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Angus MacInnis memorial collection
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RBSC-ARC-1011
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1922-1970 (Creation)
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- MacInnis, Angus
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Physical description
25.7 m of textual records;141 photographs;38 maps
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Name of creator
MacInnis, Angus
(1884-1964)
Biographical history
Angus MacInnis was born in 1884 at Glen Williams, Prince Edward Island. In 1908 he moved to Vancouver where he worked as a milk wagon driver and later as a conductor and motorman for the B.C. Electric Railway. An interest in the trade union movement led him to become business agent for the Amalgamated Association of Street, Electrical Railway and Motor Coach Employees of America, Division 101. Politically active on both the local and national scene, he was elected M.P. for Vancouver South for the Independent Labour Party in 1930 and he served the same constituency as a member of the C.C.F. (1935-1957). In 1932, MacInnis married Grace Woodsworth. MacInnis sat on the C.C.F. National Executive from 1933-1950 and was Deputy National Leader of the C.C.F. from 1942 to 1957. His awards include an Honorary Doctor of Laws from the University of British Columbia and the Garnett Sedgewick award from the U.B.C. Civil Liberties Union for his position on the Japanese-Canadian situation during the Second World War.
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The collection consists of records of the provincial office of the Cooperative Commonwealth Federation and general research material pertaining to socialism and the labour movement. It consists of minutes, scrapbooks, office correspondence and files relating to party organization and records of committees, CCF clubs, constituencies, federal ridings and election. The collection also includes records generated by Arthur Turner as CCF Whip and Arnold Webster as a provincial party leader. Subject files pertaining to early socialists and clippings about international affairs were created by Dorothy Steeves. Subsequent accessions added to the collection have included the records of Angus MacInnis, Francis McKenzie and former provincial leader Ernest Winch.
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Inventory available. PDF document attached.
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- MacInnis, Angus (Creator)
- University of British Columbia. Library (Subject)
- Winch, Ernest E. (Subject)
- McKenzie, Francis J. (Subject)
- Steeves, Dorothy Gretchen, b. 1891 (Subject)
- Webster, Arnold Alexander (Subject)
- Turner, Arthur J. (Subject)
- Cooperative Commonwealth Federation (Subject)
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Filename
Macinnis_Angus.pdf
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application/pdf
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5.9 MiB