Correspondence and subject files kept by Ferdinand Stephen Joelson, 'Da'-'Di' - 'Debenham, [Captain] G.A.', 1924-1969

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MS. 5514/15

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Comprises:

'Da'-'Di', 1929-1969, including materials relating to Major C.H. Dale, Commissioner, H.M. Eastern African Dependencies Trade and Information Office; A. Dalton, General Manager of the East African Railways and Harbour Administration; Major Frederick W.J. Day, Member of the Legislative Council of Kenya; P. Gordon Deedes, Chairman of the Natural Resources Board, Rhodesia (later Zimbabwe); Defence and Aid Fund; Armand and Michaela Denis, wildlife photographers; Captain A.G. Dickson, founder of Voluntary Service Overseas; and Alan C.W. Dixon, Leader of the Nyasaland (later Malawi) Division of the United Federal Party

'Daily Telegraph', copy letters by Joelson to the Editor of the The Daily Telegraph and related papers, 1941-1969

'Dalhousie'-'Debenham, F.', papers relating to:

'[Simon Ramsay, Earl of] Dalhousie', Governor-General of the Federation of Rhodesia and Nyasaland, 1957-1963
'Daly, Marcus', correspondence with Daly, Game Warden, Northern Rhodesia (later Zambia), concerning contributions to East Africa and Rhodesia, the progress of the war, and other matters 1939-1944
'J.S. Davis', correspondence with Davis of J.S. Davis & Co. Ltd., Dar es Salaam, machinery and hardware importers, and related papers, 1931-1957
'Debenham, F[rank]', including texts of articles and other writing relating to Africa by Debenham, Professor of Geography at Cambridge University, 1948-1956

'Debenham, [Captain] G.A.', correspondence with Debenham, latterly in Tanganyika Territory (later Tanzania), contributor to East Africa, and related papers, 1924-1928