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Correspondence, reports and other papers relating to the bodies of which Campbell Stuart was a member or with whom he was involved through his work, with two photographs of imperial conferences.

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Framed photographs, photographers unknown, forming part of the Sir Campbell Stuart collection. They are in uniform black and gold frames, with titles on wooden labels.

Scope and Contents 245 x 190 mm. The Imperial Press Union, now the Commonwealth Press Union, was founded in 1909 and held a series of conferences at five yearly intervals. The fourth of these was held in London in 1930 and was opened by the Prime Minister, the Right Honourable J. Ramsay MacDonald. The photograph shows Mr MacDonald standing behind a table on the right; to the left is the front row of participants, with Sir Campbell Stuart and Sir Harry Brittain prominent in the centre. Photographer...

Scope and Contents 270 x 180 mm. Group of twenty-one participants posed in the garden of a substantial terraced building. The conference was called to consider the problem of rivalry between companies involved in beam wireless and the cable service. It began its meetings in January 1928 under the chairmanship of Sir John Gilmour (seated 5th from left) as Chairman and Sir Campbell Stuart of Canada (on his right) as Chairman of the advisory committee. After more than thirty meetings it recommended a union of...