Andrew B. Lemke Papers, 1945-1946 | The American Library Association Archives

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Andrew B. Lemke was the assistant to the President of ALA from 1945 to 1946. During that time, he developed a survey for the Audio-Visual Committee, financed by the Columbia Recordings Corporation, regarding libraries and their use of recordings [1]. He had previously been president of the ALA Trustees Division [2]. After he left ALA, he took a position with International Business Machine Corporation [1].

Sources:
1. "A.L.A. NEWS," ALA Bulletin 40, no. 7 (1946), 251-53. 2. Beatty, Cora M, "A.L.A. Membership Campaign," ALA Bulletin 40, no. 7 (1946), 238-40.

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