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[Pettigrove, Horace : Interview : Session 5]

Item number (ISN):

486805

Series title:

Contributors to the Development of the Commercial and Industrial Relations Systems of New Brunswick and Other Atlantic Provinces

Hierarchical level:

Item (Accession level)

Date:

1974-07-16

Item number (ISN):

486805

Type of material:

Sound recordings

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Archives / Film, Video and Sound

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Fonds/collection:

UNIVERSITY OF NEW BRUNSWICK: SCHOOL OF ADMINISTRATION

Accession:

1976-0010

Media:

Sound

Part:

1 of 1

Production date:

1974-07-16

Production credit:

interviewer, Gary N. Chaison; Edward D. Maher

Description:

Professor Gary N. Chaison and Edward D. Maher conducted a series of interviews with Horace Pettigrove. Pettigrove described his experiences as a federal conciliator during a period of forty years. ~Session 5: Pettigrove described his participation in the Rand Coal Commission (1960), and his conciliation efforts in the longshoring industry (1962, 1965), and maritime industry. Reference is also made to continuing disputes on the railraods and the diesel issue. The time period covered by this session is 1958 to 1967. <1h 30mn>

Language:

English

Notes:

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1. Mr. Pettigrove was interviewed at the University of New Brunswick during a two week period in July 1974. The interviews were conducted in seven, hour and a half sessions. ~2. The Pettigrove interviews are a first in a series conducted in this oral history project. Initial funding for the project was received from the University of New Brunswick Research Fund. A two year Canada Council grant has been awarded for the continuation of the project.
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