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Guide to the records of

Mayor William O’Dwyer,

1946-1950 Collection REC 0014

Partial processing by unknown archivist, date unknown. Additional processing and finding aid by staff archivist Alexandra Hilton, 2017-2018.

NYC Municipal Archives Guide to the records of Mayor William O’Dwyer, 1946-1950

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William O’Dwyer, Mayor of New York City, 1946-1950


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Summary

Record Group: RG 001.WOD: Office of the Mayor, William O'Dwyer Title of the Collection: Office of the Mayor, William O’Dwyer records Creator(s): O'Dwyer, William, 1890-1964; New York (N.Y.). Office of the Mayor Date: 1917-1964, bulk 1946-1950 Abstract: William O’Dwyer was the 100th Mayor of New York City from 1946-1950. This collection predominantly contains the material generated by the daily workings of the Office of the Mayor during his administration. Collection #: REC 0014 Extent: 409 cubic feet (409 boxes, 109 volumes, 2 flat file drawers) Language: English Physical location: Portions of this collection are stored offsite and must be requested in advance. Requests to view offsite material should be sent to [email protected] at least two weeks prior to your research date to allow for their transfer to 31 Chambers St. Repository: New York City Municipal Archives, Department of Records and Information Services, 31 Chambers St., New York, NY 10007 Immediate Source of Acquisition: The bulk of this collection was transferred from the Office of the Mayor to the Municipal Archives during 1954-1958. Access and Use: Collection is open for research. Patrons are required to use microfilm for those series for which it is available. Advance notice is required for using original material. Preferred citation: Identification of item, date; Office of the Mayor, William O’Dwyer records, 1946-1950; REC 0014; Series name; box number; folder number; Municipal Archives, City of New York Processing note: This collection was partially processed by unknown persons at an unknown date. When the records were transferred to the archives in the 1950s, much of it was interfiled with the records of Mayor Vincent Impellitteri, O’Dwyer’s successor. At some point between 1960 and 1990, archivists separated the material into their respective collections. During 2017-2018, additional processing and description was completed by staff archivist Alexandra Hilton.

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Biographical/Historical Information

Born July 11, 1890, in Lismirrane, Bohola, Ireland, William O’Dwyer was the eldest of eleven children born to Patrick and Bridget O’Dwyer. Patrick was the headmaster of a three-teacher school in Lismirrane, where his wife, Bridget, also taught as an assistant teacher. O’Dwyer began his education at his parents’ school and attended secondary school at St. Nathy's College, Ballaghaderreen. After graduation, he started training for the priesthood at the University of Salamanca in Spain but dropped out at the end of his second semester. Rather than returning to Ireland, he sailed for the United States and, in 1910, arrived in New York City. During O’Dwyer’s first few years in New York, he took a variety of odd jobs. He worked as a grocery clerk, steamship stoker, hod carrier and plasterer, and bartender at the Vanderbilt Hotel, where he met his first wife, Catherine Lenihan. In 1916, he gained citizenship and began night classes at Fordham University Law School. The following year O’Dwyer joined the police force and remained there until he was admitted to the bar in 1923. He spent a few years clerking for established lawyers before he opened his practice in June of 1926. O’Dwyer’s first judicial position of note came in 1932 when Acting Mayor Joseph McKee appointed him as a city magistrate. In 1935, Mayor Fiorello H. La Guardia appointed him to the Brooklyn Adolescents Court and, in 1937, O’Dwyer became a County Court Judge. In 1939, he was elected to the position of Kings County District Attorney. As DA, he became known for his “clean house policy,” and was lauded for bringing down the Murder Inc. crime ring. After running for Mayor and losing against La Guardia in 1941, he took a leave of absence from the District Attorney’s Office. Just as the United States was on the cusp of entering into World War II, O’Dwyer joined the Army Inspector General’s office. He made his way up the ranks from a commissioned major to brigadier general. President Roosevelt later named him a personal envoy and Executive Director of the War Refugee Board. Upon his return home to New York in 1945, O’Dwyer was nominated for mayor by the Tammany Democrats and American Labor party. He easily won the election to become the 100th mayor of New York City. At his inauguration, he celebrated with the song, “It’s a Great Day for the Irish.” William O’Dwyer’s administration was heavily influenced by the depleting effect of World War II on New York City. City Hall directed its energy toward revitalizing the city and toward renewing maintenance and general services. It was the first time the city’s budget clocked in at one billion dollars, and a Bureau of Analysis was created to improve the operation of agencies. The administration focused on public welfare, veterans’ problems, modernization of transportation and sanitation, housing, reform, and recreation. His office also sustained programs which concentrated on the building of schools, daycare centers, hospitals, playgrounds adjacent to public schools for student and community use, as well as the construction of various parks and beaches around the city.


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Concerned with the rejuvenation of public services, transportation, and sanitation, the administration concentrated its efforts on infrastructure, with the construction of new expressways, bridges, airports, incinerators, and sewage disposal plants. After decades of maintaining five-cent subway fares at the expense of good service and system expansion, fares were raised to ten cents. It was also during this administration that Robert Moses became the first and only City Construction Co-Ordinator. His administration replaced trolleys with buses and brought Staten Island closer to the city through additional ferry boats, and the construction of connecting roadways and bridges. Moses also worked to have the permanent home of the United Nations located in Manhattan. The O’Dwyer administration directed energy toward social reform within New York City. Hospitals, daycare centers, and public and private welfare agencies were investigated. New youth, senior citizen and employment programs were initiated. The mayor’s office also involved itself and the city in overseas relief programs. O’Dwyer was unhappy with the state of city government, and his administration expended considerable effort in the reform of the civil service system and city agencies. Several committees and panels were formed to streamline and improve the effectiveness of New York City government. However, there were issues that plagued the administration. Opening with a tugboat strike in January of 1946, a number of other municipal strikes followed, which generated significant controversy. Continually threatened by a transit strike, the mayor’s office was able to avert the menace by raising the fare to ten cents. However, not all walkouts were avoided; some strikes caused a state of emergency to be declared before ending. O’Dwyer was reelected in 1950, defeating opponents Newbold Morris and Vito Marcantonio. That September he resigned from office, citing ill health as the reason. However, a police corruption scandal had been uncovered by the Kings County District Attorney, Miles McDonald. McDonald alleged that police officers and judges were protecting an extensive network of bookmakers for annual payoffs exceeding $1 million. O’Dwyer vehemently denied any involvement and President Truman appointed him Ambassador to Mexico, although he continued to travel back to New York to answer questions concerning his relationship with organized crime figures. On December 6, 1952, O’Dwyer resigned from his ambassadorship. Not long after, he divorced his second wife, the fashion model Sloan Simpson, who he had married in December 1949 after his first wife’s death in 1946. O’Dwyer remained in Mexico City as a consultant to the law firm of O’Dwyer, Bernstein and Correa. In 1960, he returned to New York City, where he lived until his death from heart failure on November 24, 1964.

Sources

Baker, Kevin. "Glamour Girls, Murder, and the Mayor." WNYC/NYPR Archives and Preservation. New York, 24 November 2014. https://www.wnyc.org/story/not-so-charmed-life-mayor-odwyer/.


