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gen No. 1 Volume 2
GMG/5/1/4/13 · File · November 1971
Part of Records of Guardian Media Group

Manchester Guardian and Evening News house magazine. Includes the articles 'Colour award for MEN' by Bill Taylor; 'Secretary to MG editors joined the paper 73 years ago' by John E. Mossey; 'Variety is the spice of promotional life' by Bill Taylor;and 'Cradle of Manchester lies where rivers meet' by Fred Heusel
Duplicate available HRL/4685 and HRL/4686
Creator: Manchester Guardian and Evening News Limited
General correspondence J-M
GMG/1/3/4/1/15/6 · File · 1958-1973
Part of Records of Guardian Media Group

Miscellaneous letters to and correspondence with LP Scott, from individuals with a surname beginning with, and organisations starting with the letters J, K, L and M.

They include correspondence with Alastair Hetherington on the publication of a contentious article, and on a complaint received (1958); with George Kenyon of WM Kenyon & Sons Ltd on a misunderstanding, and on joining committees (1960); with the Manchester Grammar School on financing a school expedition to the Arctic (1964); correspondence with RA Butler on becoming the vice-president of the Association of Lancastrians in London (1965); with the Winnipeg Free Press on newspaper economies (1968); with Rutherford College, Canterbury, on an interview for the student newspaper, including cutting (1968); letter from Thames Television on a new human rights television series (1968); correspondence with Richard S Malone on Rupert Murdoch and the News of The World (1969); with Harold [Wilson] on reading the Guardian, 'the MG and MEN were the only daily papers admitted to our house till I was fourteen' (1969); correspondence with WJ Lascelles on the Bedside Guardian (1970); with KR (Rupert) Murdoch on attending a party to celebrate the 150th anniversary of the Guardian (1971); with Michael Kennedy, northern editor of the Daily Telegraph on the same (1971); with John E Mossey on his time as private secretary to CP Scott (1971); with the Yorkshire Post on printing methods (1972); with Irwin Maier, publisher of the Journal, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, on the fortunes of both newspapers (1972); with Viscount Lionel Berry Kemsley on attending a memorial service for his father (1972); with the Newspaper Publishers Association on pension provision (1973); with Donald MacLean, managing director of EMI Broadcast Programmes Ltd on commercial radio (1973); and with the New Statesman and others on the publication of Malcolm Muggeridge's novel, Picture Palace (1973).
Creator: Manchester Guardian and Evening News Limited; Chairman's Office; Laurence Prestwich Scott
Letters sent to Mrs Crozier
WPC/6/2 · File · 1944-1947
Part of Papers of William Percival Crozier

