Correspondence – Incoming, A-M, 1962-1970

Correspondence includes: Letter from Carl Albracht at Westinghouse Electric Corporation regarding a news release and permission to have an interview with James Mason from the U.S. Bureau of Fisheries in Seattle – May 1, 1970; Letter from Carl Albracht at Westinghouse Electric Corporation with two photographs to be used in “Man and the Salmon” – May 13, 1970; Letter from K. R. Allen at the Fisheries Research Board of Canada regarding illustrations for future manuscripts and a suggestion to write to J. E. Henri Legare from the Department of Lands and Mines – Aug. 8, 1966; Thank you letter from Eldred Bailey at Camp Russell Salmon Club, Ltd for a copy of “The Atlantic Salmon” – Apr. 17, 1969; Thank you letter from Eldred Bailey at Camp Russell Salmon Club, Ltd for the Christmas card and regarding the pollution in Canada – Jan. 14, 1970; Letter from Theodore L. Bates regarding Netboy’s book on Atlantic salmon and further information on salmon, rivers and statistics – Dec. 10, 1969; Letter from Douglas Beaton at the Winchester Press regarding “Salmon of the World” by Ernest Schwiebert in the British market – Aug. 5, 1970; Letter from Milo C. Bell, Consulting Engineer, regarding publication and fish passage facilities – Dec. 1, 1970; Letter from Magnus Berg about being dedicated as a scientist in Netboy’s manuscript and also including photographs from North Norway – June 2, 1966; Letter from Stephen W. Blodgett at The Conservation Foundation with a schedule of payments for publication of Netboy’s manuscript – Aug. 7, 1962; Letter from Stephen W. Blodgett at The Conservation Foundation regarding a check to be applied toward an Atlantic salmon research project – Dec. 3, 1962; Letter from Max R. Borrell at the Subsecretaria de Turismo regarding Netboy’s article in the British Salmon and Trout Magazine, “The Melancholy Fate of the Spanish Salmon” – Feb. 1, 1965; Letter from Max R. Borrell at the Subsecretaria de Turismo regarding Spanish salmon – Mar. 16, 1966; Letter from Max R. Borrell at the Subsecretaria de Turismo regarding General Franco’s fishing outing – May 30, 1968; Letter from Wallace D. Bowman at The Conservation Foundation regarding a letter of agreement and bookkeeping payments – Nov. 6, 1964; Letter from Wallace D. Bowman at The Conservation Foundation regarding the grant given to Netboy to finish his manuscript and the excerpts sent to John Macrae – Dec. 30, 1964; Letter from Wallace D Bowman at The Conservation Foundation about changing the title of Netboy’s manuscript to “Atlantic Salmon” and about the grant sent in to finish the manuscript – Feb. 17, 1965; Letter from Blake A. Campbell at the Department of Fisheries enclosed with information on the economic aspects of the fisheries of British Columbia – Mar. 29, 1968; Letter from Ove T. Carlson at Astra about having limited information on salmon stations on the British Isles – Apr. 29, 1970; Letter from Jim C. Chapralis at Safari Outfitters Inc. regarding an article in the magazine, “Goin’ Fishin’” – Oct. 29, 1969; Letter from S. J. Drew at Charles Knight and Co Ltd about referencing their book, “Angling and the Law” in Netboy’s manuscript – Aug. 18, 1969; Thank you letter from Paul F. Elson at the Fisheries Research Board of Canada for a copy of Netboy’s manuscript – Apr. 10, 1969; Letter from Daniel C. Fales at Rod&Gun with a copy of Rod&Gun magazine including a review on Netboy’s book and about contacting Charles Coiner regarding painting to use for illustration in the book – July 24, 1970; Letter from Nancy Farmer, Acquisitions Librarion, about keeping “The Atlantic Salmon Journal” and other magazines and clippings in their collection – Aug. 19, 1975; Letter from R. E. Foerster apologizing for not responding to Netboy’s letter and thanking him for a copy of “The Atlantic Salmon” – Nov. 25, 1969; Letter from K. F. Fraser regarding collecting material for a future book on Pacific salmon and suggesting contacting Harvie Stewart for further information – Aug. 19, 1968; Letters to and from Keith Gardner at Fishing World regarding information on cherry salmon and an outline for a future manuscript – 1976; Letter from Frank Gregg at The Conservation Foundation regarding Netboy’s advance and the payments to follow – Dec. 20, 1966; Letter from Thor Gudjonsson at Freshwater Fisheries regarding information on the Atlantic salmon in Iceland – Feb. 19, 1966; Letter from Wayland Hayes at Vanderbelt University about research at the university – June 23, 1969; Letter from Sydney Howe at The Conservation Foundation apologizing for leaving “The Atlantic Salmon” off of their book list – Sept. 22, 1970; Letter from Seppo Hurme at the Bureau for Fishery Investigation about being satisfied with the use of his data used in Netboy’s book – Feb. 26, 1968; Letter from Sir Julian Huxley regarding a British publisher for Netboy’s work – Jan. 21, 1965; Letter from James Iclingworth at Strutt and Parker regarding mentioning Strutt and Parker in the sequel of “The Atlantic Salmon” – Jan. 6, 1970; Letter from E. M. Jones at British Columbia Packers Limited granting the request for a copy of “Salmon: Our Heritage” – Nov. 7, 1969; Letter from J. E. Henri Legare at the Department of Lands and Mines offering photographs of rivers and fishways – Aug. 16, 1966; Letter from Rubin Levin at Labor apologizing for the late letter, congratulating Netboy on his second marriage and about Netboy’s review on his trip to Iran in the Saturday Review – Jan. 3, 1968; Letter from P. J. Liddell with paraphrases from Rufus Mackenzie and himself – June 25, 1970 ; Letter from P. J. Liddell regarding the Irish Tourist Board and proof reading Netboy’s chapter six from his manuscript – Sept. 3, 1970; Letter from Alfred Meister at the Atlantic Sea Run Salmon Commission regarding the funds from the Anadromous Fisheries Act to contrast fishways in the Narraguagus River watershed – Feb. 4, 1970 ; Letter from W. J. M. Menzies at Ashley Gardens regarding re-writing some paragraphs in Netboy’s manuscript – Apr. 21, 1966; Letter from E. Montén at Vattenfall regarding photos from Nas smolt rearing stations – Sept. 13, 1966; Letter from Diana Murphy at the Alaska Department of Economic Development regarding photos on commercial and sports salmon fishing for illustration in the Alaska chapter of Netboy’s upcoming book – July 15, 1970