Scope and Contents February 13, 1925--Hinckley, field representative, FERA, in a telegram to Champ, chairman, State Advisory Committee on Welfare and Emergency Relief, urging "broad permissive powers enabling state [Utah] to participate to fullest extent in federal program and any possible grants in aid." May 24, 1934--Champ writes of his concern over personnel and the method of appointments of personnel for handling...

Scope and Contents Correspondence during General Clay's position as assistant to the administrator, Department of Commerce; as United States deputy military governor in postwar Germany; and as retired general, United States Army and his continued activities.Two original letters have been removed and placed in Reserve. Photocopied versions are available in the collection for access purposes. Access to the originals must be given by the Manuscripts Curator and by appointment. An archivist must remain...

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Scope and Contents Correspondence relating to Works Progress Administration and World War II.

Scope and Contents From the Collection: The Robert H. Hinckley papers (1891-1997) reflect Hinckley's dedicated service to his community, his state, his country, and his fellowman. A major portion of the collection is correspondence. In an attempt to keep the file as originally set up, some of the correspondence is in chronological order, some arranged alphabetically, and some is left within subject categories--Civil Aeronautics Authority, Works Progress Administration, state and national politics, radio, etc. Correspondence with...

Scope and Contents From the Collection: The Robert H. Hinckley papers (1891-1997) reflect Hinckley's dedicated service to his community, his state, his country, and his fellowman. A major portion of the collection is correspondence. In an attempt to keep the file as originally set up, some of the correspondence is in chronological order, some arranged alphabetically, and some is left within subject categories--Civil Aeronautics Authority, Works Progress Administration, state and national politics, radio, etc. Correspondence with...

Scope and Contents August 9, 1937--Hugh B. Brown writes from London, England, where he is serving as mission president. He enjoys the work and "hopes I shall have the good sense, upon returning home, to keep away from politics and politicians as my experiences there, to put it mildly, left rather a bad taste in my mouth." September 24, 1941-October 11, 1941--Correspondence (four letters) between the Defense Bond...