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Contents

Bills reported etc Continued Page
1504
Summary of the legislation 197
1527
Presidential recommendations etc Continued
1562
History of employment and manpower policy
1575
THE CRASH AND DEPRESSION
1589
Causes of Unemployment Senate Report 2072 70th Congress 2d session
1596
Summary of an Investigation of Unemployment by the Brookings Institute
1609
Unemployment 1929 by William M Leiserson from Survey April 1 1929
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Let Out by Isador Lubin from Survey April 1 1929
1654
Crash by Frederick Lewis Allen from Only Yesterday Harper Bros
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Black Depression by Frederick Lewis Allen from Since Yesterday
1675
Hansen from the Quarterly Journal of Economics August 1931
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Business Looks at Unemployment by Julius H Barnes from the Atlantic
1693
Causes of World Depression by John Maynard Keynes from the Forum
1704
That Elusive Equilibrium by Richard A Lester from the Forum Septem
1710
Job Hunters by E Wight Bakke from The Unemployed Workers
1716
11 by John Kenneth Gal
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Statement by President Herbert Hoover March 7 1930
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Responsibility in Albany by Arthur Schlesinger Jr from The Crisis
1753
Fighting Unemployment by Henry Raymond Mussey from the Nation
1759
A 5Year Plan for America by Charles A Beard from the Forum
1771
Message to Congress December 8 1931 by President Herbert Hoover_
1785
The Agenda of Reform by Arthur M Schlesinger Jr from The Crisis
1800
RockBottom Responsibility by Robert F Wagner from the Survey
1802
The New Lead From Capitol Hill by Isador Lubin from the Survey
1802
Unemployment Insurance an American Plan To Protect Workers
1802
Is Wagner Proposal for Federal Employment Agencies Sound? from
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Inaugural Address March 4 1933 of Franklin D Roosevelt 1886
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Fifth Winter of Unemployment Relief by E Wight Bakke from the Yale
1802
Unemployment Relief by Covington Gill FERA 1916
1802
Jobs for All by Jonathan Mitchell from the New Republic July 10 1935 1939
1802
Roosevelts Tree Army by Jonathan Mitchell from the New Republic
1802
Can We Employ the 8 Million?A Debate from the Forum March 1937__ 1969
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Unemployment and Recovery by Edwin E Wilte from the Yale Review
1982
An Analysis of Depressions Cures by Sum
1992
The Paradox of the WPA by Dean R Brimhall from Common Sense
2001
Unemployment in the United States 193040 by Paul Webbink from
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The Sick World of John Maynard Keynes by Robert L Heilbroner from
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A Symposium by Page
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Assuring Full Employment in a Free Competitive Economy Senate Report
2390
Conference and Compromise by Stephen K Bailey from Congress Makes
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Social Security except Unemployment Compensation
2477
Student assistance handbook guide to financial
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Joint foreword iii
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A Student Financial Assistance Publica tion B StateFinanced ScholarshipLoan Programs C
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Institutions of Higher Education Alabama
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Alaska___ Arizona
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