| Ref No | JOH/COR/7671-7850 |
| AltRefNo | Correspondence - Box 8 |
| Collection | Hewlett Johnson Papers |
| Title | Correspondence |
| Date | 7.1931-1.1964 |
| Extent | 1 folder |
| Description | This file consists of letters and other documents from the end of Hewlett's tenure as Dean of Manchester to his post retirement period in the 1960s.; The correspondence includes letters from John Shirley, Headmaster of the King's School, letters about the gift of a crucifix for the Nave altar in the Canterbury Cathedral, and other improvements to the church's furnishings etc., in patricular from Sir Walter Tapper, acrhitect.; There is also material on China, from the floods of the early Thirties to the "Germ Warfare" incident of 1952, many letters referring to the World Peace Movement of the 1950s, and a small amount of material referring to Johnson's 90th birthday and his subsequent retirement, and visit to Cuba in 1964. |
| Subject | King's School (Canterbury, England) |
| Profumo-Christine Keeler affair, 1963 |
| Britain-China Friendship Association |
| Korean War, 1950-1953--Biological warfare. |
| Peace movements |
| Johnson, Hewlett, 1874-1966--Travels--Cuba--1964 |
| Canterbury Cathedral, Friends |
| Church furniture |
| China--History--Revolution, 1911-1912 |
| China--History--Cultural Revolution, 1966-1976. |
| China--History,1928-1937 |
| Canterbury Cathedral, Sebastopol Bell |
| Event | People's Congress for Peace, Vienna 5-December 1952 |
| Christmas Bridge, play at the Unity Theatre Society Limited, London 1952 |
| Related Organisation | correspondentBritish Broadcasting Corporation |
| correspondentBritish Esperanto Peace Committee |
| correspondentManchester and District Peace Committee |
| correspondentsociety for cultural Relations with the U.S.S.R. |
| correspondentBrighton and Hove Peace Committee |
| correspondentInternational Volunteer Service for Peace |
| correspondent Oxford Social Studies Association |
| correspondent Faith Craft-Works, Ltd. (under the direction of the arts and crafts committee of the Society of Faith, Wesminster) |
| ContentOrganisation/16 |
| Associated Person | Shirley, Frederick Joseph John, Revd., 1890-1967 (Canon of Canterbury Cathedral, Headmaster of King's School Canterbury) |
| Pennifold, Richard, Mr. (Honorary Secretary of Brighton and Hove Peace Committee) |
| Camburn, Kathleen, Miss (The Little Company of Christ, London) |
| McClemens, Mr. |
| Pritt, D. N. (Denis Nowell), Mr., 1887-1972 (lawyer and political activist) |
| Tapper, Michael, Sir (architect, son of Sir Walter Tapper) |
| Neild, John, Mrs. |
| Plimmer, J. |
| Pratt, Joan (Queen Mary College, Communist Society) |
| Bridges, Ethel T. Miss |
| Padel, C. F. C. , Mr. (Headmaster of Carlisle Grammar School, 1912-1932) |
| Kaiser, Thomas, Mr. (Honorary Secretary of Manchester and District Peace Committee) |
| Paraige, F., Miss (Secretary of the British Esperanto Peace Committee) |
| Ainley, Ben, Mr. (Manchester and District Peace Committee) |
| Preston, Jean, Miss (Secretary of the Student Christian Movement, Liverpool) |
| Preston, Ernest David, Mr. |
| Presser, Margaret, Mrs. |
| Pollitt, Harry, Mr. 1890-1960 (British Communist, general secretary, 1929-39, 1941-56, and chairman, 1956-60 of the Communist Party of Great Britain) |
| Peasgood, T.C., Mr. |
| Pomeroy, Roland, Mr. (International Volunteer Service for Peace, London) |
| Pape, May G., Miss |
| Pendleton, Eric B. de, Revd. (Church of the Epiphany, Norfolk, Virginia) |
| Parker, John, Mr. (Honorary Secretary of Webb Trustees) |
| Joliot-Curie, Frédéric, M. 1900-1958 (French physicist) |
| Laffitte, Jean, Mr. (General Secretary of the World Council of Peace) |
| Parfitt, A.J. |
| Popper, A.C., Mr. |
| Pugh, Caecilia Elisabeth Mary, Mrs. (biochemist) |
| Shen Ping, Mr. (Office of the Charge d'Affaires of the People's Republic of China in London) |
| Needham, (Noël) Joseph Terence Montgomery, Dr., 1900-1995 (biochemist and historian) |
| Babington, Margaret A., Miss, 1878-1958 (Secretary to the Friends of Canterbury Cathedral) |
| Wainwright, William, Mr., 1908-2000 (Assistant Editor of the Daily Worker, and Assistant General Secretary of the British Communist Party from 1956) |
| Lowe, Anne, Mrs. (the British Peace Committee) |
| Rubner, S., Mr. (Secretary of the Stepney Peace Council) |
| Petch, R.W., Mrs. |
| Simpson, B. (Polish Embassy, London) |
| Cunliffe, John M., Mr. |
| Smith, E. |
| Masefield, John, Mr. 1878-1967 (British poet and dramatist) |
| Maynard, Farnham Edward, Revd., 1882-1973 (canon of St. Paul's Cathedral, Melbourne, Australia) |
| Proud, F.W., Mr. |
| Meyer, Leo J., Mr. |
| Parker, Gordon A., Mr. |
| Marlow, O. L., Mr. |
| Martin, H. A. J., Mr. |
| McDonald, J., Mr. |
| Hogg, A. Spencer, Judge |
| McLeish, D.M., Mrs. |
| Melish, W. Howard, Revd., c.1910-1986 (Episcopal priest ousted from his Brooklyn parish during the MCCarthy era because of his political views) |
| Marsh-Roberts, Cyril F., Mr. |
| Murray, Thomas, Mr. |
| Jagger, H. (Honorary Secretary of Saddleworth Festival of the Arts, 1962) |
| Macnaghten, Caroline (Oxford Social Studies Association) |
| Merron, E., Mrs. (Wythenshawe Housewives Association) |
| Philpot, William, Mr. (Honorary Secretary of Wandworth Peace Council) |
| Morris, Ethel Mary, Ms. |
| Druce, Mary J., Ms. |
| Whiting, Gordon, E., Mr. (National Institute of Industrial Psychology, London) |
| Marshall, K., Mr. |
| Turner, William S, Revd. (Canon of Trinity Church, New Orleans) |
| Manning, Michael, Mr. (General Secretary of Unity Theatre Society Limited) |
| Sheppard, Hugh Richard Lawrie, Revd., 1880-1937 (Dean of Canterbury) |
| Neild, John, Mrs. |
| Duncan-Jones, Vincent, Mr. (the British Peace Committee) |
| Merz, Kurt, Mr. (the Deanery of Canterbury) |
| Clarke, Colonel |
| Babington, Margaret A., Miss, 1878-1958 (Secretary to the Friends of Canterbury Cathedral) |
| Johnson, Hewlett, Revd., 1874-1966 |
| Venner, Sydney G., Mr. |
| Category | Correspondence
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