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"Former Mayor O'Dwyer Dead; Prosecuted Murder, Inc., Gang: Onetime Policeman Quit City Hall in '50 During Scandal Over Bookie Payoffs." The New York Times 25 November 1964: 1. Lankevich, George J. New York City: A Short History. New York: NYU Press, 2002. O'Dwyer, William. Beyond the Golden Door. Ed. Paul O'Dwyer. Jamaica: St. John's University, 1987. Print book. "Remarkable Story of the O'Dwyer family." The Connaught Telegraph 27 September 2011. < https://web.archive.org/web/20110927010848/http://www.con-telegraph.ie/history/mayo-history/324-remarkable-story-of-the-odwyer-family.


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Scope and Content Note

The Mayor William O’Dwyer records focus predominantely on the operations of the mayor and its office, effects and interactions with other city agencies and the public. The strongest series in this collection is Series II: Subject files. Here, topical subject headings organize the Mayor’s records on a variety of important issues, such as transportation, housing, construction, and welfare. Also of note are the records in Series I: Departmental letters, which can be used to track day-to-day operations of city’s agencies during his administration. Particularly large in extent is the scrapbooks series, another source for information on a more granular level. Materials consist of correspondence, departmental reports, manuals, surveys, speeches, press releases, financial schedules, newspaper clippings and memoranda. Also included are architectural plans, blueprints, maps and artists’ drawings of various city projects. Many of these items are oversize and have been separated from the rest of the records. Boxes containing ephemera with unknown provenance became their own series. Included within are various awards, pamphlets and miscellaneous material. Non-manuscript materials, including approximately 600 photographs, sound records and artifacts have been separated from the paper records.


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Arrangement

The William O’Dwyer records are divided into 20 series:

Series I: Departmental letters

Series II: Subject files

Series III: General correspondence

Series IV: Photographs

Series V: Scrapbooks

Series VI: Anonymous mail

Series VII: Applications to Exhibit Children

Series VIII: Committee on State Aid

Series IX: District Attorney career

Series X: Ephemera

Series XI: Executive orders

Series XII: Invitations

Series XIII: Letterbooks

Series XIV: Local laws

Series XV: Mail reports

Series XVI: Mayoral campaigns

Series XVII: Miscellaneous correspondence

Series XVIII: New York State legislative files

Series XIX: Press releases and proclamations

Series XX: Separated material


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Key Terms

Names

Bennett, John J. (John James), 1894-1967 Dewey, Thomas E. (Thomas Edmund), 1902-1971 Impellitteri, Vincent R. (Vincent Richard), 1900-1987 Moses, Robert, 1888-1981 New York (N.Y.). Office of the Mayor New York (N.Y.). Mayor's Committee for the Commemoration of the Golden Anniversary of the City of New York New York (State). Legislature New York (State). Office of the District Attorney (Kings County) O'Dwyer, William, 1890-1964 Tammany Hall (Political organization) Tammany Society, or Columbian Order (New York, N.Y.) United Nations

Places

New York (N.Y.) New York (N.Y.) -- Politics and government – 1898-1951

Subjects

City planning Construction projects -- New York (State) -- New York Economic development projectss Express highways Housing policy Irish Americans -- New York (State) -- New York Local transit -- New York (State) -- New York Mayors -- Election Mayors -- New York (State) -- New York Municipal government -- New York (State) -- New York Public housing Strikes and lockouts -- Municipal government Urban policy Urban renewal Veterans

Occupations

Government employees Lawyers Legislators Mayors


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Material Types

Annual reports Business correspondence Ephemera Executive orders Legislative materials Logs (records) Memorandums Minutes (Records) Ordinances Periodicals Personal correspondence Photograph albums Photographic prints Press releases Proclamations Registers (Lists) Scrapbooks


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Container List

Series I: Departmental letters

Date(s): 1945-1950 (inclusive), 1946-1950 (bulk) Extent: 32 cubic feet (64 boxes) Scope and Content: This series represents a comprehensive view of the interaction between individual departments, their departmental heads and the Mayor’s office. The Mayor’s various secretaries were responsible for a majority of the interoffice correspondence available in this series. The series accurately tracks the daily workings of the City Hall environment. Materials include correspondence, memoranda, meeting minutes, reports and printed material. Arrangement: This series is arranged chronologically by year and then alphabetically by department, agency or function. Access: Microfilm should be used. See rolls 1-32 (master negative nos. 47201-47232). Location: 31 Chambers St., Shelf 4892-4955 Box Folder Title Date Roll

1 1 Art Commission 1946 1

1 2 Assessors, Board of 1946 1

1 3 Borough President of Bronx 1946 1

1 4 Borough President of Brooklyn 1946 1

1 5 Borough President of Manhattan 1946 1

1 6 Borough President of Queens 1946 1

1 7 Borough President of Richmond 1946 1

1 8 Budget 1945-1946 1

1 9 Budget 1946 January-June 1

1 10 Budget 1946 July-December 1

1 11 City Clerk 1946 1

1 12 City Construction Co-ordinator 1946 1

2 13 City Council 1946 January-June 1

2 14 City Council 1946 July-December 1

2 15 City Court 1946 1

2 16 City Magistrate 1946 January-March 1


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Box Folder Title Date Roll

2 17 City Magistrate 1946 April-December 1

2 18 City Planning Commission 1946 1

2 19 City Record 1946 1

2 20 City Register 1946 1

2 21 Commerce, Department of 1946 1

2 22 Comptroller 1946 1

2 23 Corporation Counsel 1946 1

2 24 Correction, Department of 1946 January-June 1

3 25 Correction, Department of 1946 July-December 2

3 26 County Clerk 1946 2

3 27 County Courts 1946 2

3 28 Court of Special Sessions 1946 2

3 29 District Attorney 1946 2

3 30 Domestic Relations Court 1946 2

3 31 Education, Board of 1946 January-March 2

3 32 Education, Board of 1946 April-June 2

3 33 Education, Board of 1946 July-September 2

3 34 Education, Board of 1946 October-December 2

4 35 Education, Board of (Reports) 1946 January-March 2

4 36 Elections, Board of 1946 2

4 37 Estimate, Board of: Engineering 1946 2

4 38 Estimate, Board of: Franchise 1946 2



4 41 Estimate, Board of: Real Estate 1946 January-March 2

4 42 Estimate, Board of: Real Estate 1946 April-June 2

5 43 Estimate, Board of: Real Estate 1946 July-September 3

5 44 Estimate, Board of: Real Estate 1946 October-December 3

5 45 Estimate, Board of: Retirement System 1946 3

5 46 Estimate, Board of: Secretary 1946 January-March 3


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5 47 Estimate, Board of: Secretary 1946 April-June 3

