Janus: Archives of Cambridge University Press

University/Pr.B.26 contains:
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(6)	Two letters to John Clay relating to the proposed amalgamation of Wilson's business with the Press
(7)	Correspondence relating to scrap copper, required for the war effort, and possible alternative use of plaster of Paris for press furniture
(8)	Completed form relating to employment of Press lithographers and process engravers
(9)	Letter and circular entitled 'Industry and Invasion'
(10)	Directions, notes, circulars, relating to air-raid precautions
(11)	Notices, reports, lists concerning War allowances for employees
(12)	Working regulations concerning time lost during air-raid warnings, including Walter Lewis's notice for the Press
(13)	Record of impact of the war on Press personnel; marriages and deaths of employees; bombs falling on Cambridge, etc., with two copies of printed account of the Activities of the Press, 1940-2 by Walter Lewis, March 1943
(14)	Instructions to candidates as to the procedure to be followed at examinations if an air-raid occurs during, or shortly before, a session
(15)	Copy of letters from John Johnson, Printer to the University of Oxford, to Mr Bisset of the British Federation of Master Printers, relating to Product Code Book
(16)	Roll of Honour; order of commemoration service; speech of the Vice-Chancellor; menu for dinner given on 17 Apr. 1920 by Syndics of the Press in honour of Press employees who served in H.M. Forces during the War
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