Unemployment Compensation: Hearings Before the Committee on Ways and Means, House of Representatives, Eighty-sixth Congress, 1st Session, on the Subject of Proposed Amendments to the Federal Laws on Unemployment Compensation

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Indiana State AFLCIO Dallas Sells president__ 325
72
Statement and draft of a bill to extend the FederalState unem
91
Farmer William H chairman Legislative Committee Interstate Con
92
Porter Representative Charles O of Oregon 705
101
Associated Industries of Arkansas Inc Frank W Cantrell managing
103
Cass Peggy member governing board Actors Equity Association 559
110
American Public Welfare Association Thomas J S Waxter 752
111
Carey James B secretarytreasurer industrial union department AFL
122
Bartley E Russell director of industrial relations Illinois Manufacturers
136
Rees James W chairman Social Security Committee Illinois State
142
Associated Industries of Kentucky Rayburn Watkins executive vice
150
Brady E P George D Emerson Co letter to Congressman Mills dated
158
Kentucky AFLCIO Sam Ezelle executive secretary 342
159
National Consumers League Prof Eveline M Burns New York School
169
Scrantarelli A L supervisor of contributions Department of Economic
195
which were completed in 1958 and 1959 or are pending in 1959____
201
Freeman Hon Orville L Governor of Minnesota telegram to Senator
213
Teets Bernard E member executive committee table entitled
234
Associated Industries of Massachusetts Bertram F Collins director of
277
Clayman Jacob attorney Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America 1076
287
Davis Representative Clifford of Tennessee 477
297
Park Lee I chairman section of taxation American Bar Association
313
Dilworth Hon Richardson mayor Philadelphia Pa 169
321
Ewens Robert A executive vice president Wisconsin Manufacturers
337
General Electric Co Robert T Borth Washington representative letter
348
FernósIsern Dr Antonio Resident Commissioner of Puerto Rico 749
367
Burns Prof Eveline M New York School of Social Work Columbia Uni
378
Associated Industries of Missouri Theodore J Krauss executive vice
379
Jones Rowland Jr president American Retail Federation
387
Friedel Representative Samuel N of Maryland 108
395
Netschert William 708
409
246
433
Whitaker Mrs Judith G R N executive secretary American Nurses
484
Peoria diocese Catholic hospital office Rev John Weishar director letter
485
1165
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Pollock William general president Textile Workers Union of America
513
Labor Department of Hon James T OConnell Under Secretary 2
533
Associated Industries of New York State Joseph R Shaw president 1083
559
Actors Equity Association Edward Weston chairman committee
565
Batt William L Jr secretary of labor and industry Pennsylvania
785
Glenn Wayne E president Arkansas State AFLCIO_ 122
797
tion program___
803
Carey James B secretarytreasurer Industrial Urion Department AFL
842
March 23 1959 216
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Lester Richard A professor of economics Princeton University 255
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Memorandum addressed to President Dwight D Eisenhower dated
921
Toll Representative Herman of Pennsylvania 109
939
Michigan Employers Unemployment Bureau Compensation and Mich
940
Hathcock Otis L general counsel Georgia Employment Security Agency 249
947
Waxter Thomas J S American Public Welfare Association_ 752
951
III
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Table I State of New Jersey unemployment estimates calendar years
988
North Carolina State of Hon Luther H Hodges Governor letter
1002
322
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Zelenko Representative Herbert of New York
1029
Illinois State Chamber of Commerce James W Rees chairman social
1031
Amount of payments for total unemployment under present
1055
National Association of Manufacturers R T Compton 712
1089
ADDITIONAL STATEMENTS
1102
Joint resolution S R No 200 General Assembly of North Carolina___
1105
Vandiver Hon S Ernest Governor of Georgia letter to Congressman
1106
man Forand dated April 22 1959
1107
McMahan J P letter to Congressman Mills dated April 17 1959 1130
1110
AFLCIO George Meany president memorandum entitled The Case
1111
Cohen Wilbur J professor of public welfare administration School
1117
Gruber J E editor Springs Valley Herald French Lick Ind letter
1127
Cook Wesley vice president Textile Workers Union of America AFL
1128
Sloan William of Bramblett Sloan letter to Congressman Mills dated
1132
Dillinger Wendell J letter to Congressman Mills dated April 14 1959
1134
Hamilton Owen M personnel director Interstate Finance Corp letter
1135
Kendall Co Richard R Higgins president letter to Congressman Mills
1137
Cannon W C president North Carolina Textile Manufacturers Associa
1139
American Cotton Manufacturers Institute Inc James A Chapman presi
1141
American Farm Bureau Federation_
1142
Maine Camp Directors Association Robert D OConnor attorney letter
1156
Gorman Patrick E secretarytreasurer and Thomas J Lloyd president
1159
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TitleUnemployment Compensation: Hearings Before the Committee on Ways and Means, House of Representatives, Eighty-sixth Congress, 1st Session, on the Subject of Proposed Amendments to the Federal Laws on Unemployment Compensation
AuthorUnited States. Congress. House. Committee on Ways and Means
PublisherU.S. Government Printing Office, 1959
Original fromthe University of Michigan
Digitized10 Dec 2008
Length1167 pages
  
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