5 48 Estimate, Board of: Secretary 1946 July-September 3

5 49 Estimate, Board of: Secretary 1946 October-December 3

6 50 Finance, City Treasurer 1946 3

6 51 Fire Department 1946 January-June 3

6 52 Fire Department 1946 July-December 3

6 53 Fire Department (Report) 1946 3

6 54 Health, Department of 1946 January-March 3

6 55 Health, Department of 1946 April-June 3

7 56 Health, Department of 1946 July-September 4

7 57 Health, Department of 1946 October-December 4

7 58 Higher Education, Board of 1946 January-June 4

7 59 Higher Education, Board of 1946 4

7 60 Hospitals, Department of 1946 January-March 4

7 61 Hospitals, Department of 1946 January-March 4

7 62 Hospitals, Department of 1946 April-June 4

7 63 Hospitals, Department of 1946 August-September 4

8 64 Hospitals, Department of 1946 October-December 4

8 65 Housing and Buildings, Department of 1946 January-June 4

8 66 Housing and Buildings, Department of 1946 July-December 4

8 67 Investigation, Department of 1946 January-June 4

8 68 Investigation, Department of 1946 July-December 4

9 69 Labor Relations, Division of 1946 5

9 70 Library: Brooklyn 1946 5

9 71 Library: Manhattan 1946 5


9 73 Library: Queens 1946 5

9 74 Licenses, Department of 1946 5

9 75 Marine and Aviation, Department of 1946 5



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10 78 Markets, Department of 1946 5

10 79 Mayor 1946 January-June 5

10 80 Mayor 1946 January-June 5

10 81 Mayor 1946 July-December 5


10 83 Medical Examiner 1946 5


11 85 Monthly Issue Mail Reports 1946 6

11 86 Municipal Civil Service Commission 1946 January-March 6

11 87 Municipal Civil Service Commission 1946 April-June 6

11 88 Municipal Civil Service Commission 1946 July-December 6

11 89 Municipal Court, New York City 1946 6

11 90 Municipal Reference Library 1946 6

11 91 New York State 1946 January-February 6

11 92 New York State 1946 March-June 6

12 93 New York State 1946 July-September 6

12 94 New York State 1946 October-December 6

12 95 New York State Governor 1946 6

12 96 Parks, Department of 1946 Jan-March 6

12 97 Parks, Department of 1946 April-June 6

12 98 Parks, Department of 1946 July-December 6

12 99 Parole Commission 1946 6

12 100 Police Department 1946 January-March 6

12 101 Police Department 1946 April 06A

13 102 Police Department 1946 May 7

13 103 Police Department 1946 June 7

13 104 Police Department 1946 July 7

13 105 Police Department 1946 August 7

13 106 Police Department 1946 September 7


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13 107 Police Department 1946 October 7

14 108 Police Department 1946 November-December 7

14 109 Police Department (Investigative Report on Inventory of Property Clerk) 1946 7

14 110 Port Authority 1946 7

14 111 Public Service Commission 1946 7

14 112 Public Works, Department of 1946 January-June 7

14 113 Public Works, Department of 1946 July-December 7

14 114 Purchase, Department of 1946 January-June 7

15 115 Purchase, Department of 1946 July-December 8

15 116 Sanitation, Department of 1946 January-March 8

15 117 Sanitation, Department of 1946 April-June 8

15 118 Sanitation, Department of 1946 July-September 8

15 119 Sanitation, Department of 1946 October-December 8

15 120 Sanitation, Department of (Report) 1946 8

16 121 Sheriff 1946 8

16 122 Standards and Appeals, Board of 1946 8

16 123 Supreme Court 1946 8

16 124 Surrogate's Court 1946 8

16 125 Tax Department 1946 8

16 126 Teachers' Retirement System 1946 8

16 127 Transportation, Board of 1946 January-February 8

16 128 Transportation, Board of 1946 March 8

16 129 Transportation, Board of 1946 April 8

16 130 Transportation, Board of 1946 May-June 8

16 131 Transportation, Board of 1946 July-Sept 8

17 132 Transportation, Board of 1946 October-December 9

17 133 Transportation, Board of (Report) 1946 9

17 134 Transportation, Board of (Report) 1946 9

17 135 Triborough Bridge and Tunnel Authority 1946 9

17 136 Tunnel: Brooklyn-Battery 1946 9


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17 137 Tunnel: 178th Street 1946 9

17 138 Tunnel: Queens-Midtown 1946 9

17 139 Tunnel or Bridge: Staten Island-Brooklyn 1946 9

17 140 United States Congress 1946 9

17 141 United States Government 1946 January-March 9

17 142 United States Government 1946 April-May 9

17 143 United States Government 1946 June 9

18 144 United States Government 1946 July-August 9

18 145 United States Government 1946 September-October 9

18 146 United States Government 1946 November-December 9

18 147 United States Secretary of State 1946 9

18 148 United States Senate 1946 9

18 149 United States Senate 1946 9

18 150 Water Supply, Board of 1946 9

18 151 Water Supply, Gas and Electricity, Department of 1946 January-June 9

18 152 Water Supply, Gas and Electricity, Department of 1946 July-December 9

18 153 Water Supply, Gas and Electricity, Department of 1946 9

18 154 Welfare, Department of 1946 January-February 9

19 155 Welfare, Department of 1946 March-June 10

19 156 Welfare, Department of 1946 July-September 10

19 157 Welfare, Department of 1946 October-December 10

19 158 WNYC 1946 January-March 10

19 159 WNYC 1946 April-June 10

19 160 WNYC 1946 July-September 10

19 161 WNYC 1946 October-December 10







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20 169 Budget 1947 10

20 170 Budget: Welfare 1947-1948 10

20 171 City Clerk 1947 10


20 173 City Council 1947 10

20 174 City Court 1947 10

20 175 City Magistrate 1947 10


20 177 City Record 1947 10





21 182 Correction, Department of 1947 11



21 185 Court of General Sessions 1947 11




21 189 Education, Board of 1947 January-March 11

21 190 Education, Board of 1947 April-December 11




22 194 Estimate, Board of: Real Estate 1947 January-April 11

22 195 Estimate, Board of: Real Estate 1947 May-August 11

22 196 Estimate, Board of: Real Estate 1947 September-December 11


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22 198 Estimate, Board of: Secretary 1947 January-June 11

23 199 Estimate, Board of: Secretary 1947 July-December 12

23 200 Estimate, Board of: Secretary (Calendar Books) 1947 12

23 201 Estimate, Board of: Secretary (Calendar Books) 1947 12

23 202 Estimate, Board of: Secretary (Reports) 1947 12

23 203 Finance, Department of 1947 12

23 204 Fire Department 1947 12

24 205 Health, Department of 1947 January-April 12

24 206 Health, Department of 1947 May-August 12

24 207 Health, Department of 1947 September-December 12


24 209 Hospitals, Department of 1947 January-April 12

24 210 Hospitals, Department of 1947 May-December 12

25 211 Hospitals, Department of 1947 May-December 13

25 212 Housing and Buildings, Department of 1947 January-March 13

25 213 Housing and Buildings, Department of 1947 April-June 13

25 214 Housing and Buildings, Department of 1947 July-September 13

25 215 Housing and Buildings, Department of 1947 October-December 13

25 216 Investigation, Department of 1947 13






26 222 Marine and Aviation, Department of 1947 January-April 13

26 223 Marine and Aviation, Department of 1947 May-August 13

26 224 Marine and Aviation, Department of 1947 September-December 13

26 225 Markets, Department of 1947 January-December 13

27 226 Mayor 1947 January-March 14


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27 227 Mayor 1947 April-June 14




