[Status of Organization of State, Territorial and Regional Planning Agencies and of Field Offices]
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NATIONAL RESOURCES COMMITTEE North Interior Building Washington
CIRCULAR II (Revised.)
Revised, to April 10, 1939.
STATUS OF ORGANIZATION OF STATE, TERRITORIAL
AND REGIONAL PLANNING AGENCIES AND OF FIELD OFFICES
Encouraged, by the National Resources Committee and. its predecessors, and with the help of the Public Works Administration, the Works Progress Administration and other Federal agencies, State planning agencies are now operative in 44 states. In 39 of these, and in the District of Columbia, and the Territories of Alaska and Hawaii, the organizations have been placed upon a statutory basis as regular governmental agencies. For the current fiscal year ending June 30, 1939, Legislatures and Governors have made available over $800,000 for their official planning activities.
In order to expedite arrangements for meetings "between the various State Planning Boards, and for securing cooperation between the Boards and Federal and State agencies, field offices of the Committee are being established as shown upon the accompanying map. These offices serve the various State Boards in their general areas and also serve as headquarters for Regional Planning Commissions and other interstate planning activities, General advisory service to the State planning agencies; on* their research and planning programs is supplied by the Regional CouJ^ₑ, selors. Special consultants are assigned from time to time to assist.’’./ State and regional planning agencies on special problems as they ari’se.J The names and addresses of Chairmen, Counselors, and Planning Technicians, appointed to date are listed herein. •••*
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As in previous editions of Circular II, corrections and additions to the .current publicatig^will be appreciated from any source.
Charles W. Eliot 2nd, Executive Officer
For the Chairman
TO AVOID ERRORS PLEASE DESTROY ALL PREVIOUS ISSUES IN YOUR POSSESSION.
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ALABAMA STATE PLANNING COMMISSION -
First Soard appointed January 27, 1934.
Law (Act 401) creating■statutory Board enacted September 9, 1935, Statutory Board appointed September 9, 1935, Law amended,.1939, increasing Board to eleven members.
Headquarters: .#2 North Perry Street, Montgomery, Alabama.
Hon. Frank M. Dixon, Governor of Alabama, Montgomery
Vacancy '
Ghai rman Vice-Chairman
Col..Page S. Bunker, State Forester, Montgomery
S. P» Gaillard, Sr., Mobile
Dr. Walter B. Jones, State‘Geologist, University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa
Dr. A. H. Collins, State Superintendent of Education, Montgomery
S. H. Richardson, Huntsville
Theodore Swann, Birmingham
Algernon Blair, Montgomery
A. J. Hawkins, 2 North Perry Street, Montgomery Director
ALASKA PLANNING COUNCIL -
Law (Ch. 88) authorizing Council enacted March 14, 1935, but no members appointed.
New law (Ch. 39) creating Statutory Council enacted March 10, 1937#
Headquarters:. Juneau, Alaska
Hon. John W# Troy, Governor, Juneau ' Ex-Officio
Ike P. Taylor, Chief Engineer, Alaska Road Commission, Juneau
Frank A. Boyle, Territorial Auditor, Juneau
B, D. Stewart, Territorial Commissioner of Mines, Juneau
Frank Dufresne, Executive Officer, Alaska Game Commission, Juneau
Chai rman
Vice-Chai rman
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ALASKA PLANNING COUNCIL (cont’d) -
B. Frank Heintzleman, Regional Forester, U. S. Forest Service, Juneau
A* Polet, merchant and. Secretary of Nome Chamber of Commerce, Nome
Arthur A. Shohbeck, business man, Anchorage
W. C. Arnold., attorney, Ketchikan
Luther C. Hess, mining man, Fairbanks
John E. Pegues, Juneau
Executive Secretary
ARIZONA STATE PLANNING BOARS -
First Board, appointed. January 23, 1934»
H. B. 281 introduced. 1939 Session to amend. Resources Board.
Law of 1919, but not voted, on before adjournment»
Headquarters; 401 Heard Building, Phoenix, Arizona#
W. W. Lane, 927 Title and Trust Building, Phoenix
Vacancy, State Highway Engineer, Phoenix
William G. Hartranft, Chairman, Planning and Zoning Commission, City Hall, Phoenix
Br. I. E. Huffman, 521 East Third Street, Tucson
Guy Jackson, Secretary, Board of Directors of State
Institutions, Capitol Bldg., Phoenix
William Alberts, State Land Commissioner, State Office Building, Phoenix
Hon. Chas.fF. Robb, Mayor of Prescott, Prescott
Mrs. J. W. Ross, 2008 East Fifth Street, Tucson
Dr. Çoit I. Hughes, Superintendent of Board of Health, State Office Building, Phoenix
D. W. Campbell, Box 122, Phoenix
Chairman
Secretary
ARKANSAS STATE PLANNING BOARD -
First Board appointed January 22, 1934.
Law (Act 9) creating statutory Board enacted February 4, 1935.
Statutory Board appointed April 26, 1935.
Headquarters: State Capitol Building, Little Rock/ Arkansas.
Hon. Carl E. Bailey, Governor, Little Rock
Ex-Officio Chairman
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ARKANSAS STATE PLANNING- BOARD (Cent*d.) -
Charles L. Thompson, architect, Little Rock
George C. Branner, State Geologist, State Capitol,
Little Rock V:
Sam G. Davies, Director, State Park Commission, State Capitol, Little Rock
T. H. Alford., State Commissioner of Education, Little Rock Charles A. Gillett, State Forester, State Capitol,
Little Rock
Dan T. Gray, Dean, College of Agriculture, University of Arkansas, Fayetteville
Dr, W. B. Grayson, State Health Officer, State Board of Health, Little Rock
W. W. Mitchell, State Highway Commission, State Capitol, Little Rock
John F. Wells, Arkansas Corporation Commission, Little Rocl Mrs. E. W. Frost, Chairman, Roadside Committee, National
Federation of Garden Clubs, Texarkana Monsignor Jno. J. Healy, 2500 Gaines Street, Little Rock J. N. Heiskeli, editor, Arkansas Gazette, Little Rock Donald Murray, newspaper publisher, Jonesboro
F. W. Scott, President, State Chamber of Commerce, Huttig
Chairman
Vice Chairman
Secretary
L. A. Henry, State Capitol, Little Rock
Engineer Birector
CALIFORNIA STATE PLANNING BOARD -
First Board appointed January 17, 1934.
Law (Ch. 331) creating statutory Board enacted June 14, 1935.
Headquarters: 441 Public Works Building, Sacramento, California.
Samuel 0. May, Professor of Political Science, 113 Library,. Chairman
University of California, Berkeley Pro Tern
Robert P. Easley, engineer and contractor, 508 Fifth Street, Antioch
William E. Harper, real estate broker, 3670 Third Avenue, San Biego
Mrs,. Louise Ward Watkins, club leader, 1105 Park View, Pasadena
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CALIFORNIA STATE PLANNING- BOARD (Contact) -
Harold. E. Pomeroy, Executive- Secretary, Associated. Parmers, 235 Montgomery Street, San Francisco
Phil S. Gibson, Director of Financé, Sacramento
Frank W. Clark, Director of Public Works, Sacramento George D. Nordenholt, Director of Natural Resources, Sacramento
L. Deming Tilton, 441 Public Works Building, Sacramento
Administrative Officer
COLORADO STATE PLANNING COMMISSION -
Senate Joint Resolution No. 10, (S. L. 1933, Page 956), creating
Board, passed 1933.
