Treasury and Post Office Departments Appropriation Bill, 1950, Hearings Before the Subcommittee of ... , 81-1 on H.R. 30831949 - 449 pages |
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additional administrative Admiral FARLEY agencies air lines approximately ASSISTANT POSTMASTER audit average basis Budget Bureau of Federal Bureau of Internal BURKE CARNES catalog Chairman Civil Aeronautics Board classification schedule clerks Coast Guard collectors Commissioner Congress cost crease deficiency delivery employees equipment estimate for 1950 expenditures Federal Supply fiscal year 1950 funds Government House committee House hearings House report increase insert in lieu Internal Revenue June 30 Justification machines MACK ment operations overtime pared with estimate Pending percent Personal services personnel positions Post Office Department postal priation Public Law 900 purchase question railway mail service Reconstruction Finance Corporation reduction refunds Remington Rand Reserve restoration rural delivery service SCHOENEMAN Secretary SNYDER Senator BRIDGES Senator CORDON Senator HAYDEN Senator KILGORE Senator MAYBANK Senator REED Senator ROBERTSON Senator SALTONSTALL Standard classification Estimate statement STRUBINGER surplus tion Total appropriation typewriters WIGGINS
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