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Steinmetz letter

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Ellen Brown
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The letter from George R. Van Namee, Secretary to the Governor of New York, invites Charles P. Steinmetz to meet with Governor Smith to discuss Steinmetz's letter about establishing a proposed state park at Lake George. Van Namee asks Steinmetz's secretary to call and arrange a time for the meeting, either on Wednesday or next week after Monday noon.

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Steinmetz Letter State of New York Executive Chamber Albany George R. Van Namee Secretary to the Governor March 14, 1923 Charles P. Steinmetz, A.M., Ph. D. Wendell Avenue Schenectady, N.Y. My dear Mr. Steinmetz: Governor Smith has read your letter of March eighth in relation to the proposed State Park at Lake George. This is a subject which the Governor would like to talk over with you, and if it is convenient, could you have your secretary call me on the telephone sometime Wednesday, and arrange a time when you could see the Governor, either on that day or any day next week after Monday noon. Sincerely yours, George R. Van Namee (signature)

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Steinmetz letter

  • 1. Steinmetz Letter State of New York Executive Chamber Albany George R. Van Namee Secretary to the Governor March 14, 1923 Charles P. Steinmetz, A.M., Ph. D. Wendell Avenue Schenectady, N.Y. My dear Mr. Steinmetz: Governor Smith has read your letter of March eighth in relation to the proposed State Park at Lake George. This is a subject which the Governor would like to talk over with you, and if it is convenient, could you have your secretary call me on the telephone sometime Wednesday, and arrange a time when you could see the Governor, either on that day or any day next week after Monday noon. Sincerely yours, George R. Van Namee (signature)