Background
Brown, Arthur Huntingdon was born on December 15, 1895 in Huntingdon, Quebec. Son of Review S. and Florence (Dalgleish) Brown.
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Arthur Huntingdon Brown
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Student, University Toronto, 1913-1915; student, Wetmore Hall Law School, Regina, Saskatchewan, 1919-1922.
Career
Lawyer, Saskatchewan, 1922-1929;
secretary-treasurer, legal adviser, Canada Farm Loan Board, Ottawa, 1929-1939;
member, chairman, Dependents' Allowance Board, Ottawa, 1939-1942;
member dependents' board of trustees, Department National Defense, 1942-1945;
chief Executive officer, legal adviser, Department Labor, 1943;
assistant deputy minister labor, Department Labor, 1951-1953;
deputy minister labor, Department Labor, 1953-1960;
vice chairman, Wartime Labor Rels. Board, 1945-1948;
chairman, Canada Labor Rels. Board, from 1963;
Canada government representative governing body International Labor Organization, Geneva, 1953-1957, chairman, 1955-1956.
Director Canada branch International Labour Office, from 1961.
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Served with Field Artillery, Canada Army in France, World War I.
Connections
Married Regina Margaret Milliken, July 28, 1926. Children: Robert Ronald, Alice Jean, James Harold.
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1915
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1922 - 1929
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1939 - 1942
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1939 - 1942
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1942 - 1945
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1945 - 1948