Newspaper results for civilian conservation corps

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9253 matching newspaper pages in total. Washington, DC has the most hits (3440 pages). Showing up to 10 earliest results from this city.

1. Evening Star — 1933-03-21, page 1

   … enumerated, however, can and should be Immediately enacted. I propose to create q civilian conservation corps to be used In simple (Continued on page Column Sl SENATE COMMITTEE TO RESUME PROBE …

   … introduced a bill under which, as the President requested, there would be created civilian conservation corps" whose enlisted personnel would work at reforestation and halting soil erosion. …

2. The Washington Times — 1933-03-21, page 1

   … of direct Federal unem ployment aid to States and recommended the creation of a “civilian conservation corps” designed to pnt some 250,000 men to work in the national forests. In a special …

3. The Washington Times — 1933-03-21, page 14

   … enumerated, how ever, can and should be im mediately enacted. I propose to create a civilian conservation corps to be used in simple work, not interfering with normal em ployment, and confining …

   … of Arkansas and Wagner (D.) of New York joined in introducing a bill creating a civilian conservation corps. The corps would be created by enrolling unemployed men for one year from every …

4. The Washington Daily News — 1933-03-21, page 12

   … enumerated, however, can and should be immediately en-1 acted. I propose to create a civilian conservation corps to be used in sim ple work, not interfering with nor mal employment and confining …

5. Evening Star — 1933-03-22, page 3

   … glands and effect of glandular action on human conduct. I Unemployment Aid Bill Civilian Conservation Corps Provided by Robinson Wagner Measure to Be Enrolled for a Term Not Exceeding Year …

   … as possible in proportion to the unem ployment existing in the several States, a Civilian Conservation Corps, who shall be enrolled for a term of one year, un less sooner discharged; no discharges …

   … Chap ter IS, Title 5, United States Code, are hereby extended ^o members of the Civilian Conservation Corps, In so far as they may be applicable. (The foregoing Section 2 of the bill, referring …

6. Evening Star — 1933-03-23, page 1

   … that Industrial cities would be drained of jobless men by en listments into the civilian conservation, corps. The concentration campe, Dern ex plained. probably would be organized at Army …

   … asked the committee to amend the bill to allow the use on private lands of the civilian conservation corps that would be created by the bill. At present its use would be restricted to publicly …

7. Evening Star — 1933-03-23, page 2

   … congressional test for Mr. Roose velt's plan for recruiting 250,000 jobless men In a civilian conservation corps. The plan was outlined at length last night at a White House conference. At the …

8. The Washington Daily News — 1933-03-23, page 1

   … contention that the $1 a day, plus subsistence, to be, paid the members of the proposed civilian conservation corps was not enough. He suggested $50 a month for single men and $80 for heads, of families …

9. Evening Star — 1933-03-24, page 1

   … have to be revised to make selection and dismissal of members of the pro posed civilian conservation corps more voluntary. During the hearings today Connery suggested the measure pro posed …

   … Seen. Douglas estimated it would cost about $250,000,000 to finance the proposed civilian conservation corps for a year, but that the $40,000,000 would finance it for the remainder of this …

10. Evening Star — 1933-03-24, page 8

    … now followed by President "Bill" i Green's heated opposition to the "mill dent's civilian conservation corps scheme to put 250,000 Idle men to work on re forestation and flood control. The …

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