First Deficiency Appropriation Bill for 1937: Hearings Before the Subcommittee of the Committee on Appropriations, House of Representatives, in Charge of Deficiency Appropriations. Seventy-fifth Congress, First Session ... |
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... JANUARY 13 , 1937 . WORKS PROGRESS ADMINISTRATION STATEMENTS OF HARRY L. HOPKINS , ADMINISTRATOR ; COR- RINGTON GILL , ASSISTANT ADMINISTRATOR ; COL . F. C. HARRINGTON , CHIEF ENGINEER GENERAL STATEMENT The CHAIRMAN . We will take up ...
... JANUARY 13 , 1937 . WORKS PROGRESS ADMINISTRATION STATEMENTS OF HARRY L. HOPKINS , ADMINISTRATOR ; COR- RINGTON GILL , ASSISTANT ADMINISTRATOR ; COL . F. C. HARRINGTON , CHIEF ENGINEER GENERAL STATEMENT The CHAIRMAN . We will take up ...
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... January 25 . 3,724 2,926 486 312 58 February 29 . 3,850 3,036 459 355 60 March 28 .. 3,751 2,872 434 445 61 April 25 3 , 516 2,570 391 555 65 May 30 . 3 , 373 2 , 340 409 624 72 June 27 . 3 , 302 2 , 256 381 665 71 July 25 . 3 , 310 ...
... January 25 . 3,724 2,926 486 312 58 February 29 . 3,850 3,036 459 355 60 March 28 .. 3,751 2,872 434 445 61 April 25 3 , 516 2,570 391 555 65 May 30 . 3 , 373 2 , 340 409 624 72 June 27 . 3 , 302 2 , 256 381 665 71 July 25 . 3 , 310 ...
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... higher wage rates prevailed , ranged from 45 to 46 cents per hour . By January , however , average hourly rates had declined to 41 cents as a result of expansion of the program in rural areas 38 FIRST DEFICIENCY APPROPRIATION BILL , 1937.
... higher wage rates prevailed , ranged from 45 to 46 cents per hour . By January , however , average hourly rates had declined to 41 cents as a result of expansion of the program in rural areas 38 FIRST DEFICIENCY APPROPRIATION BILL , 1937.
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... January and April 1936 , and November 1936 , give by States the number of schools , the number of students , total earnings and average monthly earnings for these months for the school , college , and graduate - aid programs ...
... January and April 1936 , and November 1936 , give by States the number of schools , the number of students , total earnings and average monthly earnings for these months for the school , college , and graduate - aid programs ...
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... January 1936. There was a rapid increase in the number employed each month , the maximum number em- ployed in any 1 month being 182,477 . The table which follows shows employment and earnings on National Youth Administration projects ...
... January 1936. There was a rapid increase in the number employed each month , the maximum number em- ployed in any 1 month being 182,477 . The table which follows shows employment and earnings on National Youth Administration projects ...
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additional Adminis administrative expenses agencies Agriculture allocated amount approximately attorneys average BALDWIN BELL break-down building Bureau camps cents CHAIRMAN Civilian Conservation Corps Commission committee commodities Congress Conservation construction cost County Dakota December December 31 Department District of Columbia Division drought earnings Emergency Relief Administration employees employment enrollees equipment estimate expenditures families farms FECHNER FERTICH figures fiscal funds Grain Futures Act grants homesteads HOPKINS included increase industry Interstate Commerce Commission investigation January JANUARY 15 June 30 labor LUDLOW MEHL ment months National Youth Administration North Carolina North Dakota number of persons operation percent persons employed Progress Administration Progress Administration projects received record reduction relief rolls reports Resettlement Administration rural salaries Secretary WALLACE Self-help Cooperative Senator POPE statement stenographers TABER TABLE telephone tion total number Treasury TYNER types of projects unemployed United W. P. A. workers WALKER Washington WOODRUM
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Page 108 - The rates of pay for persons engaged upon projects under the appropriations in this title shall be not less than the prevailing rates of pay for work of a similar nature...
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