Name/Title
Official Manual of State of Missouri, 1953-1954Entry/Object ID
2012.2.10017Description
Official Manual of State of Missouri, 1953-1954. Published bi-annually by the Secretary of State, these books are generally known as the State "Blue Book", because historically they have had blue covers. In more recent times covers are variously tinted. Includes information on state government, lawmakers, agencies, legislation, costs, wages, etc. Secretary of State, Walter H. Toberman.
Also Included articles concerning:
Details: The Beginnings of Missouri--an outline of the incidents, accidents, courage and intelligence that shaped a wilderness into territory which became the State of Missouri in 1821--Traces Missouri's Family Tree.
Includes
Illustration of old St. Genevieve
French Rule
Territorial Living
Lewis & Clark expedition
Illustration of First Legislature at St. Charles 1821
Photo of Woodson Building, St. Joseph State Hospital No. 2
State Highway Commission
Department of Revenue
Biographical Sketches of Missouri U.S. Senators and Representatives, State Officers, and Judges, including Governor Phil M. Donnelly. Photos included.
"Compliments of Rep. Francis M. O'Brien" embossed in gold on front.
1390/Hardbound/Pink Cover/Photographs/TablesLexicon
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Missouri Highway Commission 1952, Missour Division of Revenue 1952, Missouri History, State of Missouri, St. Joseph State Hospital No. 2, Missouri Statehood 1821Book Details
Author
Walter H. TobermanPlace Published
City
Jefferson CityState/Province
MissouriDate Published
1953 - 1954Call No.
MoHist SENotes
Date: 1954
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Walter H. TobermanPerson or Organization
Phil M. DonnellyPerson or Organization
Dwight D. EisenhowerPerson or Organization
Francis M. O'Brien