First Board appointed January 15, 1934.
New Law (Ch. 157, Col. St. Annt.) enacted February 8, 1935.
New Board appointed June 17, 1935.
Headquarters: 130 State Office Building, Denver, Colorado.
John T. Barnett, President, Mountain Producers Corpora-
tion, First National Bank Bldg., Denver Chairman Harry V. Pyle, Dolores
Dr. M. F. Coolbaugh, President, Colorado School of
Mines, Golden
Frank Delaney, attorney, Glenwood Springs
J. M. Dille, Fort Morgan
Dr. Elmore Petersen, Dean, School of Business, University
of Colorado, Boulder
Miss Vena Pointer, attorney, Pueblo
Dr. E. P. Sandsten, Director, Agricultural Experiment
Station, Colorado State College, Ft. Collins
M., 0. Hinderlider, State Engineer, State Capitol Building,
Denver
Charles D. Vail, State Highway Engineer, State Office
Building, Denver
Fred F. Davis, 150 Larimer Street, Denver
Edward D. Foster, 130 State Office Building, Denver
Director
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Connecticut ®M™ council ~
First Board, appointed December 1933.
Law (Ch. 122A) creating statutory Board enacted April 18, 1935.
Upon expiration of law July 1, 1937, some of the State Planning
Board functions were transferred to the newly-organized Legislative Council, created by low of May 6, 1937 (ch. 1).
Headquarter si c/o Frederick A. Scott, Secretary and Research Director» Legislative Council, Hartford, Connecticut, and send carbon copy of communications to Elmer R. Coburn, whose address is listed below»
Hon. Raymond E. Baldwin, Governor, Hartford Senator Anthony J. Rich, Bristol Representative Hugh M. Alcorn, Jr., Suffield Senator Joseph B. Downes, Norwich Representative T. Emmet Clarie, Killingly
Frederick A. Scott
Einer R. Coburn, Roon 503, State Capitol, Hartford
Chairman
Secretary and Research Director 'Supervisor of VJPA Resources and Trends Study.
DISTRICT OF COOTIBIA .
NATIONAL CAPITAL PARK AND PLACING- COMMISSION -
The Commission by the Act of April 30, 1926, (44 Stat. 374) became successor to the National Capital Park Commission created by Act of June 6, 1924 (43 Stat. 463). The Commission is also successor to the Highway Commission of the District of Columbia*
Headquarters: 7013 Interior Building, Washington, D. C.
Frederic A. Delano, 6137 North Interior Building, Washington, D. C.
Arno B* Cammerer, Director, National Park Service, Washington, D. C, Th
William A* Delano, 126 East Thirty-eighth Street, New York, N. Y.
Henry V* Hubbard, Hunt Hall, Harvard University, Cambridge, Massachusetts*
J* C. Nichols, 310 Ward Parkway, Country Club Plaza, Kansas City, Missouri
Maj* Gen* Julian L. Schley, Chief of Engineers, United States Army, Washington, D. C.
Chairman
Vice Chairman Executive Officer
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DISTRICT 5 COLUMBIA
NATIONAL CAPITAL PARK AND PLANNING COMMISSION (cont’d) -
Lieut# Col.- David McCoach, Jr., Engineer Commissioner of District of Columbia, Wash., D. C.
F. A. Silcox, Chief of Forest Service, Washington, D. C Win# H# King, Chairman, Senate Committee on the District of Columbia, Washington, D. C.
Jennings Randolph, Chairman, House Committee on the District of Columbia, Washington, D. C.
Director of
John Nolen, Jr., 7013 Interior Building, Wash., D. C. Planning Thos. S. Settle, 7013 Interior Building, Wash., D. C. Secretary,
FLORIDA STATE PLANNING BOARD -
First Board appointed December 2, 1933.
Second Board appointed April, 1934,
Law (Ch. 17275) creating statutory Board enacted June 8, 1935.
Statutory Board appointed July 18, 1935.
4th Board appointed November, 1937.
Headquartersi Post Office Box 149, Tallahassee, Florida. (Office located in Bierley Building, West Jefferson St,, Tallahassee)
0. K. Holmes, Lake City Chairman
Thos, W. Long, Beverage Commissioner, Tallahassee
A. B. Hale, Chairman, State Road Department, Tallahassee
Alex B, Steuart, Auditor, State Road Dept., Tallahassee
A. C. Clewis, Tampa
George G, Gross, P. 0. Box 149, Tallahassee Executive Secretary
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252?™: STATE PLANNING BOARD -
First Board, appointed. January 26, 1934.
Second. Board, appointed. April B, 1935.
Law (Act No. 106), creating statutory Board., enacted. March 8, 1937.
Statutory Board, appointed. March 10, 1937.
Headquarters: Old State Highway Building, East Point, Georgia.
Henry T* McIntosh, newspaper publisher, Albany Chairman
Dr* T. L Abercrombie, Director, State Board of
Health, Atlanta
Jim L. Gillis, Member of State-Highway Board, Atlanta
Miss Martha Berry, Educator, Rome⁻
Frank G. Lumpkin, business man, Columbus
Dr. M. D. Collins, State School Superintendent, Atlanta
Richard C. Job, Old State Highway Bldg., East Point R. F. Burch, Jr., Department of Natural Resources,
State Capitol, Atlanta
Director
‘Secretary
HAWAII TERRITORIAL PLANNING BOARD -
Law (H.B. 318, Act 20?) enacted. May 11, 1937.
Statutory B-'ard appointed. February 1938.
Headquarters5 Ninth Floor, Aloha Tower, Honolulu, T. H.
Charles D* Rosecrans, Member of Territorial Unemployment Compensation Board., Bethel and Merchant Street, Honolulu
Louis S. Cain, Superintendent, Department of Public Works, Chairman, Board of Harbor Commissioners, Territorial Highway Engineer, Honolulu
Frank H. Locey, President, Board of Commissioners of Agriculture and Forestry, Honolulu
Chester K. Wentworth, Geologic Engineer, Honolulu Board of Water Supply, Honolulu
Ray L. Morris, architect, Boston Building, Honolulu
Robert M. Belt, engineer and public works official, Lihue. Kauai
Victor B. Harrell, realtor, Realty Investment Co.., Kila
H. A. Baldwin, manager, Maui Agricultural Co. Paia, Maui
Chairman
Joseph F. Kunesh, Ninth Floor, Aloha Tower, Honolulu, T. H. Director
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IDAHO STATE FLAWING- BOAHD -
First Board appointed December 22, 1933.
Law (Ch. 8, Ex. Session) creating statutory Board enacted March. 16, 1935 Statutory Board appointed June 12, 1935.
Present Board appointed March 9, 1939.
Headquarters: Box 1779, Broadbent Building, Boise, Idaho.