A large body of correspondence sent to Mrs Crozier expressing sympathy on the death of WP Crozier:
Tribute, 2 pages typewritten, by B Bracken on the death of WP Crozier;
Letter from JR Scott to Mrs Crozier attached to the above, 15 May 1944;
Letter, 2 pages, from JE Mossey to Mrs Crozier, "15" [16] April 1944;
Letter from AP Wadsworth to Mrs Crozier, 16 April 1944;
Letter, 2 pages, from CH Hobbs to Mrs Crozier, 16 April 1944;
Letter from RT Clark to Mrs Crozier, 16 April 1944;
Letter from Dorothy Monkhouse, "Sunday Night", to Mrs Crozier, undated but presumed to be from 16 April 1944;
Letter from J Bone to Mrs Crozier, 16 April 1944;
Letter from Gordon Phillips to Mrs Crozier, 16 April 1944;
Letter from JL Hammond to Mrs Crozier, 17 April 1944;
Letter from M Linford to Mrs Crozier, 17 April 1944;
Letter from Lord Stamford to Mrs Crozier, 17 April 1944;
Letter from D Davies to Mrs Crozier, 17 April 1944;
Letter from Gertrude Coulam to Mrs Crozier, 17 April 1944;
Letter from W Eames to Mrs Crozier, 17 April 1944;
Letter from H Wyrill to Mrs Crozier, 17 April 1944;
Letter from John Coatman to Mrs Crozier, 17 April 1944;
Letter from C Balderson to Mrs Crozier, 17 April 1944;
Letter from Charles Powell to Mrs Crozier, 17 April 1944;
Letter from WH Armitt to Mrs Crozier, 17 April 1944;
Letter from H Sacher to Mrs Crozier, 17 April 1944;
Letter from F Sidebotham to Mrs Crozier, 17 April 1944;
Telegram from N Cardus to Mrs Crozier, 17 April 1944;
Letter from FA Voigt to Mrs Crozier, 17 April 1944;
Letter from S Battersby to Mrs Crozier, 17 April 1944;
Letter from Sir Robert Vansittart to Mrs Crozier, 17 April 1944;
Letter from L Hore-Belisha to Mrs Crozier, 17 April 1944;
Letter from A Sinclair to Mrs Crozier, 17 April 1944;
Letter from EJ Philips to Mrs Crozier, 17 April 1944;
Letter from EW Dickes to Mrs Crozier, 17 April 1944;
Letter from Canon Peter Green to Mrs Crozier, 17 April 1944;
Telegram from Juan Negrin, former Prime Minister of Spain, to Mrs Crozier, 17 April 1944;
Letter from Philip I Wigoder to Mrs Crozier, 17 April 1944;
Letter from T Thompson to Mrs Crozier, 17 April 1944;
Letter from CG Boddington, from the Prevention of Cruelty to Children, to Mrs Crozier, 17 April 1944;
Letter from CW Tonge, Guardian Advertisement Manager, to Mrs Crozier, 17 April 1944;
Letter from B Fry to Mrs Crozier, 17 April 1944;
Letter from H Boardman to Mrs Crozier, 18 April 1944;
Letter from Mabel Scott to Mrs Crozier, 18 April 1944;
Letter from Lord Beaverbrook to Mrs Crozier, 18 April 1944;
Telegram from Lloyd George to Mrs Crozier, 18 April 1944;
Letter from W Redfern to Mrs Crozier, 18 April 1944;
Letter from W Worthington to Mrs Crozier, 18 April 1944;
Letter from C Thorne Jones to Mrs Crozier, 18 April 1944;
Letter from Muirhead Bone to Mrs Crozier, 18 April 1944;
Telegram from C Weizmann to Mrs Crozier, 18 April 1944;
Letter from Eleanor Rathbone to J L Hammond, 18 April 1944;
Letter from S Brodetsky to Mrs Crozier, 18 April 1944;
Letter from N Slutzkin to Mrs Crozier, 18 April 1944;
Letter from R Garner to Mrs Crozier, 18 April 1944;
Letter from Douglas Miller, High Master of Manchester Grammar School, to Mrs Crozier, 18 April 1944;
Letter from RW Smith, Guardian Counting House staff, to Mrs Crozier, 18 April 1944;
Letter from Rhys J Davis, MP, to Mrs Crozier, 18 April 1944;
Letter from DR Prosser, Editor of the Western Mail and Echo, Cardiff, to Mrs Crozier, 18 April 1944;
Letter from Richard A Taylor, from the Manchester Teachers' Association, to Mrs Crozier, 18 April 1944;
Letter from CH Reilly to Mrs Crozier, 18 April 1944;
Letter from Cecil Wolfson to Mrs Crozier, 19 April 1944;
Letter from J Unsworth to Mrs Crozier, 19 April 1944;
Letter from WR Davies to Mrs Crozier, 19 April 1944;
Letter from Sir Percy Harris, MP, to Mrs Crozier, 19 April 1944;
Letter from LB Hammond, wife of JL Hammond, to Mrs Crozier, 19 April 1944;
Letter from WH Brindley, Society of Chemical Industry, to Mrs Crozier, 19 April 1944;
Letter from GO MacKenzie, Chairman of the Reform Club, Manchester, to Mrs Crozier, 19 April 1944;
Letter from FS Airey to Mrs Crozier, 19 April 1944;
Letter from Norman M Jacob, from the Zionist Central Council to Mrs Crozier, 19 April 1944;
Letter from David Ayerst to Mrs Crozier, 20 April 1944;
Letter from E Sharp Nevinson to Mrs Crozier, 20 April 1944;
Letter from H Laski to Mrs Crozier, 20 April 1944;
Letter from the Manchester Jewish Forum to Mrs Crozier, 20 April 1944;
Letter from John Midgley to Mrs Crozier, 20 April 1944;
Letter from Joyce Lustgarten to Mrs Crozier, 20 April 1944;
Letter from A Cobham, from the Yorkshire Evening Press, and expressions of esteem and sympathy from Yorkshire morning and evening newspaper editors to Mrs Crozier, 20 April 1944;
Letter from David Freeman, of the Trades Advisory Council to Mrs Crozier, 20 April 1944;
Letter from N Dixon to Mrs Crozier, 21 April 1944
Letter from Arthur Middleton, of The Humane Education Society, to Mrs Crozier, 21 April 1944;
Letter from G Phillips to Mrs Crozier, 23 April 1944;
Letter from Canon Peter Green to Mrs Crozier, written after Canon Peter Green had taken the funeral on 20 April 1944, 23 April 1944;
Telegram (3 sheets) from A Werth to Mrs Crozier, 24 April 1944;
Letter from A Moss, JP, of the Council of Manchester and Salford Jews, to Mrs Crozier, 25 April 1944;
Two letters from CH Reilly to Mrs Crozier, about a proposal to give WP Crozier an honourary degree from Oxford, 25 and 27 April 1944;
Letter from H Massingham to Mrs Crozier, 26 April 1944;
Letter from T Crimes to Mrs Crozier, 26 April 1944;
Letter from Thora Cronce, of the Ministry of Fuel and Power, April 1944;
Letter from Maurice Ashley to Mrs Crozier, April 1944;
Letter from Bernard Chinn, of the Manchester Country Club, to Mrs Crozier, 1 May 1944;
Letter from AP Wadsworth to Mrs Crozier, 1 May 1944;
Letter from KE Innes, of the Women's International League, to Mrs Crozier, 10 May 1944;
Letter from TD Mosconas, Librarian to His Beatitude, Patriarch of Alexandria and all Africa, to Mrs Crozier, 5 June 1944;
Letter from Reginald Smith, of The British Weekly, to Mrs Crozier thanking her for a portrait of WP Crozier, 28 March 1947.
Creator: Crozier, William Percival (1879-1944); newspaper editor
Mary Crozier
Mary Crozier
OHP/51 · File · 23 April 1998
Part of Oral history project

