SFU AtoM

Subseries consists of miscellaneous records of various members of the Smythe family. Records of Dallas Smythe include a 1915 diary, military records, and records arising from a private business venture to establish a television station in the Champaign-Urbana area in Illinois. Subseries also includes employment and pension records of Smythe's father, J.W. Smyth, and issues of Alternatives, a newsletter edited by Dallas Smythe's wife Jennie.

Diary and pressed flowers

F-16-1-3-0-1
File
1915 - 1916

Part of Dallas Smythe fonds

"My Heart Belongs to Daddy" (story by Smythe)

F-16-1-3-0-2
File
1939

Part of Dallas Smythe fonds

Military papers (also Phi Beta Kappa certificate)

F-16-1-3-0-3
File
1932 - 1948

Part of Dallas Smythe fonds

J.W. Smyth (father's) pension records

F-16-1-3-0-4
File
1942 - 1948

Part of Dallas Smythe fonds

Alternatives newsletter

F-16-1-3-0-5
File
1961 - 1963

Part of Dallas Smythe fonds

Champaign - Urbana television station project

F-16-1-3-0-6
File
1952 - 1954

Part of Dallas Smythe fonds

Subject files

F-16-1-4
Sub-series
1938 - 1992

Part of Dallas Smythe fonds

Subseries consists of records arising from Smythe's personal interests and activities. Subseries includes lectures by Smythe and his colleague Tran Van Dinh (on audiocassette); interviews with Smythe (on video cassette); correspondence and reports regarding Smythe's FBI file and the Dies Committee on Subversive Activities (the House Committee on Un-American Activities); drafts and correspondence arising from proposed radio and movie projects developed by Smythe; correspondence regarding a festschrift of his work; and records relating to his anti-war activities.

Committees of correspondence