King, William H. (Senator), 1930-1933, 1942

File — Box: 32, Folder: 9

Identifier: II

Staff Only

Scope and Contents

January 10, 1930--Hinckley addresses King regarding appropriations to Ogden and Salt Lake City and points out inadequacies in the distribution of such funds between the two cities.
February 13, 1930--King replies to the letter and explains the appropriations and possible courses of action by citizens of Ogden.
March 3, 1933--King writes Governor Henry H. Blood asking for information on the state organization for handling federal funds for relief and recommends that some person of ability and courage be charged with the responsibility or if a committee were established that it be headed by the same type of person. King recommends Hinckley for the position.

Dates

1930-1933
1942

Conditions Governing Access

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