Interview with Mary Crozier, journalist for the Guardian. Conducted by Leslie Plommer on 23 April 1998. Also includes a summary of contents and transcript.

Summary contents of interview (with rough timings):

Disc 1:
Track 1
00.00 Introductions
00.27 *
01.00 Grew up with the Guardian as her father WP Crozier had worked there
02.30 Seeing the working day at the Guardian whilst a child
05.00 System of the corridor at the newspaper
06.40 Attended Oxford University
07.00 Began writing articles for newspaper in 1928 on Oxford topics
07.37 Writing remotely
08.00 Her fathers development of a technical column on radio
08.30 In 1931 she started work on radio criticism
09.00 Worked in a freelance capacity for the newspaper

10.35 During Second World War her husband was in the Army and she moved from Manchester. Kept up radio criticism articles whilst living in the country
11.20 Following the death of her father in 1944 she was asked to join the Guardian staff as critic
12.10 In 1946 she became letters editor
12.30 Few female contributors. Madeline Linford in charge of the women's page
13.10 Remembers Helena Swanwick
14.00 Remembers Linford as being intelligent having joined the newspaper very young
14.40 Linford sent to cover postwar famine in Poland and Eastern Europe
15.30 Remembers back page columns
16.40 Nesta Roberts a contributor to back page columns. Roberts the first woman to be appointed to reporters room
19.00 Discusses radio criticism and the expansion of radio

21.00 Support for the BBC Third Programme
22.00 Choosing radio programmes to listen to
24.25 Process of copy being viewed before printing
26.30 Introduction to television criticism
27.15 Remembers holding a staff Coronation party in 1953 as she was one of the few people who had a television set
29.30 Remembers Roland [Cragg?], one of the first motoring correspondents

30.20 Discusses letters to the editor
32.50 Size of the paper following the War
33.15 Training for the job with Bob Garner
34.15 Rule that they did not publish letters also received by the Telegraph and the Times
35.30 How to choose letters for the newspaper
38.20 The readers right to reply
38.50 Religion excluded as a letter subject

40.45 Remembers AP Wadsworth
43.00 How involved the editors were in the letters pages
45.30 Wadsworth's advice on having to print a letter he didn't like

