Prince Albert Liberal party convention delegates including T. C. Davis, on street.

Prince Albert nominating convention delegates, including Mackenzie King, Premier Dunning and members of his cabinet, and many others, at front of City hall.

Records of a Co-operative Commonwealth Federation (C.C.F.) Women's Club, established in Saskatoon ca. 1937. Includes: minutes of Lorne Ave. C.C.F. Women's Group, April 20, 1937-May 5, 1938; treasurers' book for C.C.F. Citywide Women's Group, Saskatoon, August 1944-November 1959; guest book, ca. 1959; correspondence from Vern Metheral to Margaret (Mrs. H.J.) Benson regarding the Women's Club and the early years of the C.C.F. Youth Movement; and the January 6, 1938 issue of The New Era, the newspaper of the Saskatchewan C.C.F.

A small volume of records of the Nutana New Democratic Party Women's Club, created and accumulated between 1973 and 1976, is included in the file.

As well, a pamphlet for Helmer J. Benson's candidacy in the Melville constituency during the 1945 Federal election is included in the file.

Information on the Liberal Party of Saskatchewan including names of leaders and presidents from 1905 to 1979 likely compiled by Saskatchewan Archives Board staff.

Audio interview with businessman and civil servant Allan Quandt of La Ronge, Saskatchewan conducted by Murray Dobbin. As a Marxist and socialist, Quandt describes his involvement in the politics of the north from 1949 and in the Co-operative Commonwealth Federation (CCF) with comments about the relationships between the CCF and the Communist Party. Visitation report and agreement are included.

Audio interview with George Martyniuk of Prince Albert, Saskatchewan conducted by Murray Dobbin. Martyniuk describes his involvement in the Communist party, its organization, the basic principles it follows and its relationship to the Co-operative Commonwealth Federation (CCF). Visitation report and agreement are included.

Audio interview with Francis Jarbeau of Regina, Saskatchewan conducted by Murray Dobbin. Jarbeau discusses his involvement in the Communist Party, the Farmers' Unity League and the Worker's Unity League, the communist influence in the building of the Co-operative Commonwealth Federation (CCF), the organization and philosophy of the Communist party, clubs, conventions and meetings. Visitation report and agreement are included.

Audio interview with William Charles Beeching of Regina, Saskatchewan conducted by Murray Dobbin. Beeching describes his involvement in the Communist Party, its organization, history and relationship to the Co-operative Commonwealth Federation (CCF) and his arrest during World War II. Visitation report and agreement are included.