Out-of-state and foreign correspondence, 1921-1940.

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Out-of-state and foreign correspondence, 1921-1940.

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Extension Services Division Superintendent's correspondence (e.g., state and foreign libraries; publishers) concerns extension activities. Subjects include requests for Illinois State Library publications; requests for discarded library books; library schools and training institutes; American Library Association conferences; Works Projects Administration library programs; booklists; librarian certifications; and employee recommendations.

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Illinois State Archive

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American Library Association

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United States. Works Progress Administration

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Illinois. State Library. Library Extension Division

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The Illinois State Library was created in 1843 to provide books to General Assembly members and other state officials. The Library was placed under the jurisdiction of the Secretary of State, who was also designated State Librarian. In 1867, the Governor and Superintendent of Public Instruction were named as commissioners to aid in State Library management. Their duties became strictly advisory in 1921 and were assumed in 1939 by a State Library Advisory Committee whose members are appointed by ...

Illinois. State Library

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The Illinois State Library was created in 1843 to provide books to General Assembly members and other state officials. The Library was placed under the jurisdiction of the Secretary of State, who was also designated State Librarian. In 1867, the Governor and Superintendent of Public Instruction were named as commissioners to aid in State Library management. Their duties became strictly advisory in 1921 and were assumed in 1939 by a State Library Advisory Committee whose members are appointed by ...