Otto P. Hoebel, President, Butte County Bank, Arco ■ Chairman Walter C. Clark, electrical engineer. Bunker Hill
& Sullivan Mining Co., Kellogg Vice Chairman
Robert S. Erb, President, Erb-Wholesale & Retail
Hardware Co., Lewiston
N. V. Sharp, fanner & Idaho Director of the National
Reclamation Association, Filer
Lynn Crandall, District Engineer, Geological Survey
& Watermaster, District No. 36, Idaho Falls
J. D. Wood, Engineer, 919 E. Bannock, Boise
Consultant and
Executive Secretary
ILLINOIS STATE PLANNING COMMISSION -
First Commission appointed by the Governor on November 27, 1931, in accordance with Senate Joint Resolution #19, adopted by the Senate May 28, 1931, .
Continued by Senate Joint Resolution #34, June 20, 1933.
New Commission appointed December 1933.
Law (Rev. Stats, Ch. 127, Section 63) creating statutory Board enacted July 2, 1935.
Robert Kingery, c/o Chicago Regional Planning Association, Room 401, 160 North LaSalle St., Chicago Chairman
M. M. Baker, Director, Caterpillar Tractor Company,
480 Moss Avenue, Peoria Vice Chairman
John W. Kapp, Jr./Mayor, Springfield Secretary
D. H, Burnham, 134 South LaSalle St., Chicago
Dr. N. S. Davis, III, 700 North Michigan Ave., Chicago Emmett P. Griffin,- Superintendent and Engineer of the East St', Louis Park District, 929 Missouri Avenue, East St. Louis
Dr. Frank J. Jirka, Cicero
Veme E. Joy, editor, Centralia Sentinel, Centralia Edward L. Karraker, cashier, First National Bank, Jonesboro . .
Dr. M. M, Leighton, Chief, Illinois State Geological Survey Division, Urbana
H, Lloyd, Director, Department of Agriculture, Springfield
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ILLINOIS STATE PLANNING- COMMISSION (cont’d) -
Benjamin P. Stein, 1135 North Ci^ro Ave., Chicago Walter W. Wheatley, First Timst and. Savings Bank
Building, Harrisburg
A. L. Bowen,’ Director, Department of Public Welfare, Springfield.
Ernst Lieberman, Chief Highway Engineer, Division of Highways, Springfield.
F. Lynden Smith, Director, Department of Public
Works and Buildings, Springfield
Frank M» Lindsay, editor, Herald-Review, Decatur
Walter W. McLaughlin, Secretary,. Decatur Farm Management, Inc., Decatur
Barney Thompson, publisher, Rockford Consolidated Newspapers, Rockford
State Planning
Col» H. L. Kellogg» 343 South Dearborn Street, Chicago Engineer
INDIANA STATE PLANNING BOARD -
First Board appointed February 10, 1934.
Law (Ch. 74) creating statutory Board enacted February 22, 1935.
Headquarters: 237 N. Pennsylvania Street, Indianapolis, Indiana.
Virgil M, Simmons, Commissioner of ^ate Department of Conservation, Indianapolis . . Chairman
Burton D. Myers, Dean of the College of Medicine, Indiana University, Bloomington Vice Chairman
C. E. Arnt, banker, Michigan City
Albert W. Hartig, Executive Secretary, City Planning Commission, Evansville
Dr. Verne K. Harvey, Director of State Board of Health, Indianapolis
H. B, Steeg, engineer, Indianapolis
Dr. Ralph E. Esarey, State Geologist, Indianapolis
Prof. George E. Lommel, Purdue University, West Lafayette
Dean J. H. Skinner, Director, Agricultural Experiment Station, Purdue University, West Lafayette
C. W. Siniff, Member of State Highway Commission, State House Annex, Indianapolis
Omér S. Jackson, Attorney General of Indiana, Indianapolis
L, F. Moorman, 237 North Pennsylvania Street, Indianapolis
Director
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IOWA STATE PLANNING BO AND -
First Board, appointed February 17, 1934»
Board reappointed June 5, 1935.
Law (Ch. 235) creating statutory Board enacted April 9, 1937.
Headquarters: 614 Valley Bank Building, 403 Walnut Street, Des Moines, Iowa.
H. H. Kildee, Bean, Department of Agriculture, Agricultural Hall, Iowa State College, Ames Chairman
Dr, W, L. Bierring, State Health Commissioner, State House, Des Moines
Dr. F. J. Colby, Member, State Conservation Commission, Forest City
George Keller, State WPA Administrator, Royal Union Life Building, Des Moines
Irving H. Knudson, Iowa State Highway Commission, Ames
C, A. Phillips, College ®f Commerce, State University of Iowa, Iowa City
Jessie M. Parker, Department of Public Instruction, State House, Des Moines
0. R. Sweeney, Department of Chemical Engineering, Iowa State College, Ames
Dr. A. C. Trowbridge, State Geologist, 103 Geology Building, State University of Iowa, Iowa City
P. F, Hopkins, 614 Valley Bank Building, 403 Walnut Street, Des Moines
A. H. Wieters, 614 Valley Bank Building, 403 Walnut Street, Des Moines
Director
Secretary
KANSAS STATE PLANNING BOARD -
First Board appointed January 19, 1934.
S. B. 414 & H. B. 518, to create statutory Board, not voted on before adjournment of Legislature in 1937.
Second Board appointed May 17, 1937.
Headquarters: 5th Floor, 'State'House, Topeka, Kansas
Hon, Payne H. Ratner, Governor, Topeka
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KANSAS STATS PLANNING BOARD - (Cont’d) -
Senator Ralph G. Rust, Parsons
Judge S. C. Bloss, lawyer, Winfield
W. J. Breiderthal, banker, Kansas City
Darcey Dunne, industrialist, Wichita
Gerald Gordon, Member of Kansas House of Representatives, Robinson
State Senator Claude Hansen, Stockman, Jamestown
Walter P. Innes, merchant, Wichita
Mrs. J. E. Johntz, former President of Federation of Women’s Clubs, Abilene
R. J. Laubengayer, publisher, Salina
Mrs. Cora G. Lewis, newspaperwoman, Kinsley
Clarence G. Nevins, State Administrator, Works Progress Administration, Dodge City
John Redmond, editor, Burlington
State Senator Charles A. Richard, Minister, Seneca
Solon H. Wiley, industrialist, Fredonia
Charles E. Young, banker, Westphalia
Chairman
H. R. Miller,' 5th Floor, State House, Topeka
Director
KENTUCKY STATE PLANNING BOARD -
Governor’s Board appointed December 12, 1933. Law enacted in March 1934 (On. 29) repealed by Act of March 7, 1936. The new law, (Article XXVI, section 4618-147 of the 1936 Statutes), created the Governor’s Cabinet, to which were transferred all functions of the State Planning Board. Three members of the Governor’s Cabinet have been designated as the Committee on State Planning.
