BL>It was around 1941 that the law was passed that records be kept by the
  >commissionr's office for the purpose of non identifying information.  
ntil
  >then, any records kept are now in the State Library... I heard in boxes 
nd
  >the State won't comply with any requests.  It is a lousy situation as 
here
  >are records for the most part on everyone.   Now with a 1941 situation, it
  >may be that there is an avenue to try depending on what you are looking 
for.
  >Many times the petition will tell it all.. and thus a possible paper 
ace.
I assume that what you are saying is that after 1941 records are 
available in the commissioner's office.  If so, you could probably
bring a Mandamus action to get access to the records (before 1941) in 
the State Library.  Just the threat of a Mandamus action might get you
results.
CHARLES
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