Disc 2:
Track 1
00.15 Alastair Hetherington's appointment as editor
03.00 Regular correspondents on certain subjects
04.00 Remembers Harold Laski, a frequent writer to the letters page
05.45 Fondly remembers a Staffordshire MP who used to submit letters
06.55 Remembers fight with Randolph Churchill on the phone regarding the use of a letter he submitted
09.45 Complaints over the use of letters

10.30 Sending copy to composing room via messenger boys
12.55 Her work for Country diary
14.00 Search for lost editors leader copy
17.20 Last meeting with CP Scott
17.40 *

20.20 Remembers John Edward Mossey, secretary to CP Scott
21.25 On Wigan Jim, Guardian messenger
23.00 Remembers seeing the pony traps outside Guardian offices whilst a child
25.40 Present at Cross Street during royal visit from King George
28.00 Excitement when chimney caught fire at thatched house
29.35 No Guardian canteen during her fathers time

30.15 Breaks at the newspaper. Sending messenger boys to collect food from canteen
32.48 Reading your own pages in the first edition of newspaper to check for errors
34.50 Deputy on miscellany pages
36.50 Remembers Neville Cardus, who wrote under the pseudonym 'Cricketer'

40.00 Writing leaders pages

 Crozier; Mary (1908-2008); journalist
Novels
WPC/4 · Series · 1928-1945
Part of Papers of William Percival Crozier

Documents and correspondence relating to WP Crozier's two novels, 'Letters of Pontius Pilate' from 1928 and his posthumously-published novel, 'The Fates are Laughing', 1945:
Cutting of a review of 'Letters of Pilate' from the Guardian, 30 March 1928;
Letter from A Ransome to WP Crozier, 31 March 1928;
Postcard from Dean WR Inge to WP Crozier, 31 March 1928;
Letter from H Cadbury to WP Crozier, 4 April 1928;
Letter from A Monkhouse to WP Crozier, 13 April 1928;
Letter from Neville Cardus to WP Crozier, 24 April 1928;
Letter from Ivor Brown to WP Crozier, 3 May 1928;
Letter from JL Hammond to Mrs Crozier, 21 May 1944;
Letter from JL Hammond to Mrs Crozier, 17 Oct 1944;
Letter from AP Wadsworth to Mrs Crozier, 15 May 1945;
Letter from JR Scott to Mrs Crozier, 15 May 1945;
Letter from JL Hammond to Mrs Crozier, 15 May 1945;
Review from the Guardian of the 'Fates are Laughing', 16 May 1945;
Letter from J Bone to Mrs Crozier, 23 May 1945;
Letter from FS Attenborough to Mrs Crozier, 26 May 194;5
Letter from JE Mossey to Mrs Crozier, 18 July 1945;
Review by George Orwell from the Manchester Evening News of the 'Fates are Laughing', 7 June 1945.
Creator: Crozier, William Percival (1879-1944); newspaper editor
Personality files for people with surnames beginning with M
GUA/6/9/1/3/M · Sub-series · c1910-c1980
Part of Records of the Guardian newspaper

Prints by Guardian/Observer photographers

Box 1
McBean, Angus
McBride, Jo
McCarthy, Mary: Author
McDonald, Graeme & Irene Shubik: Impresarios
McCartney, Paul: British Pop Singer and Song Writer
McCowen, Alec: Theatre Etc
McCracken, Bill
McDonald, Robert David
McDonnell, Christopher: Designer
McEwan, Abayomi Dr: GP
McDowall, Les: Manchester City
McGuinness, Martin: IRA
McGuire, Charles: Lobster Fisherman
McElroy, Rev Albert Horatio
McEnaney, PC
McEwan, Geraldine: Actress
McEwan, Ian: Author
McFarlane, Jean: Professor of Nursing
McGahey, Mick: Scottish Mineworkers
McGarvey, Dan: Trade Unionist
McGill, Gordon: Writer
McGredy, Sam: Flowers
McGrath, John: Writer
McGrath, Tom: Playwright
McKay, J.A: Manchester Chief Constable
McKay, Margaret: M.P
McKensie, David: TSSA
McKenzie, JW: Cricket Book Specialist
McLean, Sorley: Poet
McLeod, Dame Flora
McLeod, Sheila
McLuhin, Stephanie
McMillan, Ian
McMillan, Mrs Nan: Headmistress
McNamara, Kevin: Politician
McNay, Louis: Teenager
McNee, David: Metropolitan Police Commision
McNeill, Carol
McNeill, Dr Geraldine: Nutrition
McNeill, William
McQueen, Joyce
McRandall, Renee
McRoberts, Rosemary: Consumer Council
McSharry, Deidre
McSherry, Angela: British Telecom
McTaggart, James: TV Producer
McTell, Ralph: Singer
McWhirter, Ross: Journalist
Macauley, David: Writer
Macbeth, George: Poet
MacBryan, Peter: Disabled Drivers action Group
MacDonald, Elizabeth
MacDougall, Brenda: Editor 'Women's Week'
MacGregor, Sue: BBC
Mach, David: Museum of Modern Art
Mackarness, Dr Richard
Mackerras, Charles: Conductor
Mackie, David
Mackie, Lindsay
Mackingtontosh, John
Macleod, Dr Anna: Brewing