Headquarters: Office of the Governor, Frankfort, Kentucky
Hon. A. B. Chandler, Governor, Frankfort
Hon. Charles G. Fennell, Commissioner of Conservation, Frankfort
Charles D. Arnett, Department of State, Frankfort Hubert Meredith, Department of Law, Frankfort J.,E. Buckingham, Department of Treasury, Frankfort Garth K. Ferguson, Department of Agriculture, Labor and Statistics, Frankfort
Harry W. Peters, Department of Education, Frankfort G» Lee McClain, Department of Military Affairs, Frankfort J. Dan Talbott, Department of Finance, Frankfort J. W, Martin, Department of Revenue, Frankfort
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KENTUCKY STATE PLANNING BOAKD - (Coat’d) -
Robert Humphreys, Department of Highways, Frankfort Dr. A. T. McCormack, Department of Health, Louisville W. C. Burrow, Department of Industrial Relations, Frankfort J. C. W. Beckham, Department of Business Regulations, Frankfort
Mrs» Jas. Campbell Cantrill, Department of Library and Archives, Frankfort
John F. Daniel, Department of Mines & Minerals, Frankfort
W. W. Mulbry, Executive Secretary of the Governor’s Cabinet, Frankfort
Committee on State Planning
Hubert Meredith, Attorney General, Department of Law, Frankfort
Dr. J. W. Martin, Commissioner, Department of Revenue, Frankfort
Margaret Woll, Commissioner, Department of Welfare, Frankfort
J. E. Reeves, Secretary, Frankfort
Chairman
John E. Ulrich, Kentucky State Planning Staff, 2500 South Third Street, Louisville
Director
LOUISIANA STATE PLANNING COMMISSION -
Law (Act 38) creating statutory Board enacted June 26, 1936»
Statutory Commission appointed by the Governor on November 16, 1936.
Headquarters: Capitol Building, Baton Rouge, Louisiana.
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J. Lester White, State Planning Commission, Capitol Building, Baton Rouge
L. P. Abernathy, Chairman, Louisiana Highway Commission, Baton Rouge
Wm. G. Rankin, Commissioner of Conservation, Civil Courts Building, New Orleans
Harry Jacobs, Chief State Engineer, Board of State
Engineers, New Court Building, New Orleans
Dr. Jos. A. O’Hara, President,. State Board of Health, Civil Courts Building, New Orleans
Harry D. Wilson, Commissioner of Agriculture and Immigration, Eighth Floor, Capitol Building, Baton Rouge
Dr. Paul M. Hebert» Dean of Law School, Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge
Chairman
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MAINE STATE PUNNING BOARD -
First Board appointed. January 9, 1934.
Law (Ch. 191) creating statutory Board, enacted. April 6, 1935.
Board, discontinued, by Ch. 157, 1937, effective approximately July. 23, 1937.
Bor information regarding the former Maine State Planning Board, address the office of the Governor, Augusta, Me., or Mr. Victor M. Cutter, Regional Chairman, National Resources Committee, 2100 Federal Building, Boston, Massachusetts,
MARYLAND STATE PLANNING COMMISSION -
Law (Ch. 39) creating statutory Commission enacted December 15, 1933, Statutory Commission appointed December 15, 1933.
Present Commission appointed June 1, 1935.
Headquarters: Latrobe Hall, The Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore,
Abel Wolman, Latrobe Hall, The Johns Hopkins University,
Baltimore
William L. Galvin, Member, Board of State Aid and Charities, Mercantile Trust Bldg., Baltimore
Miss Helena Stauffer, Walkersville
. Nathan L. Smith, Chief Engineer, State Roads Commission, Federal Reserve Bank Building, Baltimore
Chairman
Francis D. Friedlein, Latrobe Hall, The Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore
Executive Secretary«
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MASSACHUSETTS STATE PLACING BOARD -
Law (Ch. 475) creating statutory Board enacted. August 9, 1935.
Statutory. Board appointed September 9, 1935.
Headquarters: Room 24, State House, Boston, Massachusetts.
Miss Elisabeth M. Herlihy, Room 24, State House, Boston Chairman Clarence J. Biladeau, business man, 219 Appleton
Avenue, Pittsfield
Win. J. Callahan, State Commissioner of Public Works, 100 Nashau Street, Boston
Dr. Paul J. Jakmauh, Acting State Health Commissioner, State House, Boston
Ernest J, Dean, Commissioner, State Department of Conservation, 20 Somerset Street, Boston
Frederic H. Fay, Chairman, Boston City Planning Board, 11 Beacon Street, Boston
Major Vincent P. Coyne, business man, 100 Milk Street, Boston.
Henry I. Harriman, business man, 20 Somerset St., Boston
Frank W. Howard, Heating Engineer, 294 Pleasant Street, Watertown
Arthur W. Dean, Room 24, State House, Boston Chief Engineer
MICHIGAN STATE PLANNING COMMISSION -
First Board appointed January 16, 1934.
Second Board appointed January 1935.
Law (Act No. 218) creating statutory Board, enacted July 21, 1937.
Headquarters: 400 Bauch Building, Lansing, Michigan.
Dr. Eugene B. Elliott, State Superintendent of Public
Instruction, Lansing Chairman
Vacancy, State Budget Director, Lansing, and
Secretary, Michigan Municipal League»
Ann Arbor
Dr. William Haber, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor
Charles F. Kettering, Vice President, General Motors Corporation, Detroit
Dr. William Hale, Dow Chemical Company, Midland
Arthur E. Erickson, Superintendent of Public Schools,
Ironwood
Ernest L. Anthony, Dean of Agriculture, Michigan State
College, East Lansing
Frank N. Isbey, Director, State Fair Manager, and Chairman, State Public Works Study Commission, Detroit
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MICHIGAN STATE PLANNING COMMISSION (cont’d) -
Murray D. Van Wagener, Chairman, State Highway Commission, Lansing
P. J. Hoffmaster, Director, Department of Conservation, Lansing
Dr. F. M. Thrun, 400 Bauch Building, Lansing
Executive Secretary
MINNESOTA RESOURCES COMMISSION -
First Board, appointed. February 17» 1934.
H. F. 1534 and. 6. F. 1276, to create statutory Board., passed, in the House hut failed, to pass in the Senate in 1937 session.
Second. Board, appointed. December 16, 1937.
Present Board, appointed. January 4, 1939.
Headquarters: Room 624, State Office Building, St. Paul, Minnesota«
Dr» Richard E. Scammon, Distinguished Service Professor in the Graduate School, University of Minnesota» Minneapolis
Jay Hormel, President, Hormel Packing Co., Austin
Dr. Raphael Zon, Director, Lake States Forest and Range Experiment Station, U. S. Forest Service, St. Paul
Harold S. Langland, research and consulting engineer, Minneapolis
John Brandt, President, Land O’Lakes Creameries, Minneapolis
William Anderson, Professor, Political Science Department, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis-
Mrs. Anna D. Olesen, State Director, National Emergency Council, St. Paul
Edgar B. Wesley, Professor, College of Education, University of Minnesota, St. Paul
Walter _E^ Rosenberry, Weyerhauser Sales Co., St. Paul
James G. Bennett, geologist, Minneapolis
A. F. Lockhart, editor, St. Paul Union Advocate, St. Paul
Harold R. Ward, Russell-Miller Milling Co., Minneapolis
Chairman
H. J. Miller, 624 State Office Building, St. Paul
Executive Secretary
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MISSISSIPPI STATE PLANNING COMMISSION -
First Board, appointed. January 23» 1935.
Law (Ch. 189) creating statutory Board enacted March 26, 1936.
Headquartersî 426 Yazoo Street, Jackson, Mississippi.
Hon. Hugh White, Governor, Jackson
J. 0« Emmerich, editor, Baily Enterprise, McComb Chairman
Hiram Patterson, Chairman, Highway Commission,
Monticello Vice Chairman
L* 0, Crosby, Picayune - >
J# G. Houston, New Albany
Newton# James, State Treasurer, Jackson
A. J. McEachern, Manager, Chamber of Commerce, Corinth
J. H. Pettey, Manager, Planters Oil Mill, Greenwood
Walker Wood, Secretary of State, Jackson
L. J. Folse, 426 Yazoo Street, Jackson
Executive Director and Secretary
MISSOURI STATE PLANNING BOARD -
First Board appointed December 29, 1933.
