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Research material for Hustak's journalistic work

series1924-2005P0191/B

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Research material for Hustak's journalistic work · 1924-2005

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Held by
Concordia University Library, Special Collections and Archives via Concordia University Archives and Special Collections
Dates
1924-2005 (indexed as 1924–2005)
Level
series
Extent
2 cm of textual records 5 photographs
Scope & content
The series illustrates Alan Hustak’s work as a journalist. It includes articles and texts written by Alan Hustak on various subjects, like broadcaster Jimmy Tapp, Titanic survivor Arthur Godfrey Peuchen, and a boating accident of the Negro Community Centre in 1954. The series also includes research material on Albert Mah and Norma Hutton. The series consists without limitations of newspaper articles, book chapters, papers, photographs, correspondence and personal documents. Some documents are reproductions.
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Genre / form
Textual record; Graphic material
Harvested
2026-10-15T16:46:13Z · source datestamp n/a · ead
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