27 231 Municipal Civil Service Commission 1947 14



28 234 New York State (Departments and Agencies) 1947 January-March 14

28 235 New York State (Departments and Agencies) 1947 January-March 14

28 236 New York State (Departments and Agencies) 1947 April-June 14

28 237 New York State (Departments and Agencies) 1947 July-September 14

28 238 New York State (Departments and Agencies) 1947 October-December 14


29 240 New York State Legislature 1947 15

29 241 Parks, Department of 1947 15


29 243 Police Department 1947 January 15

29 244 Police Department 1947 February 15

29 245 Police Department 1947 March 15

29 246 Police Department 1947 April 15

30 247 Police Department 1947 May 15





30 252 Police Department 1947 August 15A

30 253 Police Department 1947 September 15A

31 254 Police Department 1947 September 16

31 255 Police Department 1947 October 16

31 256 Police Department 1947 November 16


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31 258 Public Works, Department of 1947 January-June 16

31 259 Public Works, Department of 1947 July-December 16

31 260 Purchase, Department of 1947 16

31 261 Sanitation, Department of 1947 January-April 16

31 262 Sanitation, Department of 1947 May-August 16

31 263 Sanitation, Department of 1947 September-December 16

32 264 Sheriff 1947 16


32 266 Staten Island-Brooklyn Bridge or Tunnel 1947 16





32 271 Transportation, Board of 1947 January-March 16

32 272 Transportation, Board of 1947 April-June 16

32 273 Transportation, Board of 1947 July-September 16





32 278 Tunnel: Queens-Midtown 1947 16

33 279 United States Congress 1947 January-June 17

33 280 United States Congress 1947 July-December 17

33 281 United States Government (Department and Agencies) 1947 January-May 17

33 282 United States Government (Department and Agencies) 1947 June-August 17

33 283 United States Government (Department and Agencies) 1947 September-December 17

33 284 United States President 1947 17




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34 287 Welfare, Department of 1947 January-April 17

34 288 Welfare, Department of 1947 May-August 17

34 289 Welfare, Department of 1947 October-December 17

34 290 Welfare, Department of 1947 December 17

34 291 WNYC 1947 January-March 17

34 292 WNYC 1947 April-June 17

34 293 WNYC 1947 July-September 17

34 294 WNYC 1947 October-December 17








35 302 Budget 1948 18

35 303 Budget Division of Analysis 1948 18

35 304 Budget: Estimates of Assessed Valuations 1948 18

35 305 City Clerk 1948 18


35 307 City Council 1948 January-June 18

35 308 City Council 1948 July-December 18

35 309 City Court 1948 18



35 312 City Record 1948 18


35 314 Commerce, Department of 1948 January-April 18

36 315 Commerce, Department of 1948 May-December 18



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36 325 Education, Board of 1948 January-June 18

36 326 Education, Board of 1948 July-December 18

36 327 Estimate, Board of Calendars (Books) 1948 18

36 328 Estimate, Board of Franchise 1948 18

36 329 Estimate, Board of Real Estate 1948 January-April 18A

37 330 Estimate, Board of Real Estate 1948 May-August 19

37 331 Estimate, Board of Real Estate 1948 September-December 19

37 332 Estimate, Board of Retirement 1948 19

37 333 Estimate, Board of Secretary 1948 January-February 19

37 334 Estimate, Board of Secretary 1948 March-April 19

37 335 Estimate, Board of Secretary 1948 May-June 19

37 336 Estimate, Board of Secretary 1948 July 19

37 337 Estimate, Board of Secretary 1948 August 19

38 338 Estimate, Board of Secretary 1948 September 19

38 339 Estimate, Board of Secretary 1948 October 19

38 340 Estimate, Board of Secretary 1948 November 19

38 341 Estimate, Board of Secretary 1948 December 19



38 344 Health, Department of 1948 January-June 19

38 345 Health, Department of 1948 July-December 19



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39 347 Hospitals, Department of 1948 20

39 348 Housing and Buildings, Department of 1948 20




39 352 Library: Manhattan 1948 January-June 20

39 353 Library: Manhattan 1948 July-December 20





40 358 Mayor 1948 January-April 20

40 359 Mayor 1948 May-December 20


40 361 Monthly Issue Mail Report 1948 20




40 365 New York State (Departments and Agencies) 1948 January-June 20

40 366 New York State (Departments and Agencies) 1948 July-December 20

41 367 New York State (Departments and Agencies) 1948 July-December 21





41 372 Police Department 1948 January 21

41 373 Police Department 1948 February-March 21

41 374 Police Department 1948 April-May 21

42 375 Police Department 1948 June-July 21

42 376 Police Department 1948 August-September 21


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42 377 Police Department 1948 October-November 21

42 378 Police Department 1948 December 21



42 381 Public Works, Department of 1948 21


42 383 Sanitation, Department of 1948 January-April 21

43 384 Sanitation, Department of 1948 May-August 22

43 385 Sanitation, Department of 1948 September-December 22

43 386 Sheriff 1948 22


43 388 Staten Island-Brooklyn Bridge 1948 22





43 393 Transportation, Board of 1948 January-March 22

43 394 Transportation, Board of 1948 April-June 22

43 395 Transportation, Board of 1948 July-September 22




44 399 United States Congress 1948 January-April 22

44 400 United States Congress 1948 May-December 22

44 401 United States Government 1948 January-June 22

44 402 United States Government 1948 July-September 22

44 403 United States Government 1948 October-December 22





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45 407 Welfare, Department of 1948 January-June 23

45 408 Welfare, Department of 1948 July-December 23

45 409 WNYC 1948 23








45 417 Budget 1949 23

45 418 Budget (Tax Reports) 1949 23

45 419 City Clerk 1949 23



46 422 City Court 1949 23



46 425 City Record 1949 23













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47 439 Education, Board of 1949 24



47 442 Estimate, Board of: Franchises 1949 24

47 443 Estimate, Board of: Real Estate 1949 January-April 24

47 444 Estimate, Board of: Real Estate 1949 July-August 24

47 445 Estimate, Board of: Real Estate 1949 September-December 24

47 446 Estimate, Board of: Retirement System 1949 January 24

47 447 Estimate, Board of: Secretary 1949 January 24

48 448 Estimate, Board of: Secretary 1949 January 24

48 449 Estimate, Board of: Secretary 1949 February 24

48 450 Estimate, Board of: Secretary 1949 March-April 24

48 451 Estimate, Board of: Secretary 1949 May-June 24

48 452 Estimate, Board of: Secretary 1949 July-August 24

48 453 Estimate, Board of: Secretary 1949 September 24

48 454 Estimate, Board of: Secretary 1949 October 24

49 455 Estimate, Board of: Secretary 1949 November 25

49 456 Estimate, Board of: Secretary 1949 December 25



49 459 Health, Department of 1949 25









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50 468 Library: Bronx 1949 25


