The various bureaus of the Government are engaged in an exhaustive study of last winter's experience of all organizations in the average number of persons in distress and their location.
Herbert Hoover: “The various bureaus of the Government are engaged in an exhaustive study of last winter's experience of all…”
On the recordAugust 6, 1931
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Statement on the Organization for Unemployment Relief
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