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Clippings related to the death of Lord Tweedsmuir.
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CA OSLER P142-E-E/K-40-2-10/14
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1940 (Creation)
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1 cm of textual records
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(1891-1976)
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[1940, Feb.7] 'The Nation's Health 'Lord Tweedsmuir'.; [n.d.] 'Foreshadowing' found of Viceroy's illness'.; 'Penfield tells of 5-day fight' [1940, Feb.12] The telegraph, London: 'Lord Tweedsmuir has a relapse' [1940, Feb.11] The Times 'Tweedsmuir found in lesser danger'.; [] Editorial 'Let's go - behind the news by Tracy S. Ludington'.; Typescript of a Poem.; Typewritten note 'Memorial Meeting for the Governor General'.
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See also: W/U 52; A/N 14.
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Originally housed in Box O-P142-446. Materials have been transferred to Flat Box O-P142-313.
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Lord Tweedsmuir received treatment from Penfield before his death at the Montreal Neurological Institute.