50 470 Library: Manhattan 1949 January-March 25

50 471 Library: Manhattan 1949 April-June 25

50 472 Library: Manhattan 1949 July-October 25

50 473 Library: Manhattan 1949 November-December 25





51 478 Mayor 1949 January-March 26

51 479 Mayor 1949 April-August 26

51 480 Mayor 1949 September-December 26


51 482 Monthly Issue Mail Report 1949 26




51 486 New York State 1949 January-March 26

52 487 New York State 1949 April-June 26

52 488 New York State 1949 July-September 26

52 489 New York State 1949 October-December 26



52 492 Parks, Department of 1949 January-June 26

52 493 Parks, Department of 1949 July-December 26

52 494 Police Department 1949 January-March 26

52 495 Police Department 1949 April-June 26

53 496 Police Department 1949 July-December 27


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53 500 Sanitation, Department of 1949 January-June 27

53 501 Sanitation, Department of 1949 July-December 27

53 502 Sheriff 1949 27





54 507 Transportation, Board of 1949 January-February 27

54 508 Transportation, Board of 1949 March-April 27

54 509 Transportation, Board of 1949 May-June 27

54 510 Transportation, Board of 1949 July-August 27

54 511 Transportation, Board of 1949 September 27

54 512 Transportation, Board of 1949 October 27

55 513 Transportation, Board of 1949 November-December 28

55 514 Transportation, Board of (Financial Reports) 1949 28

55 515 Triborough Bridge and Tunnel Authority: Bridge Across Hudson at 59th Street 1949 28

55 516 Tunnel: Brooklyn Battery 1949 28

55 517 Tunnel: Hudson River 1949 28

55 518 United States Congress 1949 January-March 28

55 519 United States Congress 1949 April-December 28

55 520 United States Government 1949 January-March 28

55 521 United States Government 1949 April-June 28

56 522 United States Government 1949 July-August 28

56 523 United States Government 1949 October-December 28





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56 527 Welfare, Department of 1949 January-June 28

56 528 Welfare, Department of 1949 July-October 28

56 529 Welfare, Department of 1949 November 28

56 530 Welfare, Department of 1949 December 28

56 531 WNYC 1949 28








57 539 Budget 1950 29

57 540 City Clerk 1950 29







57 547 City Record 1950 29









58 556 Deputy Mayor, William Reid 1950 29


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58 559 Education, Board of 1950 29



58 562 Estimate, Board of: Franchises 1950 29

58 563 Estimate, Board of: Real Estate 1950 29

58 564 Estimate, Board of: Real Estate 1950 29


58 566 Estimate, Board of: Secretary 1950 29





59 571 Health, Department of 1950 30



59 574 Hospitals, Department of 1950 May-August 30


60 576 Hospitals, Department of 1950 May-June 30

60 577 Hospitals, Department of (Books) 1950 30







60 584 Library: Richmond (Missing) 1950 30




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60 588 Mayor 1950 30






61 594 New York State 1950 31




61 598 Police Department 1950 31

61 599 Police Department 1950 31


62 601 Public Administrator 1950 31



62 604 Sanitation, Department of 1950 31

62 605 Sheriff 1950 31






62 611 Transportation, Board of 1950 31




63 615 Transportation, Board of (Calendar) 1950 32



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63 617 Tunnel: Brooklyn Battery 1950 32

63 618 Tunnel: Hudson River - Edgewater, New Jersey and New York City at 125th Street 1950 32

63 619 United States Government 1950 32







64 626 Welfare, Department of 1950 32



64 629 WNYC 1950 32


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Series II: Subject files

Date(s): 1944-1950 (inclusive), 1946-1950 (bulk) Size (Extent): 87 cubic feet (174 boxes) Scope and Content: This series illustrates the interaction of the Mayor’s office with other agencies and the public. The series is comprised of material generated directly by the mayor or those within his office, individuals in various city agencies, members of the federal government, or the general public. The documents focus on the extent of the action taken by the mayor’s office on a wide variety of issues relating to the functions of city government and city services. The mayor and his office involved themselves in the mechanics of administration, transportation, housing, construction, education, civil defense, welfare, community use, as well as the building of various parks and beaches around the city. The files reflect the achievements of the administration in all these areas. A large part of the series consists of correspondence, including letters, telegrams, cards, notes, reports and studies. There are records containing information regarding the construction of La Guardia and Idlewild (now JFK) airports; the Interstate Port of New York Authority Bus Terminal (now the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey); the proposed Verrazano-Narrows Bridge and additions to existing bridges. Further improvements in transportation, such as the Major Deegan and Brooklyn-Queens expressways, are also covered. The “Housing” files contain information on the New York City Housing Authority and its various housing projects, such as the Albany Houses, Forest Gate and Governor Smith Houses. Material concerning the construction of the United Nations building contains suggested sites, street changes and a construction progress chart. During this period other construction projects involved playgrounds, over fifty new schools, sewage and garbage disposal plants and hospitals, particularly, the Sloan Kettering and the New York University Bellevue Medical Center. Arrangement: This series is arranged alphabetically by subject. Access: Microfilm should be used. See rolls 1-87 (master negative nos. 47001-47087). Location: 31 Chambers St., Shelf 4956-5129

B F Title Date Roll

1 1 Administrative Policies Affecting New York City Employees 1945-1946 1

1 2 Administrative Policies Affecting New York City Employees 1947 1





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2 8 Airports in New York City 1948-1950 1

2 9 Airports in New York City 1948 1

2 10 Airports Authority, New York City 1946 1



2 13 Airports, Bronx and Miscellaneous 1946-1950 1

2 14 Airports, Floyd Bennett 1946-1957 1

2 15 Airports, Floyd Bennett 1946-1957 1

2 16 Airports, Idlewild 1945 1

2 17 Airports, Idlewild 1945-1946 1












3 29 Airport, LaGuardia 1945-1946 2



4 32 Airports 1946 2





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5 40 American Municipal Association 1947-1948 3

5 41 American Municipal Association 1948 3








5 49 American Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals 1948-1950 3

5 50 American Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Children 1946-1949 3

6 51 Appointments to Exempt Positions, Mayors 1946-1949 3

6 52 Appointments: A-Bio 1945-1950 3

6 53 Appointments: Biv- Boy 1946-1950 3

6 54 Appointments: Boy-Bus 1946-1950 3

6 55 Appointments: But-Byr 1946-1950 3

6 56 Appointments: C-Cas 1946-1950 3

6 57 Appointments: Cav-Coo 1945-1950 3

6 58 Appointments: Cor-Cur 1946-1950 3

7 59 Appointments: D-Dea 1946-1950 4

7 60 Appointments: Dea-Dy 1946-1950 4

7 61 Appointments: E 1946-1950 4

7 62 Appointments: Fa-Fio 1946-1950 4

7 63 Appointments: Fio-Fur 1946-1950 4

7 64 Appointments: G-Gr 1945-1950 4

7 65 Appointments: Gre-Gut 1946-1950 4


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7 66 Appointments: H-Hil 1946-1950 4

