Government of Canada. “Final Act of the Paris Conference on Reparations” Ottawa: Edmond Cloutier, 1946.

McPherson, Glenn W. “Report Re: Canadian Pacific Railway Company Embargoed Securities, 1938.” Ottawa: Government of Canada, 1938.

CVs, handwritten memorandums, newspaper clippings and other material outlining McPherson’s personal and professional life.

Correspondence:

a) Jan. 3rd, 1941. Copy of a letter. From: General Ainline and Film Corp. To: Internationale Gesellschaft fur Chemische Unternehmungen Basle.
b) June 16, 1941. Outgoing memorandum. “New York.”
c) Jun 19th, 1941. Incoming memorandum. “Ottawa.”
d) Sep 10th, 1942. Incoming letter. “DCB/CD.”
e) Dec 4th, 1942. Incoming letter. “TGD/W.”
f) Nov. 11th, 1942. Incoming letter. T.G. Scrogg.
g) Aug 18th, 1942. Incoming letter. “Dicky.”
h) Jun 4th, 1942. Copy of a telegram. From: “H.L.R.” To: “R.C. Washington.”
i) Jan 25th, 1944. Incoming telegram. “J.P”
j) Jun 19th, 1944. Outgoing telegram. “J.P. New York.”
k) Jun 19th, 1944. Outgoing letter. Edwin P. Bledsoe.
l) Jun 23rd, 1944. Incoming letter. “V.C. (JP sec’y)-New York.”
m) July 5th, 1942. Incoming letter. “J.P.-New York.”
n) Aug 29th, 1942. Incoming memorandum. No sender.
o) Oct 12th, 1944. Incoming letter. Sender illegible.
p) May 8th, 1945. Incoming letter. W.S. Stephenson.
q) Aug 28th, 1945. Incoming letter. Charles Vining.
r) Dec.14th, 1949. Incoming letter. W.S. Stephenson.
s) Dec 15th, 1952. Incoming letter. W.S. Stephenson
t) Jan 23rd, 1942. Outgoing letter. Recipient illegible.
u) Sep 5th, 1944. Incoming letter. Chateau Frontenac.
v) Aug 24th, 1943. Incoming letter. Grace Garner.
w) Sep 14th, 1943. Incoming letter. E.H. Coleman.
x) Sep 14th, 1944. Incoming letter. F.H. Chafee.
y) Sep 8th, 1943. Incoming letter (c/o E.H. Coleman). W.S. Churchill.
z) Sep 7th, 1943. Incoming letter (c/o E.H. Coleman). W.L. Mackenzie-King.
aa) Sep 15th, 1943. Incoming letter (c/o E.H. Coleman). M Macdonald.
bb) Sep 8th, 1943. Incoming letter (c/o E.H. Coleman). W.L. Mackenzie-King.
cc) Jan 16th, 1948. Incoming letter. Sender illegible.
dd) Feb 26th, 1948. Incoming letter. E.H. Coleman.
ee) Feb 26th, 1948. Copy of a letter. From: E.H Coleman To: “Mr. Measures.”
ff) Apr 2nd, 1947. Incoming telegram. “Supply Depot”

Correspondence:

a) May 31st, 1955. Incoming letter. M.R. Lennox.
b) Apr. 27th, 1965. Incoming letter. W.A.C. Bennett.
c) Nov 6th, 1989. Incoming letter. Keith Rutledge.

Correspondence:

a) N.D. Outgoing report. No recipient.
b) Feb 7th, 1948. Outgoing letter. E.H. Coleman.
c) Feb 20th, 1948. Outgoing letter. E.H. Coleman.
d) Feb 13th, 1948. Incoming letter. E.H. Coleman.
e) Feb 4th, 1948. Outgoing letter. E.H. Coleman.
f) May 25th, 1939. Outgoing Letter. E.H. Coleman
g) Jun 14th, 1939. Outgoing memorandum. E.H. Coleman.
h) N.D. Outgoing memorandum. No recipient.
i) Jan 20th, 1941. General memorandum. No recipient.
j) Jun 15th, 1939. Outgoing memorandum. E.H. Coleman.
k) Apr 20th, 1985. Incoming letter. “Edie T. Heron.”
l) Nov 3rd, 1944. Letter. From: A.H. Mathieu, To: C.V. Putnam.
m) May 11th, 1939. Incoming letter. Jean Desey.

