Administrative expenses-.

Relief expenditures over period of years

Riley, Col. F. J., statement of

Drought grants, transfer from Works Progress Administration for---

Employees, number, classification, and salaries of..

Farm debt-adjustment program, cost of..

Farmers' attitude toward grants---

Field offices, operation and supervision of

Interest charges under the furnish system_

Loans and grants...

Persons aided by, number of

Printing, lithographing, etc- - -

Projects:

Transferred from Subsistence Homestead Division, completion of
Rehabilitation loans:

428

357

266

278

390

398

235

243, 246

239

244

245

240

263

242

235

237

265

249

261

256

248

258

241

260

264

Accounts and Deposits, Commissioner of:

Contingent expenses, public moneys-

384

Coast Guard, transportation of boats to West Coast..

Distinctive paper for United States currency..

Engraving and Printing, Bureau of, salaries and expenses..

386

388

on mortgages_

Federal Land Banks, payment to account of reduction in interest rate

Mint, Bureau of, medal for George M. Cohan_-

Procurement Division__

Public buildings, increase in limit of cost of

387

378

397

390

390

Los Angeles, Calif., post office, courthouse, etc..

390

Peoria, Ill., public building.

395

Springerville, Ariz., forestry and post office building----- 394, 433

Administrative expenses by States, amount of

Agencies, number of persons, and percent of relief persons employed
by, September 1935 to December 1936___

44

95

Allotments to Procurement and Disbursement Divisions of the Treas-
ury--

120

Appropriation requested, basis for.

87

Cities and counties, dependence of, on Works Progress Administration
to perform certain work..

125

Commission for study of cooperatives in Europe, expense of

142

Cooperative enterprises, loans or advances to

131

Direct relief (local) average amount extended per family.

130

Drought employment..

22

Drought families in the Northwest..

100

Elderly relief employees, complaints of dismissal of..
Emergency Relief Acts of 1935 and 1936:

Expenditures for all purposes from funds allocated under-
Funds appropriated under and allocations therefrom_
Works Progress Administration allotment under.

126

84

1-4

8

A. Works Progress Administration administrative employment and
expense_

B. Safety on Works Progress Administration projects -

C. Injury compensation, Works Progress Administration.

D. National Youth Administration__

E. Relief recipients, changes in number of

F. Labor shortage and job refusals-

S

G. Sponsors participation in Works Progress Administration
program.

H. Wage-rate policy of the Works Program.

I. Federal agencies, types of work performed under Works
Program as of Dec. 31, 1936_

J. Self-help cooperative associations_

K. Information Service, cost of operating..

L. Unemployment in the United States, statement showing-
Chart I. Estimates of unemployment.
Chart II. Decline in employment.

Chart III. Decline in factory employment.

Chart IV. Aggregates of manufacturing employment.

Chart V. Maximum cyclical decline in employment for
recent depression.

Chart VI. Maximum decline in employment, 1920 to 1921 by

size of establishment.

M. Women's and professional projects.

Page
10-21

24

22

142

89

44

48

49

51

64

80

103

107

121

132

150

159

172

Farm labor in the South_.

152

Federal funds distributed to States for all purposes, per capita amount

Appropriated and allocated from Emergency Relief Ad-
ministration Acts of 1935 and 1936_.

1-4

Appropriated for Federal Emergency Relief Administration,
Civil Works Administration, and Works Progress Ad-
ministration, disposition of..

Available____

Distributed to communities, basis of

Expenditures of from allocations in Emergency Relief Ad-
ministration Acts of 1935 and 1936_.

Lock and dam construction on the Mississippi River..
Not used for Bureau of Reclamation projects.

Requested, distribution of___.

Summary of those allotted to agencies other than Works
Progress Administration__

Information service..

113, 149, 150

Injury compensation of Works Progress Administration.

Labor shortages of skilled and unskilled employees, press criticism on_
Lock and dam construction on the upper Mississippi River, funds
allotted to _ _ _

Works Progress Administration-Continued.

Persons employed on Works Progress Administration projects.
Persons taken from relief rolls, percentage of employed...
Press criticisms on skilled and unskilled labor shortages..
Printing and binding expenditures___.

Projects:

Abandoning of ___

Approved, number and cost of

Page

23

143

78

114

128

145

Bureau of Reclamation, funds not used for.
Completed, value of

146

148

Data on employment provided on.