7 67 Appointments: Hirschmann-Opposition 1948-1949 4

7 68 Appointments: Hirschmann-Recommendations 1949 4

8 69 Appointments: Hirsimaki 1949-1950 4

8 70 Appointments: Hirsimaki 1949-1950 4

8 71 Appointments: Hoc-Hor 1947-1950 4

8 72 Appointments: I 1946-1949 4

8 73 Appointments: J 1946-1949 4

8 74 Appointments: Ka-Ki 1946-1950 4

8 75 Appointments: Ki-Ku 1946-1950 4

8 76 Appointments: L-Le 1946-1950 4

8 77 Appointments: Le-Ly 1946-1950 4

8 78 Appointments: Mag-Mar 1946-1950 4

8 79 Appointments: Mar-Mcg 1946-1950 4

8 80 Appointments: McG-Mey 1946-1950 4

9 81 Appointments: Mi-Mo 1945-1950 5

9 82 Appointments: Mo-Mu 1946-1950 5

9 83 Appointments: Mu-My 1946-1950 5

9 84 Appointments: N 1946-1950 5

9 85 Appointments: O 1946-1950 5

9 86 Appointments: Pa-Paige 1945-1950 5

9 87 Appointments: Paige 1950 5

9 88 Appointments: Par-Pot 1946-1950 5

9 89 Appointments: Pot-Pr 1945-1950 5

9 90 Appointments: Q 1946-1950 5

10 91 Appointments: R-Re 1946-1950 5

10 92 Appointments: Reinicke 1945-1947 5

10 93 Appointments: Re-Ri 1946-1950 5

10 94 Appointments: Ringel 1948-1949 5

10 95 Appointments: Ri-Ro 1946-1950 5


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10 96 Appointments: Ro-Ry 1946-1949 5

10 97 Appointments: Sala 1946-1950 5

10 98 Appointments: Sal-Sch 1946-1950 5

10 99 Appointments: Sch-Shi 1946-1950 5

11 100 Appointments: Sicher 1948-1949 6

11 101 Appointments: Sicher 1948-1949 6

11 102 Appointments: Sie-Sil 1947-1949 6

11 103 Appointments: Simkhovitch 1948 6

11 104 Appointments: Si-So 1946-1950 6

11 105 Appointments: So-Su 1946-1950 6

11 106 Appointments: Ta-Th 1946-1950 6

11 107 Appointments: Timone 1946 6

11 108 Appointments: To-Tu 1947-1950 6

11 109 Appointments: V 1946-1950 6

11 110 Appointments: Wa-We 1945-1950 6

11 111 Appointments: We-Wo 1946-1950 6

11 112 Appointments: Y-Z 1946-1950 6

12 113 Barber Examiners 1945-1947 6

12 114 Board of Standards and Appeals 1949 6

12 115 Camp La Guardia 1946-1948 6

12 116 Camp Sanita 1946-1947 6

12 117 Cancer 1946 6

12 118 Cancer 1946 6

12 119 Cancer 1947 6

12 120 Cancer 1947 6

12 121 Cancer 1948 6

12 122 Cancer 1948 6

13 123 Cancer 1949 7

13 124 Cancer 1949 7

13 125 Cancer 1950 7


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13 126 Cancer 1950 7

13 127 Capital Budget 1945-1946 7

13 128 Capital Budget 1946 7























16 151 Castle Clinton 1945-1946 8

16 152 Castle Clinton 1947 8

16 153 Castle Clinton 1948 8

16 154 Castle Clinton 1949-1950 8

16 155 Chaplains 1945-1946 8


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16 156 Chaplains 1945-1946 8

16 157 Chaplains 1947 8

17 158 Chaplains 1947 9

17 159 Chaplains 1948 9

17 160 Chaplains 1948 9

17 161 Chaplains 1949 9

17 162 Chaplains 1949 9

17 163 Chaplains 1950 9

17 164 City Center 1945-1946 9

17 165 City Center 1947 9

17 166 City Center 1948-1950 9

17 167 City Collector: Various Mayor's Committees 1945-1947 9

17 168 City Collector: Various Mayor's Committees 1945-1947 9

17 169 City Collector: World Trade Corporation 1946-1948 9

17 170 City Collector: World Trade Corporation 1946-1949 9

18 171 City Marshals: General 1945-1950 9

18 172 City Marshals: General 1945-1950 9

18 173 City Marshals: A-B 1946-1950 9

18 174 City Marshals: C 1946-1949 9

18 175 City Marshals: C 1946-1949 9

18 176 City Marshals: D-E 1946-1949 9

18 177 City Marshals: F 1946-1950 9

18 178 City Marshals: Gi-Gr 1945-1950 9

18 179 City Marshals: Gro-Gru 1947-1950 9

19 180 City Marshals: H-Ka 1945-1950 10

19 181 City Marshals: Ke-L 1946-1950 10

19 182 City Marshals: M-O 1946-1950 10

19 183 City Marshals: P-R 1946-1950 10

19 184 City Marshals: S 1946-1950 10

19 185 City Marshals: T-Z 1946-1950 10


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20 186 Civic Center 1946 10



20 189 Civic Center 1948-1950 10

20 190 Civilian Defense 1948 10

20 191 Civilian Defense 1948-1949 10

20 192 Civilian Defense 1946-1948 10




20 196 Civilian Defense Voluntary Organization l945-l948 10

21 197 Clean-Up Campaign 1946-1947 11



21 200 Clean-Up Campaign: Scrapbook 1947 11

21 201 Clippings 1945-1950 11

21 202 Committee on Ports: Board of Estimate 1948 11

21 203 Committee on Ports: Mayor's Advisory Committee on Port Planning 1948 11

21 204 Committee on Ports: Port Authority Plan 1948-1949 11

21 205 Committee on Ports: Waterfront - World Trade Corporation 1946-1949 11

21 206 Committee on Ports: World Trade Corporation 1946-1949 11

21 207 Committee on Ports: World Trade Corporation 1947-1948 11

21 208 Committee on Welfare Special Relief 1950 11

22 209 Community Activities 1945-1946 11

22 210 Community Activities 1946 11







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25 243 Concerts 1945-1946 13

25 244 Concerts 1947 13

25 245 Concerts 1948-1949 13


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26 246 Concerts 1950 13

26 247 Congratulations 1945 13

26 248 Congratulations 1945-1946 13

26 249 Congratulations 1945-1946 13




26 253 Consolidation of City Departments 1947 13

27 254 Consolidation of City Departments 1948 14

27 255 Consolidation of City Department 1949-1949 14

27 256 Consolidation of City Department 1949-1949 14

27 257 Consuls 1946 14

27 258 Consuls 1946 14

27 259 Consuls 1946 14

27 260 Consuls 1946 14

28 261 Consuls 1947 14

28 262 Consuls 1947 14

28 263 Consuls 1947 14

28 264 Consuls 1947 14

28 265 Consuls 1948 14

28 266 Consuls 1948 14

28 267 Consuls 1948 14

28 268 Consuls 1949 14

28 269 Consuls 1949 14

29 270 Consuls 1949 15

29 271 Consuls 1949 15

29 272 Consuls 1949 15

29 273 Consuls 1950 15

29 274 Consuls 1950 15

29 275 Contributions of the Mayor 1946 15


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32 299 Conventions 1946 16








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35 325 Courts 1945-1946 18

35 326 Crime 1945-1950 18

35 327 Crime 1945-1950 18

36 328 Crime 1946 18

36 329 Crime 1947-1949 18

36 330 Crime 1950 18

36 331 Discrimination 1945 18






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39 354 Discrimination: Education Trends 1950 20

