New York State Joint Committee on Industrial and Labor Conditions Postwar Planning Background Files

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Overview of the Records

Repository
New York State Archives
222 Madison Avenue
Albany, NY 12230
Summary
These records were gathered by the Joint Committee on Industrial and Labor Conditions in planning programs to foster economic expansion in the State after World War II. They contain information from federal and state agencies as well as private industries and organizations. Records include correspondence, reports, bulletins, pamphlets, and articles on topics such as veteran's employment, training, public works programs, agricultural development, and expansion in construction and manufacturing industries.
Title
Joint Committee on Industrial and Labor Conditions postwar planning background files
Quantity
2.5 cubic feet; 9 35mm microfilm roll(s)
Inclusive Dates
Series Number
L0071
Creator
Arrangement

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Scope and Content Note

The series contains records gathered by the committee in planning programs to foster economic expansion in the state after World War II. The records contain very little information, however, on programs that resulted from the committee's activity.

The records contain primarily information from federal agencies, other states, and private industry and agencies. Records include correspondence, reports, and printed bulletins, pamphlets and journal articles on topics such as veteran's employment, training, public works programs, agricultural development, and expansion in the construction and manufacturing industries. Included is material relating to national organizations such as the National Resources Planning Board, Committee for Economic Development, and Council of State Governments.

Alternate Formats Available

Microfilm is available for use at the New York State Archives or through interlibrary loan.

Access Restrictions

There are no restrictions regarding access to or use of this material.

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