Franklin H. Price Papers, 1918-1919 | The American Library Association Archives

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Franklin H. Price worked for the Philadelphia Free Library. He was an agent of the ALA Library War Service at the Philadelphia Dispatch Office. In 1918, he was appointed Supervisor of the Library War Service in the Naval and Marine Corps Stations in the vicinity of Philadelphia as part of the ALA Merchant Marine Service, which was discontinued after December 1, 1920 [1]. He was also a charter member of the Philadelphia Council of Museums, created in 1939 [2].

Sources:
1. Franklin H. Price Papers, 1918-1919, Record Series 89/1/25, Envelope 1. 2. "Museum Council of Greater Philadelphia | About," Museum Council of Greater Philadelphia, accessed May 8, 2017, http://philadelphiamuseumcouncil.com/about/.

Milam, Carl H.
Philadelphia Dispatch office (Pennsylvania)
Price, Franklin H.
War Services Committee
World War I