Correspondence:

a) Sep 23rd, 1941. Outgoing letter. E.H. Coleman.
b) Apr. 8th, 1943. Outgoing memorandum. William Stephenson.
c) Apr 1st, 1943. Copy of a letter. From: Thomas J. Bata, To: Harry Conover.
d) Aug 7th, 1941. Outgoing memorandum. “New York.”
e) Aug 6th, 1941. Outgoing letter. Noel I. Hall.
f) Aug 4th, 1941. Incoming letter. “New York.”
g) Jul 18th, 1941. Incoming memorandum. “New York.”
h) Jul 15th, 1941. Incoming memorandum. “New York.”
i) Jul 14th, 1941. Incoming memorandum. “New York.”
j) Jul 9th, 1941. Incoming memorandum. “New York.”
k) Jun 20th, 1941. Outgoing memorandum. No recipient.
l) Jun 6th, 1941. Outgoing memorandum. No recipient.
m) Jun 2, 1941. Outgoing memorandum. No recipient.
n) May 26th, 1941. Incoming letter. “New York.”
o) May 12th, 1941. Outgoing memorandum. No recipient.
p) May 7th, 1941. Outgoing memorandum. No recipient.
q) May 6th, 1941. Outgoing memorandum. No recipient.
r) Apr 28th, 1941. Outgoing memorandum. “New York.”
s) Apr 25th, 1941. Outgoing memorandum. “New York.”
t) Apr 18th, 1941 Outgoing memorandum. No recipient.
u) Apr 15th, 1941. Outgoing memorandum. No recipient.
v) Apr 8th, 1941. Outgoing memorandum. “New York.”
w) Nov 7th, 1940. Outgoing memorandum. E.H. Coleman.
x) March 22nd, 1940. Outgoing memorandum. “New York.”
y) August 13th, 1948. Letter. No addressor, To: William Stevenson.
z) Sep 23rd, 1941. Outgoing letter E.H. Coleman.
aa) Jun 9th, 1942. Incoming legal contract. William Stephenson.
bb) Apr 21st, 1941. Outgoing memorandum. No recipient.
cc) 1941. Outgoing memorandum. No recipient.

Correspondence:

a) Sep 19th, 1967. Outgoing memorandum. “The Directors, Okanagan Helicopters Ltd.”
b) Mar 26th, 1964. Outgoing memorandum. No recipient.
c) May 22nd, 1964. Outgoing memorandum. “Directors.”
d) N.D. Outgoing memorandum. No recipient
e) Dec 7th, 1964. Outgoing memorandum. “Directors.”
f) Aug 19th, 1964. Outgoing memorandum. No recipient.

Contains two scrapbooks. One was compiled by Ewan Macpherson while the other contains material from the McPherson family dating as far back as the 1860s.

Contains correspondence, photocopies, newspaper clippings, notes and draft manuscripts compiled by Alsop in the course of her research for a biography of McPherson. Intermingled with Alsop’s research documents are other records kept by McPherson during his career that were later used by Alsop as part of her research. There are significant records from McPherson’s period as custodian of enemy property as well as a type-written transcript of a lengthy oral recording describing the McPherson family in detail.

Mainly books and pamphlets which address the subjects of confiscated enemy property and the internment of Japanese-Canadians.

Okanagan Helicopters. “Okanagan Helicopters Ltd.: Employee Manual.” No publication information.

Porter, S.F. The Nazi Chemical Trust in the United States. Washington: The National Policy Committee, 1942.

Includes an over-sized organization chart of I.G Farben and its subsidiaries.