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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... increase in average hourly earnings to slightly over 50 cents per hour . The average hourly rate has remained substantially the same during subsequent months . Considerable variations in the hourly earnings of workers exist according to ...
... increase in average hourly earnings to slightly over 50 cents per hour . The average hourly rate has remained substantially the same during subsequent months . Considerable variations in the hourly earnings of workers exist according to ...
Page 54
... increase in the number employed each month , the maximum number em- ployed in any 1 month being 182,477 . The table ... increased from 39 percent in January to 47 percent in September . Young people certified in need of relief have ...
... increase in the number employed each month , the maximum number em- ployed in any 1 month being 182,477 . The table ... increased from 39 percent in January to 47 percent in September . Young people certified in need of relief have ...
Page 65
... increased , many relief persons obtained jobs and ceased to receive relief . At the same time many unemployed workers who did not find employment were added to the relief rolls because their resources and other means of support became ...
... increased , many relief persons obtained jobs and ceased to receive relief . At the same time many unemployed workers who did not find employment were added to the relief rolls because their resources and other means of support became ...
Page 66
... increase resulted in a reduction in the number of general relief cases , many families aided through the program of ... increasing number of States . For August 1936 the Board published figures on old - age assistance for a total of 39 ...
... increase resulted in a reduction in the number of general relief cases , many families aided through the program of ... increasing number of States . For August 1936 the Board published figures on old - age assistance for a total of 39 ...
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... increased production without increasing employment . On considering the relationship between changes in employment and changes in unemployment you have to bear in mind that we have an expanding working population . There is a net increase ...
... increased production without increasing employment . On considering the relationship between changes in employment and changes in unemployment you have to bear in mind that we have an expanding working population . There is a net increase ...
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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 31 Department Division drought earnings Emergency Relief Administration employees employment equipment estimate expenditures families farms FECHNER FERTICH figures fiscal funds going GRADDICK Grain Futures Act grants homesteads HOPKINS included increase industries Interstate Commerce Commission investigation January JANUARY 15 June 30 labor LUDLOW MEHL ment million months National Youth Administration North Carolina North Dakota number of persons operation percent persons employed Progress Administration Progress Administration projects record reduction relief rolls reports Resettlement Administration rural salaries Secretary WALLACE Self-help Cooperative Senator POPE showing statement stenographers TABER telephone tion total number Treasury TYNER types of projects unemployed United W. P. A. workers WALKER Washington WOODRUM