Address by Louis Blake Duff to the Safety Convention of the Industrial Accident Prevention Associations in Toronto, April 1936
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Title
Address by Louis Blake Duff to the Safety Convention of the Industrial Accident Prevention Associations in Toronto, April 1936
Subject
Industrial accidents
Description
Scanned copy of the address by Louis Blake Duff to the Safety Convention of the Industrial Accident Prevention Associations in Toronto, April 1936. The address was titled "Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde" and he was speaking on behalf of the Niagara Finance Corporation.
Taken from a binder collecting some of his writings called "Louis Blake Duff, Occasional essays, Addresses."
In his 1959 obituary Duff was described as an “Eminent historian, inimitable humorist, and an after dinner speaker par excellence... a man of many parts. His career embraced the callings of county school teacher, newspaperman and publisher, bibliophile and financier."
Taken from a binder collecting some of his writings called "Louis Blake Duff, Occasional essays, Addresses."
In his 1959 obituary Duff was described as an “Eminent historian, inimitable humorist, and an after dinner speaker par excellence... a man of many parts. His career embraced the callings of county school teacher, newspaperman and publisher, bibliophile and financier."
Creator
Louis Blake Duff
Source
Welland Public Library Local History Collection
Date
April 1936
Rights
Public domain
Format
Typed pages
Language
English
Type
Text
Identifier
LHC 819.452 Duf
Coverage
Canada
Collection
Citation
Louis Blake Duff, “Address by Louis Blake Duff to the Safety Convention of the Industrial Accident Prevention Associations in Toronto, April 1936,” Welland Public Library, accessed May 19, 2026, https://wellandlibrary.omeka.net/items/show/9485.
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