Earl Warren as Executive
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Interviewees are: Charles Irwin Schottland: State Director of Social Welfare, 1950-54. Comments also on his other social welfare work and government service including work for the California State Relief Administration; Lawrence Arnstein; Culbert Olson's administration; working relationship with Earl Warren; etc. Newton B. Drury: A Conservationist Comments on Earl Warren and Harold Ickes. Comments primarily on his appointment by Warren as Chief of Division of Beaches and Parks; difficulties with Ickes; friendship with Warren. Appended: photocopies of correspondence with Warren and Small and clippings. Photographs inserted. |
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Title |
Earl Warren as Executive |
Creator |
interviewer. Levenson, Rosemary, interviewee. Schottland, Charles I., interviewee. Drury, Newton Bishop, 1889-1978, Small, Merrell Farnham. interviewer. Fry, Amelia R., |
Creator |
Bancroft Library. Regional Oral History Office. |
Full Collection Name |
California Audiovisual Preservation Project |
Other Identifiers |
cabeuroh_000159 |
Subject (Person) |
Warren, Earl, 1891-1974. Arnstein, Lawrence, 1880-1979. Ickes, Harold L. 1874-1952. (Harold LeClair), |
Subject (Corporate) |
California. Emergency Relief Administration. California. Department of Social Welfare. California. Division of Beaches and Parks. |
Subject (Topic) |
Public welfare California. Aide sociale Californie. |
Geographic Coverage |
California Politics and government. Californie Politique et gouvernement. United States--California--Berkeley. |
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Audio |
Format |
Oral histories. |
Archive |
The Library |
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California AV Project |
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cabeuroh_000159_access.mp3 |
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