 It is equally shocking that millions of our children are not receiving a good education. Millions of them are in overcrowded, obsolete buildings. We are short of teachers, because teachers' salaries are too low to attract new teachers or to hold the ones...  Federal Aid to School Construction. Hearings...on H.R. 1551 - Page 8by United States. Congress. House. Education and Labor - 1950 - 260 pagesFull view - About this book
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...every American to afford good medical care. It is equally shocking that millions of our children arc not receiving a good education. Millions of them are in overcrowded, obsolete buildings. AVe are short of teachers, because teachers' salaries are too low to attract new teachers, or to hold... | |
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...adequate to meet the pressing needs. In his message to the Congress on the state of the Union, in 1950, the President of the United States stated, It is equally...Millions of them are in overcrowded, obsolete buildings. Again, in his 1951 budget message, the President called attention to the shortage of school plant facilities... | |
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...adequate to meet the pressing needs. In his recent message to this Congress on the state of the Union, the President of the United States stated "It is equally...information that is being accumulated has served to outline more sharply this critical need and point to the consequences if it is not met promptly and... | |
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...a system of prepaid medical insurance which will enable every American to afford good medical care. It is equally shocking that millions of our children...Millions of them are in overcrowded, obsolete buildings. We are short of teachers, because teachers' salaries are too low to attract new teachers, or to hold... | |
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