Blood, Henry H., 1927-1942

File — Box: 21, Folder: 21-23

Identifier: II

Staff Only

Scope and Contents

Biographical materials:

March 27, 1933--Reappointment of Hinckley to University of Utah Board of Regents.
June 8-10, 1933--Exchange of letters between Blood and Pierce Williams in defense of the Emergency Relief Program in Utah and Hinckley as chairman, State Relief Commission.
August 1, 1933--Orson John Hyde explains Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company's expenditures calculated to aid the unemployment problem in Utah.
October 30, 1933--Frederick P. Champ discusses the state building program relating to the Agriculture College at Logan.
November 16, 1933--Frederick P. Champ would welcome a special session of the legislature to provide legislation for effective state control and distribution of liquor.
April 25, 1939--Blood to Hinckley in which he states: "I want you to take the very best care of your health . . . you are needed at the seat of government because of your wide and varied experience and your native talent."
August 29, 1940--Response by Blood to Harold L. Ickes, secretary of the interior, in regard to the proposed Escalante National Recreational area.

Dates

1927-1942

Conditions Governing Access

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