New York State Industrial Commissioner Speech Files
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Overview of the Records
Repository
- New York State Archives
222 Madison Avenue
Albany, NY 12230
Summary
- This series consists of draft and final speeches, broadcasts, background and statistical information, and hearing statements of Industrial Commissioners M. P. Catherwood and Isador Lubin. Topics include employment and labor conditions, industry, and safety.
Title
- Industrial Commissioner speech files
Quantity
- 8 cubic feet
Inclusive Dates
Series Number
- B0324
Creator
Arrangement
Chronological by date of speech.
Scope and Content Note
B0324-85: This accretion consists of the speech files of M. P. Catherwood, Industrial Commissioner for much of the administration of Governor Nelson Rockefeller. It contains speeches of the commissioner before legislative committees, private organizations, union groups, business organizations, and other labor/management groups. Topics include employment and labor conditions, industry, and safety.
B0324-07: This accretion consists of the speeches of Dr. Isador Lubin, New York State Industrial Commissioner, during Governor Averell Harriman's administration. It includes typewritten copies of the speeches, broadcasts, and statements before hearings to the New York State Legislature and the United States Senate, many of them containing notes and corrections. There are also printed copies of the speeches, some of them being in the form of press releases; drafts of speeches; a few reports; memorandums containing background and statistical information for the speeches; and reference copies of printed reports.
Custodial History
B0324-07: These records were transferred to Syracuse University in 1959 from Governor Harriman, and were later transferred to the New York State Archives in June 2006. The records were accessioned in October 2007.
Access Restrictions
There are no restrictions regarding access to or use of this material.