Box 2
Macleod, Iain: British Politician
Macmillan, Harold
Macmillman, Kenneth: Director of Ballet
Macmillan, M: M.P
Macmillan, RC: Manchester Parks
Macneice, Corinna: Painter
MacRae, Julia: Publisher
Maden, Margaret: NUT
Maddox, Brenda
Maddox, John
Magnus, Myotte
Magorian, Michele
Mahon, Bishop Gerald
Maisner, Paulette: Eating Disorders
Maitland, Anthony: Artist & Illustrator
Maitland, Rev Robert
Maitland, Sarah
Major, Theodore: Painter
Makepeace, John: Furniture
Makins, Peggy: Woman Magazine
Malamud, Bernard: Author
Malle, Louis: Film Director
Maldoom, Roystan: Ballet
Malim, Roger: Velcourt
Mallett, Sue: Administrator, London Symphony Orchestra
Mallin, Tom: Sculptor Writer
Malook, Zarina: Nursing Sister
Mallowan, Max: Archaeologist
Malsbury, Angela: Musician
Man, John
Manahan, Anna: Actress
Mandelson, Peter: Labour Party
Manduell, John: Music
Mangeshka, Lata
Mangle-Wurzel, Jake
Mankowitz, Wolf: Author
Mann, George
Mann, Thomas: Novelist & Philisopher
Mann, Tommy
Manning, Hugh: Equity
Manning, Jane: Singer
Manning, Matthew: Faith Healer
Mansfield, Michael: Young Liberal
Mantle, Wendy
Manvell, Dr Roger: Cinema Doctor
Mar, Norman Del: Conductor
Marchant, Tony
Marchman, Joe: 'People'
Marevna & Marika
Margaret, Princess - General
Margaret, Princess - Manchester Visits
Marian, Tina: Actress
Marina, Princess: Dowager Duchess of Kent
Mark, Mary Ellen: Photographer
Mark, Robert: Commisioner, Police
Markova, Alicia: Ballerina
Marking, Sir Henry
Marks, Ken: Byelection Gorton
Marcus, Rixi: Bridge

Box 3
Marland, Michael : Teacher
marley, Bob : Musician
Marowitz, Charles : Theatre
Marples, Earnest : Politician
Marquand, Richard
Marr, Bob : Keeper of the Castle
Marr, Joseph : Pupil Power
Marsden, Betty : Actress
Marsden, Frank : Politician
Marsden, Gordon : 'Historyn Today'
Marsden, Joan : T.V
Marsden, Peter : Guildhall
Marsh, Jean: Actress
Marsh, Peter: Advertising
Marsh, RW: Politician
Marshall, Prof Herbert
Marshall, Kate
Marshall, Dr W: Harwell
Martell, Charles: Cheese Maker
Martin, Catherine: Kumihimo
Martin, George: Recording Engineer / 5th Beatle?
Martin, Jim: E.I.S
Marwood, Anthony & Christopher: Musicians
Maschler, Tom: Jonathan Cape Ltd
Masefield, Peter
Masheder, Mildred
Mason, Dan Sir: Chairman 1966 Conservative Party Conference
Mason, Barry: Disc-Jockey-Songwriter
Mason, James: Actor
Mason, Michael: Radio
Mason, Monica: Ballerina
Mason, Peter: High Master MGS
Mason, R: Politician
Massie, Allan
Mastel, John: Police
Masters, John: Author
Mather, Leonard: Midland Bank
Mather, WL: Mather & Platt
Mattes, Eva
Matthews, Emrys
Matthews, Jessie: Actress
Matthews, Sir Stanley: Football
Matthews, Walter Robert: Dean of St Paul's
Matura, Mustapha
Maude, Angus: Politican
Maude, Mary: Actress
Maudling, R: Politician
Maugham, Robin: 2nd Viscount & Writer
Maunsell, Mark: Prisons Security
Mavor, Ronald: Playwright Etc
Maxwell, Colonel, A.T: Interbational Computers & Tabulators
Mayer, Peter: Writer
Mayerson, Anna: Painter
Mayger, Christopher
Mayhew, Christopher: Politician
Maynard, Miss J: Agric & Allied Workers
Mayne, JF: Defence Council
Mayo, Janet: National Theatre

