The other records have no apparent arrangement. This series contains correspondence, memoranda, financial records, ledger books, and reports which detail the committee's operations at the State and local level in organizing and supervising the State's child care facilities. Individual child care centers, their activities, and operations are documented in this series. In addition, a great deal of demographic information is found on the children and families who participated in child care programs. These records illustrate the committee's initial work demonstrating the need for child care statewide.
Financial records reveal the local committees' budgets and financial operations.
Analysis of child care projects, parental reactions to them, and problems with specific programs or individuals, often very bluntly discussed, are included, as are materials on child care programs operated in migrant labor camps. Of note is local opposition to child care programs as expressed by male-dominated local war council leadership. This series also contains photographs of the Buffalo child care program. The series also documents the level of activity and financial expenditures of local war councils' child care facilities as reported to the State War Council. The reports were used by the State committee to help the local committees obtain funding.