Personal service schedules, 1949-1951.

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Personal service schedules, 1949-1951.

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This series consists of salary and wage estimates for resident officers and employees of Marcy State Hospital (1949-1950) and Utica State Hospital (1950-1951). Section 37 of the Mental Hygiene Law required that directors of institutions within the Department of Mental Hygiene prepare estimates of all expenses for ensuing fiscal periods. Section 36 of the Mental Hygiene Law required that salaries and wages be included in these estimates.

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New York State Archives

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