Box 4
Meacher, Michael: Politician
Meaden, Sonia: Amusement Arcades
Meck, Galina Van
Medak, Peter: Films
Medhurst, Frankiln: Architect
Medley, Robert: Artist
Mehta, Gita
Meier, Hugo: Director of Philatelic Service
Meier, Johanna
Melchett, Lord Julian EA Mond: 3rd Baron
Mellish, Robert Joseph
Mellon, Joan
Mellon, John: LPC
Mellor, Penny
Mellowes, Rev FH
Melville, Dr Arabella: Sex Bookshop
Mendoza, Judy: Artist
Mennell, Stephen
Mercer, David: Playwright
Merchent, Ishmael: Film Producer
Merrit, Jane Hamilton: Novelist
Messiter, Ian: BBC Producer
Mestel, Jonathan: Chess
Metcalfe, Edgar: Century Theatre
Meteagron, Eve
Metham, Keith: Int Decorator
Methuen, John CBI
Meyer, Laverne: Ballet
Mezey, Dr Gillian: Psychiatrist
Michaelis, Mrs H
Micklin Silver, Joan: Film Director
Middleton, Corporal Wilf: Mensa
Midwinter, Dr Eric
Mikardo, Ian: Politician
Milburn, Ann
Milburn, Colin: Cricketer
Miles, Bernard: Actor
Miles, Sarah: Actress
Miles, Tony: Chess
Millan, Bruce: Politician
Millar, JS: Manchester Planning Officer
Millard, Arthur: Society for Preservation of Beers from the Wood
Miller, Dr David
Miller, Edward: Education
Miller, Jill
Miller, Jonathan: Theatre & Television
Miller, Robert: Aerial Photography
Miller, Rosemary
Millington, Gwen: Teacher
Mills, Cyril: Circus Family

Box 5
Mills, Prof JN: Physiology
Mills, Olivia: Sheep Farmer
Mills, Robin: Director NFU Trust
Millward, Edward: Tutor
Milne, Alisdair
Milner, Martin: Musician
Milton, Lucy: Art Gallery
Minghella, Anthony: Film Director
Minnelli, Liza: Actress
Missen, David: Presentangels
Mitchell, Adrian: Poet
Mitchell, Anthony: CASE
Mitchell, Austin
Mitchell, Ian & Judy: Pottery
Mitchell, James: Writer
Mitchell, Julian: Author
Mitchell, Sir Miles
Mitchell, Yvonne
Mitchison, Naomi: Authoress
Mo, Timothy: Author
Mogg, Michael: Cheif Social Worker - Park Hospital
Moggach, Deborah: Author
Mollison, James and Amy: Aviators
Molloy, T.A: Bank Employees
Moloney, Margaret: Engineer
Monaghan, Christine: Introduction Agency
Moneur, Andrew
Monk, Alec: Dee
Monkhouse, P.J: Journalist
Monnington, Prof Walter Thomas: RA President
Mono, Madeline: Antique Dealer's Association
Monroe, Elizabeth (Mrs E. Neame MA): Writer
Montague, Helen
Montgomery of Alamein / Field Marshall, Lord Bernard L: 1st Viscount
Montgomery, Massingburg: Hugh
Montgomery, Sarah: Botanist
Montgomery, Stuart: Publisher & Poet
Moore, Dawn: Spices
Moore, Debbie: Pineapple
Moore, Henry: Sculptor
Moore, Father Hugh
Moore, Katherine
Moore, Lilian: Gallery Shop
Moore, Nicholas: Poet
Moore, Richard: Politician
Moore, Sheila
Moorcock, Michael: Novelist
Morahan, Christopher
More, Thomas
Moreton, Percy: Secondhand Bookseller
Morgan, Elaine: Author
Morgan, Fay: Weaving
Morgan, Fidelis: Writer
Morgan, Gina
Morgan, Gwyn: Politician
Morgan, Janet: Editor - Crossman Diaries
Morrell, France: ILEA
Moores, Sir John: 'Littlewoods'
Moorhouse, Elizabeth
Morris, Alf
Morris, Bob: Chrysler's
Morris, Dr Colin
Morris, James: Strike Leader - Westminster Hospital