Law (S. B. 19, p, 363) creating statutory Board enacted June 3, 1935. •
New Board appointed. October 7, 1935..
Headquarters: Attn: Wm, Anderson, Director, State Office Building, Jefferson City, Missouri.
Hon. Lloyd C. Stark, Governor, Jefferson City Chairman
Robert W. Winn, State Treasurer, Jefferson City Secretary
Dwight H. Brown, Secretary of State, Jefferson City
A. P, Greensfelder, 502 Mer-Lac Bldg., St, Louis
Lloyd W. King, State Superintendent of Schools,
Jefferson City
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MISSOURI STATE PLANNING BOARD (cont’d) -
Roy McKittrick, Attorney General, Jefferson City
Dr. Frederick A. Middlebush, President, University of Missouri, Columbia
Forrest Smith, State Auditor, Jefferson City Thomas Dysart, Chamber of Commerce, St, Louis George Catts, Chamber of Commerce, Kansas City
Wm. Anderson, State Office Building, Jefferson City Director
MONTANA STATE PLANNING BOARD -
Law (Ch. 35) designating State Water Conservation Board as the State Planning Board enacted December 1933.
First Board appointed December 29, 1933.
New law (Ch. 176) enacted December 29, 1933.
Board appointed March 1935: new Board April 19, 1937.
Headquarters: Montana Building, Helena, Montana.
Hon. Roy E. Ayers, Governor, Helena
D. P. Fabrick, Choteau
Rockwood Brown, State Water Conservation Board, Billings
E. B. Donohue, State Engineer, Helena
0. S. Warden, Great Falls
Chairman
Vice-Chairman and Se ere tary-Treasure r
NEBRASKA STATE PLANNING BOARD -
First Board appointed February 17, 1934.
Second Board appointed January 1935.
Ch. 207, (Supp. C. S. Art, 18, 83-1801) creating statutory Board, enacted April 13, 1937.
Headquarters: State House Station, Lincoln, Nebraska.
A. C. Tilley, State Engineer, Lincoln
Wm. H. Smith, State Tax Commissioner, Lincoln Gwyer Yates, banker, Omaha
Gates Lilley, farmer, Fort Crook
Chairman
Secretary
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NEBRASKA STATE PLANNING BOARD (cont’d) -
H. F. McCulla, Commercial Representative, Lincoln Tel. and. Tel. Co.,
Lincoln
J. G. Mothersead, lawyer, Scottsbluff
Edgar Howard, former Congressman, Editor, Columbus
Dr. F. E. Ziegenbein, Mayor, Nebraska City
Carl H. Swanson, lawyer, Culbertson
Arthur Melville, «merchant, Broken Bow
Walter O’Connor, merchant, North Platte
Gene Huse, editor, Norfolk
L. B. Stiner, lawyer, Hastings
Joseph J. Boehler, farmer, Orleans
W. H. Mengel, State House Station, Lincoln. Planning Engineer
NEVADA STATE PLANNING BOARD -
First Board appointed January 12, 1934.
Second Board appointed February 5, 1935..
Law (Ch. 102) creating statutory Board, enacted March 22, 1937.
Statutory Board appointed August 1, 1937.
‘Official Headquarters: State Highway Building, Carson City, Nevada.
Hon. E. P. Carville, Governor, Carson City
Robert A. Allen, State Highway Engineer, State Highway
Building, Carson City
Chairman
Alfred M. Smith, State Engineer, Carson City J. H. Buehler, mining engineer, Pioche A. J. Caton, business man, Reno Fred W. Dangberg, rancher, Minden
A. C. Grant, business man, Las Vegas George Russell, Jr., rancher, Elko J. A. Fulton, mining engineer, Reno R. H. Sheehy, engineer, 625..Nixon Avenue, Reno A. R. Thompson, engineer, c/o P. W. A. Office, Hewes
Building, San Francisco, California
B. C. Hartung, State Highway Department, Carson City, Secretary
Fred Roumage, Morrill Hall, University of Nevada,
Reno
Planning Technician
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NW HAMPSHIRE STATE PLANNING & DEVELOPMENT .ÇONSHSSION —
First Board, appointed. December 3, 1933.
Law (Ch. 6) creating statutory Board, enacted. February 20, 1935, Statutory Board, appointed. February 20, 1935.
Headquarters: 17 Capitol Street, Concord, New Hampshire. f
James M. Langley, editor and publisher, 17 Capitol Street, Concord
Allen Hollis, attorney-at-law. Concord
Edmund F. Jewell, publisher, Manchester
Guy L. Shorey, landscape photographer, Gorham
Chairman
Frederick P. Clark, 17 Capitol St., Concord
Planning Director
NW JERSEY STATE PLANNING BOARD -
First Board, appointed. January 1934.
Law (Ch. 178) creating statutory Board, enacted. May 7, 1934.
Statutory Board, appointed. March 1935.
Headquarters: 186 W. State Street, Trenton, Hew- Jersey.
Dr. M. F. Neufeld, 186 West State Street, Trenton
Russell Van Nest Black, 186 West State Street, Trenton
Acting Secretary
Consultant
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Dr. Charles P. Messick, Secretary and Chief Examiner ,of Civil Service Commission, State House, Trenton Chairman
Dr. William S. Carpenter, Princeton University, Princeton Maj. George W. Farny, engineer, Craftsman Farms, Morris Plains
Dr. Jacob G. Lipman, Dean and Director, State Agricultural Experiment Station, New Brunswick
John E. Sloane, Broker, Llewellyn Park, West Orange E. Donald Sterner, State Highway Commissioner, State House Annex, Trenton
C. P. Wilber, State Forester and Director, Department of Conservation and Development, State House Annex, Trenton
Alfred J. Lippman, broker, Shrewsbury
Bobert C. Maxwell, business man, Princeton
Chairman-Director
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NEW MEXiCO STATE PLANNING BOARD
First Board appointed. July 1» 1934.
Law (Oh. 137) creating statutory Board enacted February 28, 1935.
Statutory Board appointed 1935.
New Law creating statutory Board enacted March 16, 1939.
Headquarters: c/o Mr. Thomas McClure, Capitol Bldg., Santa Fe, New Mexico»
Grover Conroy, State Highway. Engineer, Capitol
Building, Santa Fe . Vice Chairman
Thonfes McClure, State Engineer, Capitol Bldg., '
Santa Fe ■ Secretary
Frank Worden, State Land Commissioner, Capitol
Building, Santa Fe
Elliott S. Barker, State Game and Fish Commissioner, Capitol Building, Santa Fe
.Dr. H. M. Milton, President, College of Agriculture and Mechanical Arts, State College, Santa Fe
Dr. E. H. Wells, President, State School of Mines, Socorro
Dr. James F. Zimmerman, President, State University, Albuquerque
Dr. E. B. Godfrey, Director, Department of Public Health, 519 Palace Avenue, Santa Fe
C. E. Hollied, State Park Commissioner, State Park Building, Santa Fe
YOKE STATE PLANNING COUNCIL -
First Board appointed March 9, 1934.
