Typescript, typescript with holograph revisions and typescript (carbon copy). Rough draft fragments and good and clean copy drafts, as well as newsclippings and letters for use as research material. Columns filed chronologically with research material, fragments and preliminary drafts clipped behind typescript (carbon copy) draft of published version of each column. Manuscripts of columns previously published filed under original date of publication. Extra column published in the Evening Times-Globe pays tribute to J. Bert Burgoyne (1982 May 28). Columns contain book reviews of Cecil J. Houston and William J. Smyth's The sash Canada wore (1981 January 3); Douglas Alcorn and Raymond Souster's From hell to breakfast (1981 January 10); Bruce Armstrong's Sable Island (1981 April 11); Raymond Fraser's The fighting fisherman (1981 May 9); Joel Garreau's The nine nations of North America (1981 September 12); Arlee D. McGee's It's up to you (1981 December 5); Simma Holt's The other Mrs. Diefenbaker (1982 October 2); Lawrence Martin's The presidents and the prime minsters (1982 October 23); and Judith Fingard's Jack in port (1983 January 29). Manuscripts untitled. Although 1981-1983 manuscripts were dated by A. Nowlan, arrangement is by date of publication to maintain consistency with arrangement of earlier undated column manuscripts. Repository annotations of published title and date of publication included with each manuscript. Published titles of individual columns not indexed. The column Alden Nowlan reports published weekly in the Telegraph-Journal from October 1968 to June 1983. Includes references to the following: Alden Nowlan reports; Review of Cecil J. Houston and William J. Smyth's The sash Canada wore; Review of Douglas Alcorn and Raymond Souster's From hell to breakfast; Review of Bruce Armstrong's Sable Island; Review of Raymond Fraser's The fighting fisherman; Review of Joel Garreau's The nine nations of North America; Review of Arlee D. McGee's It's up to you; Review of Simma Holt's The other Mrs. Diefenbaker; Review of Lawrence Martin's The presidents and the prime ministers; Review of Judith Fingard's Jack in port.