Box 6
Morris, Margaret: Dancer
Morris, Max: NUT
Morris, Wyn: Conductor
Morrison, Walter Angus: Linguist
Morrison, Commander John
Morrison, Lionel: NUJ
Morrison, Sara: Politician
Morrison, Steve: Film Director
Morse, Bradford
Mortimer, Harry: Brass Bands
Mortimer, John: Author
Mortimer, Penelope: Novelist
Motion, Andrew: Author
Morton, Sara
Morton, Stanley: Abbey National Building Society
Mosco, Maisie
Moser, Sir Claus
Mosley, Alexander
Mosley, Elizabeth
Mosley, Leonard: Journalist
Mosley, Nicholas: Author
Mosley, Sir Oswald Ernald: Politician
Moss, Ald Abraham: Manchester
Moss, Chris
Moss, John
Moss, Peter
Moss, Stephen
Mossey, John Edward: Guardian
Motershead, George: Chester Zoo
Mottley, Janette: Thalidomide Victim
Mottram, Simon: Theatre
Mountain, DM: Eagle Star Insurance
Mountford, Dr JF
Mowbray, William
Mowll, Rev John
Mugford, Dr Roger: Animal Psychologist
Mueller, Mitzi
Muggeridge, Malcolm: Journalist
Mulhearn, Tony: Liverpool Council
Mullen, Barbara: Actress
Muller, Robert: Writer
Mulley, Lord Frederick William: Politician
Mullin, Christopher: Editor-Tribune
Mumford, John: NUS
Mumford, Prof Lewis
Mummery, Peter: Windscale
Murdoch, Iris: Author (Agency prints only)
Murdoch, Rupert:
Murphy, Anne
Murphy, Steve
Murray, Len: TUS
Murray, Mitch: Songwriter
Murray, Nickie: Herbalist
Murray, Valerie: Actress
Murton, Tom: Arkansas
Muscat & Oman, Said: Quabas bin
Musgrave, Thea: Composer
Muskett, Jean: Cyto-Technician
Myman, MIchael
Myat: Rev Philip: Rector
Myers, Barbera: BBC
Myerson, Jeremy: 'Design Week'
Creator: Manchester Guardian; Picture Desk; Manchester Picture Library
University of Manchester Work
WPC/5/1 · File · 1938-1944
Part of Papers of William Percival Crozier

Documents and correspondence relating to WP Crozier's connection with the University of Manchester. He was a member of the Council, the Post-War Developments Committee and Chairman of the Athletics Committee:
Cutting of a report in the Guardian of WP Crozier's speech to University of Manchester Convocation, 'In Defence of Journalism', 12 February 1938;
Pamphlet, 'A Physical Recreation Centre', by WP Crozier, Chairman of the Athletics Committee of the Council, University of Manchester, 1938;
Letter, carbon copy, from WP Crozier to Sir Ernest Simon, 23 January 1944;
Letter, carbon copy, from WP Crozier to Sir John S B Stopford, Vice-Chancellor, with a handwritten postscript by JE Mossey, 24 January 1944;
Letter from Sir John SB Stopford to WP Crozier, 25 January 1944;
Notice from Norman Smith, Registrar, of a meeting on 9 February 1944, of the Post-War Developments Committee to members of the committee including WP Crozier;
Cutting from the Guardian, 'His Work for the University' by HB Charlton, 17 April 1944;
Letter of sympathy on the death of WP Crozier from Sir John SB Stopford to Mrs Crozier, 18 April 1944;
Letter from Sir John SB Stopford to Mrs Crozier enclosing 'Resolution Adopted at Meeting of Council and Senate in May 1944 on the death of WP Crozier', 12 May 1944.
Creator: Crozier, William Percival (1879-1944); newspaper editor