39 355 Discrimination: Education Trends 1950 20

39 356 Discrimination: Mayor's Committee on Unity 1945-1950 20

39 357 Displaced Persons 1948-1949 20

39 358 Dual Employment 1946 20

39 359 Editorial Summaries 1946-1950 20

39 360 Editorial Summaries 1946-1950 20

39 361 Election Campaign Material: A 1949 20

39 362 Election Campaign Material: B 1949 20

39 363 Election Campaign Material: C 1949 20

39 364 Election Campaign Material: D 1949 20

39 365 Election Campaign Material: E 1949 20


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39 366 Election Campaign Material: F 1949 20

39 367 Election Campaign Material: G 1949 20

39 368 Election Campaign Material: H 1949 20

39 369 Election Campaign Material: I 1949 20

39 370 Election Campaign Material: J 1949 20

39 371 Election Campaign Material: K 1949 20

39 372 Election Campaign Material: L 1949 20

39 373 Election Campaign Material: Mc 1949 20

40 374 Election Campaign Material: M 1949 20

40 375 Election Campaign Material: N 1949 20

40 376 Election Campaign Material: O 1949 20

40 377 Election Campaign Material: P 1949 20

40 378 Election Campaign Material: Q 1949 20

40 379 Election Campaign Material: R 1949 20

40 380 Election Campaign Material: S 1949 20

40 381 Election Campaign Material: T 1949 20

40 382 Election Campaign Material: U 1949 20

40 383 Election Campaign Material: W 1949 20

40 384 Election Campaign Material: Z 1949 20

40 385 Election Campaign Material: Addresses 1949 20

40 386 Election Campaign Material: Broady, John G., case 1949 20

40 387 Election Campaign Material: Cables, Telegrams, Congratulations 1946 20

40 388 Election Campaign Material: Cables, Telegrams, Congratulations 1946 20

40 389 Election Campaign Material: Campaign Material - Herbert H. Lehman 1949 20

40 390 Election Campaign Material: Campaign Printed Material 1949 20

40 391 Election Campaign Material: Daily Schedule 1949 20

40 392 Election Campaign Material: Daily Schedule 1949 20

40 393 Election Campaign Material: Democratic Party County 1949 20

40 394 Election Campaign Material: Democratic Party National 1949 20

40 395 Election Campaign Material: Departmental Reports 1949 20


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40 396 Election Campaign Material: Education 1949 20

40 397 Election Campaign Material: Fair Deal Democrats 1949 20

41 398 Election Campaign Material: Herald Tribune Election, November 9, 1949 edition 1949 21

41 399 Election Campaign Material: Highlights O'Dwyer Administration since January 1, 1946 1949 21

41 400 Election Campaign Material: Magazine 1949 21

41 401 Election Campaign Material: Meeting Minutes 1949 21

41 402 Election Campaign Material: Memoranda - Business Committee 1949 21

41 403 Election Campaign Material: Memoranda - General 1949 21

41 404 Election Campaign Material: Memoranda - General 1949 21

41 405 Election Campaign Material: Municipal Activities - Harlem and Bedford–Stuyvesant area 1949 21

41 406 Election Campaign Material: Newbold Morris 1949 21

41 407 Election Campaign Material: The "News" 1949 21

41 408 Election Campaign Material: Newspapermen - Names, Papers, Phones 1949 21

41 409 Election Campaign Material: New York City Coordinating Committee for Democrats 1949 21

41 410 Election Campaign Material: Press Releases - American Labor Party 1949 21

41 411 Election Campaign Material: Press Releases - Republican, Liberal, Fusion 1949 21

41 412 Election Campaign Material: Speaking Engagements 1949 21

41 413 Election Campaign Material: Speech by H. Blumberg - New York State CIO Convention 1949 21

41 414 Election Campaign Material: Speech by O.R. Ewing - Bronx 35th Anniversary 1949 21

41 415 Election Campaign Material: Speech by Herbert Lehman - Democratic State Committee Convention 1949 21

41 416 Election Campaign Material: Speech by William O'Dwyer - Columbus Citizens 1949 21

41 417 Election Campaign Material: Speech by D. Potofsky - New York State CIO Convention 1949 21

41 418 Election Campaign Material: Staten Island 1949 21

42 419 Executive Budget, Preparation of 1946 21






42 425 Executive Budget, Preparation of: Comparative data, other cities 1947 21


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43 431 Executive Budget 1950 22




43 435 Exempt Positions: Airport, Business Advisory 1945-1948 22

43 436 Exempt Positions: City Magistrates, A-Bat 1946-1950 22

43 437 Exempt Positions: City Magistrates, Bayer 1946-1950 22

43 438 Exempt Positions: City Magistrates, Bayer 1946-1950 22

44 439 Exempt Positions: City Magistrates, By-C 1946-1950 22

44 440 Exempt Positions: City Magistrates, D-F 1946-1950 22

44 441 Exempt Positions: City Magistrates, General Correspondence 1946-1950 22

44 442 Exempt Positions: City Magistrates, G-K 1946-1950 22

44 443 Exempt Positions: City Magistrates, L 1945-1950 22

44 444 Exempt Positions: City Magistrates, M-O 1945-1949 22

44 445 Exempt Positions: City Magistrates, P-Sch 1946-1950 22

44 446 Exempt Positions: City Magistrates, Sch-Wa 1945-1950 22

44 447 Exempt Positions: City Magistrates, Wal-Z 1945-1946 22

44 448 Exempt Positions: City Marshals 1945-1946 22

45 449 Exempt Positions: City Planning Commission, Chairman 1949 23

45 450 Exempt Positions: City Planning Commission 1947-1950 23

45 451 Exempt Positions: City Register 1948 23

45 452 Exempt Positions: City Rent Commission 1945-1948 23

45 453 Exempt Positions: Commerce 1947-1949 23

45 454 Exempt Positions: Corporate Council 1945-1949 23

45 455 Exempt Positions: Correction 1945-1950 23


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45 456 Exempt Positions: Domestic Relations - Correspondence 1946-1949 23

