Kentucky Citizens Library League 25 July 1939

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Kentucky Citizens Library League 25 July 1939

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Minutes from a Kentucky Citizens Library League conference on library cooperation, in Louisville, Kentucky. In it, the committee discusses the objectives of library service in the state and how various organizations can help contribute towards library objectives. The goals that were outlined in this conference state that libraries need to be more active in their communities, citizens should have a better understanding of library services, librarians need to make their services more appealing to the public, and libraries need to cooperate in order to achieve these goals.

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