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Rosenblatt family, immigration from Russia to Salt Lake City; education, University of Utah; development of family Commerce, Industry, and Labor buying, repairing, selling used mining machinery, and expanding into manufacture of equipment; establishment of EIMCO, and development of EIMCO rocker-arm loader, mechanizing mining; international sales and manufacture, filter manufacture; director of Federal Reserve System, twelfth district, 1953-1975, changes in system of selecting district chairman; chairman of Utah's "Little Hoover Commission," 1964-1966, changes in executive branch of state government; public service work, Salt Lake City, and University of Utah School of Medicine.

Title
Joseph Rosenblatt: EIMCO, Pioneer In Underground Mining Machinery and Process Equipment, 1926-1963
Creator
Rosenblatt, Joseph, interviewee
Swent, Eleanor, interviewer
Published
Berkeley, CA, Regional Oral History Office, 1992
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Western Mining Oral Histories
Subject (Topic)
Science, Technology, and Health
Commerce and Industry
Natural Resources, Land Use, and the Environment
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Oral histories.
Archive
The Bancroft Library Oral History Center
Note
Rosenblatt, Joseph . "Joseph Rosenblatt: EIMCO, Pioneer In Underground Mining Machinery and Process Equipment, 1926-1963." Interview by Eleanor Swent in 1991. Oral History Center, The Bancroft Library, University of California, Berkeley, 1992.
Interview date(s) 1991
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