Earl Warren as Executive: Social Welfare and State Parks

Interviewee(s):

Drury, Newton
Schottland, Charles I.

Interviewer(s):

Fry, Amelia

Title:

Earl Warren as Executive: Social Welfare and State Parks

Abstract:

CHARLES IRWIN SCHOTTLAND, director, State Dept. of Social Welfare, 1950-54, discusses his career in social welfare; the growth of the department under Governors Culbert Olson and Earl Warren; problems faced by the department; state, county, and federal governments and social welfare. NEWTON BISHOP DRURY, conservationist, comments on his appointment as head of the State Division of Beaches and Parks in 1951 and on the controversies he was previously involved in as director of the National Park Service.

Subject area(s):

Politics, Law, and Policy

Interview date(s):

1970 1972

Copyright year:

1977

Project:

Earl Warren in California

Oskicat record:

b11233686

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Rights:

Drury, Newton and Charles I. Schottland. "Earl Warren as Executive: Social Welfare and State Parks." Interview by Amelia Fry in 1970 and 1972. Oral History Center, The Bancroft Library, University of California, Berkeley, 1977.