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Page 50
... Committee on Public Lands to withdraw the amendment hereto- fore reported , in lieu of the House bill re- ferred to that committee , and to offer the amendment that I hold in my hand , instead of it . There is an amendment offered by ...
... Committee on Public Lands to withdraw the amendment hereto- fore reported , in lieu of the House bill re- ferred to that committee , and to offer the amendment that I hold in my hand , instead of it . There is an amendment offered by ...
Page 156
... Committee prefers to leave to educa- tional specialists the question as to the proper contribution of the Federal Govern- ment to a better equalization of educational advantages . A number of considerations appear to justify substantial ...
... Committee prefers to leave to educa- tional specialists the question as to the proper contribution of the Federal Govern- ment to a better equalization of educational advantages . A number of considerations appear to justify substantial ...
Page 169
... committee of the House Appropriations Committee , and the local districts organized in the energetic National Association of Soil Conservation Districts . Further support comes from the Soil Conservation Society of America ( mainly ...
... committee of the House Appropriations Committee , and the local districts organized in the energetic National Association of Soil Conservation Districts . Further support comes from the Soil Conservation Society of America ( mainly ...
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