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State Librarians Correspondence

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Scope and Contents

Biographical Note

Subject Terms

Administrative Information

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Finding Aid for State Librarians Correspondence, 1877-1881, 1990 | The American Library Association Archives

By Andrew Schulte

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Collection Overview

Title: State Librarians Correspondence, 1877-1881, 1990Add to your cart.

Predominant Dates:1877

ID: 2/4/90

Primary Creator: Executive Board and Executive Director

Extent: 0.2 Cubic Feet

Arrangement: Alphabetically by State, except for Quebec, Canada, which last.

Date Acquired: 06/30/2026

Subjects: Canada, Government Publications, State Librarians

Languages: English, French

Scope and Contents of the Materials

State Librarians Correspondence (1877-1900) primarily consisting of letters to George H. Harlow (Illinois Secretary of State, 1873-1881) from state/territory librarians, including one from Quebec, Canada, concerning the the exchange of government issued publications. Also includes additional state business documents.

Correspondents include: Halbert Eleazer "H.E" Paine (Commissioner of Patents, 1878-1880), Edgar M. "E.M." Marble (Commissioner of Patents, 1880-1883), Oliver Warren (Assistant Librarian of trhe Massachusetts State Library, 1877), and Pamphile Le May (Librarian of the "Bibliothèque de la légistature, 1877).

Biographical Note

Established in 1876, the Executive Board consists of the officers of the Association, the immediate past president, and 8 members elected by Council from its membership for four year terms. The members of the Executive Board are members of Council (1) Acting for the Council, the Executive Board administers the established policies and programs. As the management board of ALA, it is responsible for headquarters operations, subject to review by Council, and makes recommendations with respect to policy and operations (2).

The Executive Director is appointed by the Executive Board. The Executive Director is in charge of headquarters and its personnel, carries out the activities provided for in the budget, and perfroms such other duties as may be assigned. Originally an elected position, the office of Executive Secretary became an appointed position in 1909 (3). The title changed to Executive Director in 1958 (4).

Sub-groups:

1-President

2-Vice President

3-Treasurer

4-Executive Director

5-Members of Executive Board

6-American Library in Paris Board of Trustees

7-Endowment Trustees

8-Publishing Board

10-Legal Counsel Committee

30-Headquarters Space Needs Committee

31-Divisional Interests Committee

32-Honorary Members

33-Investments Committee

34-Resources Committee

35-War Mobilization Committee

36-Advisory Evaluation Committee

37-ALA Archival and Library Materials Committee

38-Annuities and Pensions (Staff)

40-Search Committee

41-ACONDA/ANACONDA

43-Finance/Budget Committee

45-Headquarters Building Committee

47-Equal Rights Task Force

93-Ad Hoc Committees and Task Forces

Subject/Index Terms

Canada
Government Publications
State Librarians

Administrative Information

Repository: The American Library Association Archives

Processing Information: Materials were rearranged to be in Alphabetical order by state, and then by date order for materials within the folders.


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Folder 1: Arizona, 1877Add to your cart.
Folder 2: Arkansas, 1877Add to your cart.
Folder 3: California, 1877Add to your cart.
Folder 4: Connecticut, 1877Add to your cart.
Folder 5: Illinois, 1900Add to your cart.
A note from both Bond and Logan County.
Folder 6: Indiana, 1877Add to your cart.
Folder 7: Iowa, 1877-1880Add to your cart.
Two (2) letters from the State Librarian and one (1) from the Secretary of State.
Folder 8: Maine, 1877Add to your cart.
Folder 9: Massachusetts, 1877-1880Add to your cart.
Three (3) letters from the Secretary's Office (two undated), one from the state librarian, and one from the secretary department.
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Folder 23: Virginia, 1877Add to your cart.
Folder 24: Washington DC, 1880-1881Add to your cart.
Three letters from the Patent office from 1880, one from 1881.
Folder 25: Wisconsin, 1877Add to your cart.
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