Title	Staff Newsreel Vol. II, No. 6
Creator	County of Los Angeles Public Library
Date	June 1937
Description	Newsletter produced for and by the staff of the Los Angeles County Public Library
Subject	Employees' magazines, newsletters, etc.--California--Los Angeles County; County of Los Angeles Public Library--Periodicals.
Publisher	Los Angeles County Public Library Staff Association
Collection	County of Los Angeles Public Library History
Sub-Collection	County of Los Angeles Public Library Newsletter Collection
Source	Box 1; Folder Newsletters - 1936 - Staff Newsreel - Jan. - Dec.; Newsletters - 1937 - Staff Newsreel - Jan. - Aug.; Oct. - Dec.
Physical Format	newsletters
Extent	9 pages
Type	text
Language	eng
Digital Collection	County of Los Angeles Public Library History Collection
Resource Identifier	staffnewsreel1937v2n6_small.pdf
File Format	application/pdf
Date Digital	June 15 2016
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Transcription	[P.1] Staff Newsreel Published by LOS ANGELES COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY STAFF ASSOCIATION VOL.II No. 6 May-June 1937 INSTITUTE OF GOVERNMENT LIBRARY SECTION Many California librarians will be taking time off from regular duties next week, June 14th to 18th, to attend panel discussions, lectures and round table conferences on librarianship at the University of Southern California. These assemblies are part of the courses of study offered by the Ninth Annual Institute of Government. This is the first time a section devoted to the library field has been included for a full week in this intensive study of governmental functions. Since the Institute as a whole tends toward the professionalizing of public service, the program has been arranged with government relationship in view. Speakers from outside the library field have been called on to help expand librarians' ideas on trends of government and administrative problems such as the selection of personnel. In the way of