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Additional approaches to the problem were proposed after World War II as areas of poverty in the United States were exposed and ... Two of the programs of particular importance to rural America provided an area approach to the problem .
Additional approaches to the problem were proposed after World War II as areas of poverty in the United States were exposed and ... Two of the programs of particular importance to rural America provided an area approach to the problem .
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The elementary rural schools in many areas are In the preceding pages the Committee has such as to offer little opportunity to children made recommendation for action both by of low - income families . Tax bases are inade- the Federal ...
The elementary rural schools in many areas are In the preceding pages the Committee has such as to offer little opportunity to children made recommendation for action both by of low - income families . Tax bases are inade- the Federal ...
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better communities in our rural depressed areas . changing circumstances which is both effective and consistent with our democratic traditions . I believe that the present proposals will go a long way toward achieving these goals .
better communities in our rural depressed areas . changing circumstances which is both effective and consistent with our democratic traditions . I believe that the present proposals will go a long way toward achieving these goals .
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Contents
17601840 | 1 |
The Agrarian Democracy Under Fire | 2 |
Triumphant | 8 |
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