Law (Ch. 304) creating statutory Board enacted April 5, 1935.
New Board appointed November 1935.
Headquarters: 353 Broadway, Albany, New York.
M. P. Catherwood, Professor, N. Y. State College of Agriculture, Cornell University, Ithaca Gilmore D. Clarke, landscape architect, 101 Park
Avenue, New York City
Mark Graves, Commissioner, New York State Department of Taxation & Finance, Albany
Charles L. Raper, Dean of the College of Business Administration, Syracuse
Miss Dorothy Straus, attorney, Straus & Kenyon, 475 Fifth Avenue, New York City
Chairman
Wayne D. Heydecker, 353 Broadway, Albany Eugene H. Callison, 353 Broadway, Albany
Director of
State Planning Assistant Director
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NORTH CAROLINA STATE PLANNING- BOARD -
First Board, appointed. January 1935.
Law (Ch. 488) creating statutory Board, enacted May 11, 1935.
H. B. 164, placing Board, on a more permanent Basis, enacted.
March. 22/193?. Chapter 345. Public Laws, 1937.
New Board, appointed. May 5, circa, 1937.
Headquarters: Attn: Theodore S. Johnson, Consultant,
246 State Office Building, P. 0. Box. 231, Raleigh, North Carolina.
Col. J. W. Harrelson, Dean, of Administration, State College of Agriculture and Engineering, University of North Carolina, Raleigh Chairman
Dr. H. W. Odum, Director of Institute of Research in
Social. Science, Chapel Hill Secretary
Mrs. W. T. Bost, Commissioner of Public Welfare, Raleigh
Clyde A. Erwin, Superintendent of Public Instruction, Raleigh
R. Bruce Etheridge, Director of Department of Conservation and Development, Raleigh
Dr. Clarence Poe, editor, Progressive Farmer, Raleigh
Rueben B. Robertson, Jr., industrialist, Asheville
J. D. Lineberger, industrialist, Shelby
Robert L. Thompson, Private Secretary to the Governor, Raleigh
NORTH DAKOTA STATE PLANNING BOARD - , •
First Board appointed February 27, 1934.
Law (Ch. 217) creating statutory Board enacted March 7, 1935.
Statutory Board appointed March 15, 1935.
Board expires by lav/ on June 30, 1939.
Headquarters: Capitol Building, Bismarck, North Dakota
James P. Cain, Dickinson Chairman
Victor Freeman, Acting State Forester, Bottineau
L. C. Harrington, Dean, College of Engineering, University of North Dakota, Grand Forks
E. D. Lum, Wahpeton
H. M. Pippin, Halliday
Dr. F. 0. Foley, State Geologist, University of North Dakota, Grand Forks
Fred Vosper, Neche
H. L. Walster, Dean, State Agricultural College, Fargo
Alex Rosen, merchant, Bismarck
M. 0. Ryan, Executive Secretary, Greater North Dakota Association, Fargo
Floyd Jennings, Capitol Building, Bismarck
Executive Director
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OHIO STATE PLANNING BOARD -
For information regarding the former Ohio State Planning Board address the office of the Governor, Columbus, Ohio, or Mr. L. V. Sheridan, Regional Counselor, National Resources Committee, 1123 Carew Tower, Cincinnati, Ohio.
OKLAHOMA PLANNING AND RESOURCES BOARD
First Board appointed January 17, 1934.
Law (S.L. 1935, Ch. 24, Art. 23) creating statutory Board enacted April 30, 1935.
Statutory Board appointed May 4, 1935.
Governor’s Board appointed January 17, 1934. Law enacted April
30, 1935 (S.L. 1935, Ch. 24, Art. 23), amended by Act of April
15, 1937, (S.L. 1937, Ch. 24, Art. 17) merging the Planning Board, the Conservation Commission, and Forest Commission into the Oklahoma Planning and Resources Board. With four divisions: State Planning, Water Resources, State Parks, and Forestry.
Further amended by Act of May 10, 1937 (S.L. 1937, Ch. 24, Art. 18) which increased the membership of the Board from 7 to 9 by adding.2 ex-officio members.
Dr* Henry G. Bennett, President, Oklahoma A. & M, College» and Chairman, Soil Conservation Committee, Stillwater
John M. Craig, lumberman, Idabel
C. Howard Baker, businessman and rancher, Cherokee John G* Catlett, oil man. Atlas Life Building, Tulsa W. C..Austin, attorney, Altus
Leon Daube, businessman and land owner, Ardmore
Joe Ç# Scott, President, State Board of Agriculture, State Capitol, Oklahoma City
R. A* Wilkerson, attorney, Pryor
Chairman
Vice Chairman
T» G. Gammie, Director, Division of State Planning, State Capitol Building, Oklahoma City
Secretary
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OREGON STATE PLANNING BOARD -
First Board, appointed. December 23, 1933.
Law (Ch. 5) creating statutory Board enacted February 1, 1935.
Statutory Board appointed February 1, 1935.
Act abolishing Board approved by Governor, April 1, 1939, effective June 15, 1939.
Headquarters: 811 Spalding Building, Portland, Oregon.
Leonard Carpenter, orchardist, Medford
Edw. W. Miller, Manager, Oregon Coast Highway Association, Marshfield
Dr. Philip A. Parsons, Head, Department of Sociology, University of Oregon, Eugene
Vice Chairman
V. B. Stanbery, 811 Spalding Building, Portland
Executive Secretary
PENNSYLVANIA STATE PLANNING BOARD -
First Board, appointed. July 23, 1934.
Second. Board appointed March 9, 1935.
Law (Act 32) creating statutory Board enacted- July 30, 1936.
Headquarters: 928 North Third Street, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
Col. J. Hale Steinman, publisher, Lancaster Acting Chairman
Maj. Henry Hornbostel, Director, Allegheny County
Parks and Aviation, Pittsburgh
Otto T. Mallery, economist, Philadelphia
Dr. Alexander Fleisher, economist, Philadelphia
Dr. Lewis F. Pilcher, architect, Overbrook
F. A. Pitkin, 928 North Third Street, Harrisburg Executive Director
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RHODE ISLAND STATE PLANNING- BOARD -
First Board, appointed. December 7, 1934.
Law (Ch. 2198) creating statutory Board, enacted March 21, 1935, amended 1936 (Ch. 2347).
Statutory Board appointed April 24, 1935. (Reorganized April 21» 1938») New Law S. B. 6, creating statutory Board, enacted February 7, 1939.
Headquarters: 247 State Office Building, Providence, Rhode Island.
Robert F. Shepard, President, The Shepard Company, Providence Ac-
John V. Keily, Chief of Division of Roads & Bridges, Rhode Island Department of Public .
Works, Providence
Richard B. Watrous, Executive Secretary, Providence Chamber of Commerce, Providence
Domenic DiNapoli, Building Inspection Department, Providence
Oiliver J. Fontaine, architect, Woonsocket
Frank M. O’Donnell, Chief Engineer, Division of Forests, Parks, and Parkways, Providence
Joseph M. Redinger, mechanical engineer, Nicholson File Company, Providence
Acting Chairman
Secretary
Selwyn G. Tinkham, 247 State Office Bldg., Providence Staff Engineer
SOUTH CAROLINA STATE PLANNING BOARD -
First Board appointed September 1933.
