Gallery›Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library›New State Officials-Gov. Tobin, left, swears in three public officials whose appointments were confirmed by the council today: Thomas H. Buckley, commissioner of administration and finance; Patrick A. Tompkins, commissioner of public welfare, and W. Henry Finnegan, member of the Civil Service commission.
New State Officials-Gov. Tobin, left, swears in three public officials whose appointments were confirmed by the council today: Thomas H. Buckley, commissioner of administration and finance; Patrick A. Tompkins, commissioner of public welfare, and W. Henry Finnegan, member of the Civil Service commission.
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New State Officials-Gov. Tobin, left, swears in three public officials whose appointments were confirmed by the council today: Thomas H. Buckley, commissioner of administration and finance; Patrick A. Tompkins, commissioner of public welfare, and W. Henry Finnegan, member of the Civil Service commission.

[ca. August 1945]

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[Information from item housing] Tobin, Maurice J: Groups: 1945

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