Effects on types of due to reduction of activities.
Employment schedule for, February to June 1937-
Federal agencies, employment and funds for....

Number, type, and cost of those placed in operation_.
Persons employed on..

By occupations and sex_

Number of ....

County groups, number of persons employed by.

Average hourly earnings of

Earnings of, data on..

Review of needs of..

Placed in operation, cost of by States and operating status__
Relief, method of initiating.

10-21

126

89

120

25, 26

23

154

8

77

38

35

23

146

144

Relief persons employed on by age and sex, statement showing..

153

Relief persons employed on by occupation and sex, statement
showing-

Relief persons employed on Works Progress Administration projects:
By age and sex..

Safety practices and accident compensation for Works Progress
Administration workers__.

Sponsors funds for Works Progress Administration projects__.
Surplus Commodity Corporation, distribution of direct relief by__
Tables:

1. Status of funds under the Emergency Relief Administration
Acts of 1935 and 1936, by agencies, as of December 31,
1936__

2. Works Program employment by major agencies, July 1935
to December 1936_.

3. Employment on Works Progress Administration projects,
Emergency Conservation Work, and projects of other
agencies, by States, quarterly, September 1935 to Decem-

ber 1936_

4. Employment on work projects of agencies other than Works
Progress Administration and Civilian Conservation Corps,
by States, week ending December 26, 1936_-_-

5. Drought employment under Works Progress Administration
and other agencies, July to December 1936..

6. Drought employment under the Works Program, by States
and by agencies, week ending October 31, 1936--

7. Number and estimated approved cost in Federal funds of
Works Progress Administration projects placed in opera-
tion, by types of projects, through September 30, 1936--

8. Number and estimated approved cost in Federal funds of
construction and other Works Progress Administration
projects placed in operation through September 30, 1936--
9. Summary of physical accomplishments on selected types of
Works Progress Administration projects, through Septem-
ber 15, 1936_
10. Number and estimated approved cost of Works Progress
Administration projects placed in operation, by types of
projects and by sources of funds, through September 30,
1936__.
11. Number and estimated approved cost of Works Progress
Administration projects placed in operation, by States and
by sources of funds, through September 30, 1936--
12. Number and estimated approved cost in Federal funds of
Works Progress Administration projects placed in opera-
tion, by States and by major types of projects through
September 30, 1936..........

13. Number of persons employed on Works Progress Admin-
istration projects, by major types of projects, half month
ending November 30, 1936_ _

14. Hours and earnings of persons employed on Works Progress
Administration projects, half months ending July 31,
1935, through November 30, 1936____

15. Hours and earnings of persons employed on Works Progress
Administration projects, by types of projects, cumulative
through November 30, 1936.

16. Hours and earnings of persons employed on Works Progress
Administration projects by States, cumulative through
November 30, 1936.

17. Average hourly earnings of persons employed on Works
Progress Administration projects, by States and by major
types of projects, cumulative through October 31, 1936..
18. Hours and earnings of persons employed on Works Progress
Administration projects, by types of projects, half-month
ending November 30, 1936.___

19. Hours and earnings of persons employed on Works Progress
Administration projects, by States, half month ending
November 30, 1936..

20. Number of persons employed on Works Progress Adminis-
tration projects, by county groups, June 1936...

21. Total expenditures from funds allocated to the Works
Progress Administration under the Emergency Relief
Administration Acts of 1935 and 1936, by purpose, by
months through December 1936.
22. Works Progress Administration expenditures for all purposes
under the Emergency Relief Administration Acts of 1935
and 1936, by States, by months through November 1936--
23. Employment schedule for Works Progress Administration
projects, by States, February through June 1937-
24-A. Federal funds authorized for the use of, or allocated to,
the Federal Emergency Relief Administration, the Fed-
eral Civil Works Administration, and the Works Prog-
ress Administration, through November 30, 1936---
24-B. Distribution of funds to States under the Federal Emer-
gency Relief Administration, the Federal Civil Works
Administration, and the Works Progress Administra-
tion programs, through November 30, 1936__.

25. Relief persons as percent of total persons employed on the
Works Program, by agencies, quarterly, September 1935
to December 1936_.

26. Number of Civilian Conservation Corps camps, by super-
vising agencies, December 1936-

100

27. Sponsors, funds and their percent of total estimated cost
on Works Progress Administration projects placed in
operation through September 30, 1936...

103