Second Board appointed February 11, 1935.
Law (Act 743 of the Acts of 1938) creating statutory Board enacted March 12, 1938.
Headquarters: 1011 Sumter Street, Columbia, South Carolina
Prof. Robert L. Sumwait, Professor of Civil Engineering, University of South Carolina, Columbia Chairman
J. J. Roach, Southern Bell Telephone Co., Aiken Vice Chairman
D. L. McLaurin, business man, McColl T. B. Jones, merchant, Seneca Dr. Franklin B. Hines, dentist, Hartsville
Dr. Ben F. Wyman, Director,. Rural Sanitation and Health, State Board of Health, Columbia
Howard W. Danner, merchant, Beaufort
Dr. C. C. Norton, Professor, Wofford College, Spartanburg
M. S. Lewis, banker, Chester
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SOUTH DAKOTA STATE PLANNING BOARD -
First Board appointed February 1934.
Law (Ch. 191) creating statutory Board enacted March 1, 1935.
H. B. 19, abolishing Board, became law, March 7, 1939, effective June 30, 1939.
Headquarters: Brookings, South Dakota.
A. M. Eberle, Brookings Vice Chairman
S. H. Collins, State Director, National Reemploy-
ment Service, Aberdeen Secretary
Judge J. R. Cash, Judge of Circuit Court, Bonesteel Dr. I. D. Weeks, President, University of South Dakota, Vermillion
Nick Caspers, manager, Black Hills Cooperative Alfalfa
Seed Growers Exchange, Rapid City
Dr. Albert S. Rider, Past President, American Medical
Association, Flandreau
Joseph Stember, Past President, South Dakota Federation of Labor,, Sioux Falls
John M. Erwin, College Station, Brookings
Research Technician
TENNESSEE STATE PLANNING COMMISSION -
First Board appointed April 11, 1934.
Law (Ch. 43), creating statutory Board enacted February 19, 1935.
Headquarters; 600 American Trust Building, Nashville, Tennessee.
Hqn» Prentice Cooper, Governor, State Capitol, Nashville
Art J. Dyer, Nashville Bridge Company, Nashville Chairman
Judge P» C. Webb, 800 Burwell Building, Knoxville Vice Chairman
Wm» W* Goodman, 1400 Commerce Title Building,
Memphi s Secretary
Capt. Winston Baird, Jacksboro
Jolin A* Chambliss, Provident Life Insurance Building, Chattanooga
C» E, Pigford, Jackson
E. H* Ayres, Columbia
Julian Palmer, Lyersburg
W. T. Ellis, Jr., 600 American Trust Bldg., Nashville
Executive Director
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THE TEXAS PLANNING- BOARD -
For information regarding the former Texas Planning Board * address the office of the Governor, Austin, Texas, or
Mr« Earl 0« Mills, Regional Counselor, National Resources Committee, 560 Federal Building,* Dallas, Texas* •
UTAH STATE HANNING BOARD -
First Board appointed December 12, 1933*
Present Board appointed May 28, 1937*
Law (Ch. 71) creating statutory Board enacted March 26, 1935*
Headquarters: State Capitol, Salt Lake City. •
Hon. Henry H. Blood, Governor, State Capitol, Salt
Lake City Chairman
William R. Wallace, Chairman, Utah Water Storage
Commission, 64 South 9th East, Executive
Salt Lake City ' • Vice Chairman
Stanley N. Child, contractor, 1218 Bryan Avenue,
Salt Lake City Executive Secretary
E* H. Burdick, 'consulting geologist, Judge
Building, Salt Lake City
George A. Staples, agriculturist, R. F. D. 1, Monroe
John A. Junk, Educator, 432 22nd Street, Ogden
Mrs* Ahn M. Kopp, Park City „
Sumner G* Margetts, Consulting .Engineer and Executive Secretary, State Soil Conservation Committee, State Capitol, Salt Lake City
Director
VERMONT STATE PLANNING BOARD -
First Board appointed May 11, 1934*
Second Board appointed February 2, 1935*
Law (Act 18) creating statutory Board enacted April 11, 1935«
Statutory Board appointed May 1, 1935.
Same Chairman and members reappointed April 5, 1937*
Chairman reappointed and new members appointed April 7, 1939« Headquarters: State Capitol, Montpelier, Vermont*
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VERMONT STATE PLANNING BOARD (cont’d) -
F. W. Shepardson, Treasurer, Maltex Go., Inc., Burlington
Ralph E. Flanders, President, Jones & Lamson
Machine Co., Springfield
Samuel R» Ogden, architect, Landgrove Willard H. Smith, farmer, Shrewsbury 0. S. Searles, merchant, Newport
Chairman
Philip Shut1er, State Capitol, Montpelier
Director
VIRGINIA STATE PLANNING BOARD -
First Board appointed September 2, 1933, ratified by Legislative Resolution of (Ch.*88) January 1934.
Law (Ch. 82) enacted February 26, 1938.
Headquarters: 1200 Travelers Building, Richmond, Virginia.
Dr* Douglas S. Freeman, Editor, Richmond News Leader, Richmond
Col» LeRoy Hodges, State Comptroller, State Library Building, Richmond
Henry G. Shirley, State Highway Commissioner, State 0 ffi c$ Bui 1 di ng, Ri chino nd
Dr. Sidney B. Hall, Superintendent of Public Instruction, State Office Building, Richmond
Dr. W. H. Stauffer, State Commissioner of Welfare, State Office Building, Richmond
Thomas B. Morton, State Commissioher of Labor, State Office Building, Richmond
Morton L. Wallenstein, Executive Secretary, League of Virginia Municipalities, 900 Travelers Building, Richmond
W. R. Shands, Director, Division of Statutory Research and Drafting, Capitol Building, Richmond
Dr. H. N. Young, Head, Department of Agricultural Economics, Virginia Polytechnic Institute, Blacksburg
Dr. I. C. Riggin, State Health Commissioner, State Office Building, Richmond
Col. R. A. Gilliam, Executive Secretary, Virginia Conservation Commission, Richmond
R. M. Sanford, 1200 Travelers Building, Richmond
Asst.
Executive Officer
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Chairman
Vice Chairman
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WASHINGTON STATE PLANNING COUNCIL -
Law (Ex. Session Ch. 54) creating statutory Board, enacted. January 17, 1934.
Statutory Board, appointed. January 17, 1934.
Headquarters: 400 Old Capitol Building, Olympia, Washington.
B. H. Kizer, Old National Bank Building, Spokane Nathan Eckstein, Business Man, 300 Occidental Ave., Seattle
E. F. Banker, Winthrop
W. E. Draper, President, W. E. Draper, Inc., Box 23$, Yakima
Miller Freeman, Publisher, 71 Columbia Street, Seattle
J. M. McCleeland, Publisher, Longview Daily News, Longview
Fred Nelsen, Mancher, Route 11, Box 495, Seattle
W. H. Tucker, Banker, National Bank of Commerce, Aberdeen
J. B. Fink, Director, Department of Conservation and Development, Olympia
Chairman
Vice Chairman
Treasurer
Ross K. Tiffany, 400 Old Capitol Bldg., Olympia Executive Officer
WEST VIRGINIA STATE PLANNING BOARD - . . '
First Board appointed February 21, 1935.
