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15381-97: This accretion was alienated from the bulk of the series and apparently held by a private individual for several years before being returned to the Department of Labor, and then transferred to the State Archives.
15381-08: This accretion was a gift to Syracuse University from Governor Harriman in 1959, and was later transferred to the New York State Archives in 2006. This series is a compilation of seven old series from Gov. Harriman's records at Syracuse: series #184 Records relating to appointment and promotion policy; series #185 Records relating to the 1958 New York State election campaign; series #186 Records relating to poverty; series #188 Records relating to the 1957 Extraordinary Session of the New York State Legislature, June 1957; series #196 Records relating to the Governor's annual and special messages; series #197 Records relating to the Governor's speeches; series #198 General records; series #199 Records relating to the 1958 New York State gubernatorial campaign; series #201 Records relating to the proposed unemployed insurance and workmen's compensation legislation of 1957; and series #202 Records relating to the hearings of the Subcommittee on Low Incomes, Joint Committee on the Economic Report, U.S. Congress.
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