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Interviews with three individuals concerned with the operation of the governor's office in California during the Earl Warren administration. Interviews include: Marguerite Gallagher: Administrative Procedures in Earl Warren's Office, 1938-1953. Includes comments also on the Attorney General's office and her political work during conventions and between campaigns (34 leaves) Verne Scoggins: Observations on California Affairs by Governor Earl Warren's Press Secretary. Comments also on campaigns and political importance of newspapers (107 leaves) Beach Vasey: Governor Warren and the Legislature. Comments on work as Warren's legislative secretary, 1944-1953 (60 leaves).

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Title
The Governor and the Public, the Press, and the Legislature, tape recorded interview conducted 1970-1972 by Amelia Fry and Gabrielle Morris
Creator
Fry, Amelia R.
Gallagher, Marguerte.
Morris, Gabrielle S.
Scoggins, Verne.
Vasey, Beach, 1904-
Bancroft Library. Regional Oral History Office.
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Full Collection Name
California Audiovisual Preservation Project
Other Identifiers
cabeuroh_000177
Subject (Person)
Warren, Earl, 1891-1974.
Subject (Corporate)
California. District Attorney (Alameda County)
California. Governor.
California. Legislature.
Republican Party (Calif.)
Subject (Topic)
Journalism California.
Journalisme Californie.
Geographic Coverage
California Politics and government.
Californie Politique et gouvernement.
United States -- California -- Berkeley.
Type
Audio
Format
Oral histories.
Archive
The Library
Contents
Gallagher interview, Jan. 25, 1972: Reel 1: track 1: 1025 ft., track 2: 688 ft.
Fry notes from the Los Angeles Times (or Scoggins interview?), May 6, 1970. Reel 2: track 1: 1035 ft., track 2: 1035 ft. Reel 3: track 1: 1036 ft., track 2: 1-182 ft.
Vasey interview: Ree; 3: track 2: 184-1037 ft. Reel 4: track 1: 1042 ft., track 2: 186 ft. Interview notes also available.
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