossier Code Titre Lieu de Langue d'accès création Program for inventory adjustment and Textual 3 13 Open improvement of the liquid position for Sni- Canada English 1947 Dor Radioelectric Limited The promotion of a chain of dining-car Textual 3 14 Open Canada English 1947 type restaurants for Robert Sherwood Canadian Pacific steamships and the Textual 3 15 Open Canada English 1947 employment of Canadian seamen - report Report on Dominion Engineering Works Textual 4 1 Open Canada English 1948 Limited Assure the future of Canada's electrical Textual 4 2 Open Canada English 1948 manufacturing industry Textual 4 3 Open Data for United Garment Workers Union Canada English 1948 Textual 4 4 Open Report on Mercantile Printing Limited Canada English 1948 Memorandum on the valuation of real and Textual 4 5 Open personal property for the establishment of Canada English 1948 Japanese claims Submission to the Royal Commission on Textual 4 6 Open Canada English n.d. Japanese Canadian property Textual 4 7 Open A national shipping policy for Canada Canada English 1948 Textual 4 8 Open Data for negotiations Canada English 1948 A Canadian policy for a Canadian Textual 4 9 Open Canada English 1948 merchant marine An appeal for action on a vital national Textual 4 10 Open problem - merchant marine is Canada English 1949 disintegrating Outlook for construction and pipefitting Textual 4 11 Open Canada English 1949 work Report on slide fastener industry - Textual 4 12 Open Canada English 1949 proposals Report on eastern Canada market for Textual 4 13 Open Canada English 1949 British road rollers Survey of current Canadian economic Textual 4 14 Open Canada English 1949 conditions Canadian deep-sea fleet, ship owners and Textual 4 15 Open Canada English 1949 their corporate connections Textual 4 16 Open Report for Columbia Frame Inc. Canada English 1950 Colsan Limited - bill of materials and Textual 4 17 Open Canada English 1950 production routine Application for CSA approval on Colsan Textual 4 18 Open Canada English 1950 packaged air conditions Page 3 of 15 Eric George Adams fonds R8274 Finding aid no MSS2259 vols. 1 to 19 Instrument de recherche no MSS2259 Access Place of Media File code Title creation Language Vol. Dates Support Dossier Code Titre Lieu de Langue d'accès création Estimated 1950 cash budget for Sport Textual 4 19 Open Canada English 1950 Togs Limited Report on the Canadian asbestos industry - Textual 4 20 Open Canada English 1950 review and prospects Textual 4 21 Open Notes on railway - road coordination Canada English n.d. Report on railway - highway freight Canada Textual 4 22 Open transportation coordination in Canada and United English 1957 the United States States Comparison of steam, diesel-electric and Canada electric locomotive operating and cost Textual 4 23 Open United English 1957 factors under contemporary American States practice Penetracja gospodarcza Stanow Textual 4 24 Open Canada Polish 1957 Zjednoczonych w Kanadzie Report on prospects for mutual Textual 4 25 Open Canada English 1957 investment funds in Canada Textual 4 26 Open Tractive effort - Canadian Pacific Railway Canada English 1958 Draft report on main trends in railway Textual 4 27 Open transportation and the tractive effort Canada English 1959 measure of potential output Notes on export markets in Latin America Textual 4 28 Open for Musimart of Canada Limited - Canada English 1959 Montreal United Fishermen and Allied Workers Textual 4 29 Open Union (UFAW) - material for combines Canada English 1960 case Data for wage and salary negotiations, Textual 5 1 Open Ottawa Municipal Service Association, Canada English 1962 Local 503, NUPE Before the board of arbitration, The Textual 5 2 Open Canada English 1964 Ottawa Municipal Employees Union Data for 1964 negotiations with Harding Textual 5 3 Open Canada English 1964 Carpets Ltd., Canadian Textile Council Brief to the (Metro) Conciliation Board Textual 5 4 Open submitted by the Civic Employees Union Canada English 1964 no. 43 Data for negotiations - Ottawa Municipal Textual 5 5 Open Canada English 1964 Employees Union Local 503 Brief before the board of arbitration, The Textual 5 6 Open Ottawa Municipal Employees Union Local Canada English 1964 503 Page 4 of 15 Eric George Adams fonds R8274 Finding aid no MSS2259 vols. 1 to 19 Instrument de recherche no MSS2259 Access Place of Media File code Title creation Language Vol. Dates Support Dossier Code Titre Lieu de Langue d'accès création Brief to the (Metro) Conciliation Board Textual 5 7 Open submitted by the Civic Employees Union Canada English 1964 no. 43 Brief to the conciliation board, The Civil Textual 5 8 Open Canada English 1964 Employees Union no. 43 Toronto Textual 5 9 Open Survey of the Ontario trucking industry Canada English 1965 Economic material for presentation to the Textual 5 10 Open board of conciliation by division 113 Canada English 1966 Amalgamated Transit Union Material negotiations, Amalgamated Textual 5 11 Open Canada English 1966 Transit Union divisions 113 Textual 5 12 Open Material for seaway workers negotiations Canada English 1966 Conciliation - Canadian Brotherhood of Textual 5 13 Open Railway, Transport and General Workers Canada English 1966 and St.
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