S. B. 118 and H. B. 206, to create statutory Board, introduced but were not voted on before adjournment.
Headquarters: Oglebay Hall, W. Va. Univ., Morgantown, West Virginia
W. P. Wilson, West Virginia University, Morgantown
Trammell Hollis, Martinsburg
C. D. Jarrett, Commissioner of Labor, Charleston
Dr. Arthur E. McClue, State Health Commissioner, Charleston
J. B. McLaughlin, Commissioner of Agriculture, Charleston
Dr. C. R. Orton, Dean of Agriculture, West Virginia University, Director, Agricultural Experiment Station, Morgantown
Dr. Paul H. Price, State Geologist, Morgantown
H. W. Shawhan, Director of Conservation, Charleston
Burr Simpson, State Road Commissioner, Charleston
W. W. Trent, State Superintendent of Free Schools, Charleston
Chairman
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WISCONSIN STATE PLANNING- BOAKD -
The Directorship of Regional Planning created by Legislative
Act in 1929»
Birst statutory Board created in 1931.
Law (Ch. 165) creating new statutory Board enacted June 17, 1935.
Headquarters: Oxford Building, 14 2. Dayton Street,. Madison.
Hon. Julius P. Heil, Governor, Madison.
Vacancy, Director of the Budget, Madison
M. W. Torkelson, Director of Regional Planning,
14 Bast Dayton Street, Madison
John Callahan, Superintendent of Public Instruction, Madison
W. J. Conway, Tax Commission, Madison
Charles A. Halbert, State Chief Engineer, Madison C. A. Harper, State Health Officer, Madison
.Robert A. Nixon, Public Service Commission, Edison Harry R# McLogan, Industrial Commission., Madison H. W. Mackenzie, Director of Conservation, Madison William S. O’Brien, Highway Commission, Madison Ralph E. Ammon, State Board of Agriculture & Markets, Madison
Prof. Geo. S. Wehrwein, 302 Agricultural Hall, University of Wisconsin, Madison
H. E. Janda, University of Wisconsin, Madison Prank C. Klade, Board of Control, Madison Charles B, Bennett, Milwaukee Hugh A. Harper, Lancaster C. B. Whitnail, Milwaukee
Chairman
Secretary and Executive Officer
WYOMING STATE PLANNING AND CONSERVATION BOARD -
First Board, appointed. March 2, 1934,
Law (Ch. 42) creating statutory Board, enacted. February 7, 1935«
Statutory Board, appointed. May 1, 1935,
Board, merged, with Water Conservation Board, by Law of 1939,
. effective April 1, 1939.
Headquarters: c/o Dan W, Greenburg, Acting Director,
313 State Capitol Bldg., Cheyenne, Wyoming.
New Board not named.
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NEW ENGLAND REGIONAL FLAWING 0OMISSION -
Headquarters: 2100 Federal Building, Boston, Massachusetts,
Victor M* Cutter, 2100 Federal Building, Boston, Massachusetts
Elisabeth M, Herlihy, Chairman, Mass. State Planning Board, Boston, Massachusetts
Frederic H, Fay, member-at-large, #11 Beacon Street, Boston, Massachusetts
Capt. James M. Langley, Chairman, New Hampshire State Planning and Development Commission, Concord, New Hampshire
Mrs, Chas. Sumner Bird, member-at-large, East Walpole, Massachusetts
Robert F. Shepard, Acting Chairman, Rhode Island State Planning Board, Providence, Rhode Island
F, W, Shepardson, Chairman, Vermont State Planning Board, Burlington, Vermont
Chairman
PACIFIC NORTHWEST REGIONAL PLANNING COMMISSION -
Headquarters: 220 Federal Court House, Portland, Oregon.
George F. Yantis, 220 Federal Court House, Portland, Oreg. Chairman
B. H. Kizer, Chairman, Washington State Planning Council, Spokane, Washington
D. P. Fabrick, Chairman, Montana State Planning Board, Helena, Montana
Walter Clark, Vice-Chairman, Idaho State Planning Board, Boise, Idaho
Ormond R. Bean, Chairman, Oregon State Planning Board, Portland, Oregon
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NATTOTAL RESOURCES COMMITTEE FIELD OFFICES
RECION I - NEW ENGLAND - Boston
Victor M. Cutter, Regional Chairman, National Resources Committee, 2100 Federal Building, Boston, Massachusetts.
Roland B. Greeley, Planning Technician, National Resources Committee, 2100 Federal Building, Boston, Massachusetts»
REGION H - MIDDLE ATLANTIC - Baltimore
Morton L. Wallenstein, Regional Chairman, National Resources Committee, 900 Travelers Building, Richmond, Virginia.
Harold Merrill, Acting Counselor, National Resources Committee, 6137 North Interior Building, Washington, D. C.
John W, Hyde, Planning Technician, National Resources Committee, 6132 North Interior Building, Washington, D. C.
REGION III - SOUTHEASTERN - Atlanta
Henry T. McIntosh, Regional Chairman, National Resources Committee,
Albany, Georgia.
Earle S. Draper, Acting Counselor, National Resources Committee, Knoxville, Tennessee.
(Routine office matters;
1314 Twenty-two Marietta Bldg.
Atlanta, Georgia.)
Raymond F. Leonard, Planning Technician, National Resources Committee,
1314 Twenty-two Marietta Bldg., Atlanta, Georgia.
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REGION IV - OHIO-GREAT LAOS - Cincinnati
Lawrence V. Sheridan, Counselor,
National Resources Committee, 1123 Carew Tower#
Cincinnati, Ohio
Paul E. Middleton, Planning Technician, National Resources Committee,
1123 Carew Tower, Cincinnati, Ohio,
REGION V - SOUTH CENTRAL - Dallas
Earl 0. Mills, Counselor,
National Resources Committee, 560 Federal Building, Bryan and Ervay Streets, Dallas, Texas*
Julian W. Tarrant, Planning Technician, National Resources Committee,
560 Federal Building,
. - ' Bryan and Ervay Streets, Dallas, Texas.
REGION VI - MISSOURI VALLEY - Omaha
•• Philip H. Elwood, Counselor,
National Resources Committee, 1423-24 Woodmen of the World Bldg., Omaha, Nebraska.
T. Hillard Cóx, Planning Technician, National Resources Committee, 1423-4-5 Woodmen of the World Bldg., Omaha» Nebraska
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REGION VII - INTERMOUNTAIN-GREAT PLAINS - Denver
REGION VIII - SOUTHWEST - San Francisco
Baldwin M. Woods» Regional Chairman, National Resources Committee, 303 Mercantile Building, Berkeley, California,
L, Deming Tilton, Counselor, National Resources Committee, 303 Mercantile Building, Berkeley, California,
Donald F. Griffin, Asst. Planning Technician,
National Resources Committee, 303 Mercantile Building, Berkeley, California.
REGION IX - PACIFIC NORTHWEST - Portland
George F. Yantis, Regional Chairman, WMor.al Resources Committee, 220 Federal Court House, Portland, Oregon.
Roy F. Besser» Counselor,
National Resources Committee, 220 Federal Court House, Portland, Oregon,
James C. Rettie, Planning Technician, National Resources Committee, 220 Federal Court House, Portland, Oregon.
REGION X - ALASKA - Juneau