11:45 A. M. - Talk - [Harry Langdon, Auditor, Department of] Sanitation.

The NYPR Archive Collections | Jan 1, 2000

Note: Originally listed as John Dowd, Deputy Sanitation Commissioner.

Harry Langdon speaks about the business methods of the New York City Sanitation Department. Speech is cut off before it starts. By arrangement with Commissioner of Plants & Structures Albert Goldman and Sanitation Commissioner William Schroeder.

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