Cayuga County sugar beet industry collection, 1958-1965.

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Cayuga County sugar beet industry collection, 1958-1965.

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The collection includes originals, typescript carbons, and photocopies of the correspondence and notes (1961-1965) of Peduto, Executive Manager of the Chamber of Commerce and Secretary of the Foundation, and of Paul Lattimore, Chairman, and Paul Aron, Economic Consultant, of the Redevelopment Area Organization. Also contains an application (1963) by the I.D.F. for financial assistance from the New York State Job Development Authority; a project proposal (1963) with supporting documents made by Finger Lakes Sugar, Inc. to the Area Redevelopment Authority of the United States Department of Commerce under Section 6 of Public Law 87-27; lists of sugar beet growers and potential growers in Cayuga County; a University of Maryland seminar paper, "The Area Redevelopment Administration in Cayuga County, N.Y.: A Model for Industrial Development" (1965) by James F. Hoobler, and multicopied memoranda, reports, testimony, and minutes (1962-1965), as well as pamphlets and newspaper and periodical clippings concerning the sugar beet industry.

1.3 cubic ft.

Cornell University Library

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Cornell University Library

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Lattimore, Paul.

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Industrial Development Foundation of Auburn and Cayuga County, (Auburn, N.Y.)

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Hoobler, James F. (James Ferguson), 1938-

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Aron, Paul

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Finger Lakes Sugar, Inc.

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Peduto, Michael L.,

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These files deal with the effort of officers of the Industrial Development Foundation of Auburn and Cayuga County, Inc., the Cayuga County Redevelopment Area Organization of the Auburn Labor Market, the Chamber of Commerce of Auburn and Cayuga County, faculty members of the New York State College of Agriculture at Cornell University, and interested residents to take advantage of the sugar shortage caused by the Cuban crisis in order to promote a sugar beet industry in the area. From ...

Chamber of Commerce of Auburn & Cayuga County, New York

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