StorageSiteUCL Institute of Education
LevelFile
Reference Number LUM/2/2
TitleRecommendations to J.E.H. Blackie about successor, and various letters of thanks
Date1964-1975
DescriptionLetter from Mary B. Medd 16/07/1971 thanking Lumsden for forwarding a copy of the article 'A very special inspectorate'.
Correspondence from Inspector's Bulletin 18/10/1964 and 30/11/1964 regarding articles written by Lumsden, and a letter from Lumsden's PA in response from 19/10/1964.
A draft of a letter to Mr Moore confirming or correcting details about Dr Alfred Eichholy.
Letter from Bryan M. Pinder 2/10/1969 thanking Lumsden for his advice and support and updating him on progress made in New Zealand.
Letter from A [Rabinowitz] on behalf of the British Psychological Society, Division of Educational and Child Psychology standing sub-committee on 'handicapped children' [children with disabilities] 11/09/1970, expressing regret at his resignation and thanks for his work.
Letter from Margaret Peter 3/08/1970 asking for amendments to the report of the July meeting of the Editorial Board and expressing regret at his retirement and thanks for his support.
Letter from Olive C. Sampson 30/08/1975 asking for help for a book she is writing on the history of Child Guidance.
Letter from Mary Greaves 24/02/1971 from the Central Council for the Disabled requesting that Lumsden serve on the Disabled's Legal & Parliamentary Committee. The other committee members are mentioned by name: Mr. D. Harris, Miss Rosalind Chambers, Mrs. Dorothy Wedgwood, Mr. Peter Large, Mr. Duncan Guthrie, Mrs. Phyllis Forman, Miss Morgan and Mr. G.T. Meredith.
Letter from Lumsden to J. E. H. Blackie, Esq., C.I. 22/12/1964 suggesting three possible successors for his position; Mr. Parnham, Miss McBride and Mr. Cave.
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