Records of the Liquidation Advisory Committee (BOB Series 46.1). 1946-1946.

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Records of the Liquidation Advisory Committee (BOB Series 46.1). 1946-1946.

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The records include reports on the status of liquidation of various World War II emergency agencies; memoranda from Committee members on suggested plans for liquidation; correspondence, memoranda, and statistical tabulations concerning liquidation problems relating to release of personnel, disposition of records, and release and reassignment of office space; a processed copy of "A Study of the Liquidation of War Agencies," by George E. Allen; correspondence, memoranda, and reports from various emergency agencies concerning their plans for liquidation; Executive orders and correspondence concerning the creation, function, membership, and termination of the Committee; minutes of the meeting of January 28, 1946; and the final report of the Director.

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