45 457 Exempt Positions: Domestic Relations Court, A-C 1946-1949 23

45 458 Exempt Positions: Domestic Relations Court, D-Gri 1946-1949 23

45 459 Exempt Positions: Domestic Relations Court, Gro-H 1946-1949 23

45 460 Exempt Positions: Domestic Relations Court, K-L 1946-1949 23

45 461 Exempt Positions: Domestic Relations Court, M-L 1946-1949 23

46 462 Exempt Positions: Domestic Relations Court, Waltmade 1948 23

46 463 Exempt Positions: Board of Education, General 1945-1948 23

46 464 Exempt Positions: Board of Education, General 1948-1950 23

46 465 Exempt Positions: Board of Education, A-B 1946-1948 23

46 466 Exempt Positions: Board of Education, C-G 1945-1950 23

46 467 Exempt Positions: Board of Education, H-Mat 1946-1950 23

46 468 Exempt Positions: Board of Education, Mazzola 1948 23

46 469 Exempt Positions: Board of Education, Mazzola 1948 23

46 470 Exempt Positions: Board of Education, Mc-O'B 1946-1948 23

46 471 Exempt Positions: Board of Education, Olsen 1946 23

47 472 Exempt Positions: Board of Education, Olsen-P 1946-1948 24

47 473 Exempt Positions: Board of Education, R 1946-1948 24

47 474 Exempt Positions: Board of Education, S-Sto 1945-1948 24

47 475 Exempt Positions: Board of Education, Streator 1946 24

47 476 Exempt Positions: Board of Education, Streator 1946-1947 24

47 477 Exempt Positions: Board of Education, Su-Z 1946 24

47 478 Exempt Positions: Board of Estimate - Real Estate 1947 24

47 479 Exempt Positions: Board of Estimate - Secretary 1948 24

47 480 Exempt Positions: Finance, City Collector 1945-1948 24

47 481 Exempt Positions: Fire Department 1945-1949 24

47 482 Exempt Positions: General Sessions Court 1950 24

47 483 Exempt Positions: Health, Department of 1945-1950 24

47 484 Exempt Positions: Higher Education, Board of, General 1946-1948 24

47 485 Exempt Positions: Higher Education, Board of, A-L 1945-1949 24


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47 486 Exempt Positions: Higher Education, Board of, Lombardo 1946 24

48 487 Exempt Positions: Higher Education, Board of, Lombardo 1946 24

48 488 Exempt Positions: Higher Education, Board of, M-W 1946-1949 24

48 489 Exempt Positions: Hospitals, Department of 1948-1949 24

48 490 Exempt Positions: Housing Authority, New York City 1946-1948 24

48 491 Exempt Positions: Housing and Buildings, General-Benline 1945-1947 24

48 492 Exempt Positions: Housing and Buildings, General-Benline 1945-1947 24

48 493 Exempt Positions: Housing and Buildings BR-S 1945-1949 24

48 494 Exempt Positions: Investigation 1946 24

48 495 Exempt Positions: Labor Relations 1946-1948 24

48 496 Exempt Positions: Libraries 1946-1948 24

48 497 Exempt Positions: Licenses, C-F 1946-1949 24

48 498 Exempt Positions: Licenses - Commissioner Kaufman 1948 24




48 502 Exempt Positions: Licenses, L-R 1948-1949 24

48 503 Exempt Positions: Marine and Aviation 1945-1949 24

49 504 Exempt Positions: Markets 1945-1949 25

49 505 Exempt Positions: Mayor's Office 1945-1948 25

49 506 Exempt Positions: Municipal Civil Service Commission, General-A 1948, 1950 25

49 507 Exempt Positions: Municipal Civil Service Commission, Andrews 1948 25

49 508 Exempt Positions: Municipal Civil Service Commission, B-M 1946-1950 25

49 509 Exempt Positions: Municipal Civil Service Commission, O-W 1946-1950 25

49 510 Exempt Positions: Municipal Courts 1946-1950 25

49 511 Exempt Positions: Parole Commission 1946, 1949 25

49 512 Exempt Positions: Police Department 1945-1950 25

49 513 Exempt Positions: Public works 1945, 1947 25

49 514 Exempt Positions: Purchase 1945-1947 25

49 515 Exempt Positions: City Register 1948 25


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49 516 Exempt Positions: Sanitation 1945-1950 25

49 517 Exempt Positions: Special Sessions Courts, General-Hea 1946-1949 25

50 518 Exempt Positions: Special Sessions Courts, K-W 1946-1950 25

50 519 Exempt Positions: Special Sessions Courts, K-W 1946-1950 25

50 520 Exempt Positions: Standards and Appeals, Board of 1949-1950 25

50 521 Exempt Positions: Tax 1945-1947 25

50 522 Exempt Positions: Teacher's Retirement Board 1946 25

50 523 Exempt Positions: Transportation 1946-1949 25

50 524 Exempt Positions: Water Supply 1950 25

50 525 Exempt Positions: Water Supply, Gas and Electricity 1945-1948 25

50 526 Exempt Positions: Department of Welfare 1945-1950 25

50 527 Exempt Positions: W-New York City 1946-1947 25

50 528 Filene Memorial Building Fund 1945-1946 25

50 529 Filene Memorial Building Fund: Statements #45 1945-1946 25



50 532 Filene Memorial Building Fund: United States Treasury Bonds #45 1945-1946 25

50 533 Fire Prevention and Protection 1946-1947 25

51 534 Fire Prevention and Protection 1947 26

51 535 Fire Prevention and Protection 1948 26

51 536 Fire Prevention and Protection 1949-1950 26

51 537 Flags at Half Mast 1949-1950 26

51 538 Flatbush Water Supply 1946 26

51 539 Flatbush Water Supply 1946 26

51 540 Flatbush Water Supply 1947-1948 26

51 541 Foreign Trade Zone 1946-1950 26

51 542 Fuel Shortage 1945-1946 26

51 543 Fuel Shortage 1946-1947 26

52 544 Fuel Shortage 1948 26



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52 547 Fuel Shortage 1949-1050 26

52 548 Fuel Shortage: Correspondence, Appreciation and Commendation 1948 26

52 549 Garment Center 1946-1950 26

52 550 General Appointment Books 1946 26



53 553 Gifts to the Mayor 1945-1946 27

53 554 Gifts to the Mayor 1946 27








54 562 Golden Jubilee 1946-1947 27

54 563 Golden Jubilee 1947 27











55 574 Golden Jubilee: Atomic Energy Exhibit 1948 28

55 575 Golden Jubilee: Golden Anniversary International Air Expo 1948 28


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55 576 Golden Jubilee: Golden Anniversary of Fashion 1948 28

55 577 Golden Jubilee: Invitation to Membership Lists 1948 28

55 578 Golden Jubilee: Invitation to Membership Lists 1948 28

55 579 Grade Crossing 1946-1950 28

55 580 Greater New York Fund 1946-1948 28



56 583 Ground Breaking 1946-1947 28

56 584 Ground Breaking 1947 28

56 585 Group Care of Children 1945 28

56 586 Group Care of Children 1945-1946 28













57 599 Health Insurance Plan 1945-1946 29

57 600 Health Insurance Plan 1946 29


58 602 Health Insurance Plan: Meeting of May 23, 1946 1946 29

58 603 Health Insurance Plan: Committee Report for August 15, 1946 1946 29




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59 614 Honorary Posts 1945-1946 30

59 615 Honorary Posts 1946 30






















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62 640 Housing: General 1945 31



























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70 694 Housing: New York City Housing Authority 1946 35



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70 699 Housing: New York City Hous

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NEW YORK CITY MUNICIPAL ARCHIVES - Welcome to ......Impellitteri, Vincent R. (Vincent Richard), 1900-1987 Moses, Robert, 1888-1981 New York (N.Y.). Office of the Mayor New York (N.Y.)