Testimony relating to the nomination of Milton E. Gibbs as State Hospital Commissioner, 1913.
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New York (State). State Hospital Commission
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The State Commission in Lunacy was created in 1889 (Chapter 283), and in 1894 the state constitution transferred responsibility for inspecting mental institutions from the State Board of Charities to the commission. In 1912 (Chapter 121), the commission was renamed the State Hospital Commission. From the description of Hearing transcripts and investigation reports, 1910-1914 (bulk 1910) (New York State Archives). WorldCat record id: 84617086 In 1867, the legisla...
New York (State). Legislature. Senate. Committee on Finance
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In 1913, Milton E. Gibbs was nominated by the Governor to become State Hospital Commissioner. There was substantial opposition to Gibbs, a Rochester attorney, especially from local Democratic Party committees. Among the opposition were individuals who charged Gibbs with financial wrongdoing in representing them in a Rochester legal case. Apparently the opposition forces were successful as Gibbs did not serve as State Hospital Commissioner. From the description of Testimony relating t...
New York (State). Civil Service Commission
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These conferences were held prior to the 1967 State Constitutional Convention to solicit suggestions for changes in the State Constitution's civil service provisions. Discussions at the conferences touched on a wide variety of topics including the classification of state positions, salary grading, examination procedures, recruitment, equal opportunity, internships, management training, responsiveness of civil service to the labor market, grievance procedures, employee representation, veterans' p...
Gibbs, Milton E.
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