Civilian Conservation Corps, New Mexico District records, 1935-1942.

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Civilian Conservation Corps, New Mexico District records, 1935-1942.

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Summary: Collection consists of administrative correspondence, circulars, bulletins, reports, handbooks, newsletters, press releases and other records of the CCC and federal and state coordinating agencies in New Mexico (1935-1942). Much of the material pertains to enrollment and camp assignments; other topics include administration of programs, camp anniversary celebrations, vocational education, budgets, camp disbandments and discharges. The bulk of the collection consists of an estimated 11,000 name cards of enrollees (DPW Form 684), with information on enrollee's birth date, family, camp assignments and discharge.

5.5 linear feet.

New Mexico State Library

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SNAC Resource ID: 7405695

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United States. Soil Conservation Service

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United States. Federal Security Agency

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New Mexico. Unemployment Compensation Commission

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United States. National Youth Administration

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