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1. Vocational education. Special fund for vocational education, report to accompany S. 5038 [extending use of special fund for vocational education of war cripples provided by vocation rehabilitation act, and authorizing Federal Board for Vocational Education to accept gifts and donations for specific purposes]; submitted by Mr. Smith of Georgia.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Education and Labor Committee, Senate, and Congress
Publisher:: Education and Labor Committee
Date:: Dec. 6, 1918

2. Cripples. Vocational rehabilitation of disabled soldiers and sailors, hearings before Joint Committee on Education and Labor of Senate and House, on S. 4284 and H. R. 11367, for vocational rehabilitation and return to civil employment of disabled persons discharged from military or naval forces of United States, and for other purposes, Apr. 30-May 2, 1918.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Education and Labor Committee, Senate, and Congress
Publisher:: Education and Labor Committee
Date:: 1918

3. Woman's Division, Department of Labor, report to accompany S. 5408 [to establish in Department of Labor a division to be known as Woman's Division]; submitted by Mr. Kenyon.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Education and Labor Committee, Senate, and Congress
Publisher:: Education and Labor Committee
Date:: Jan. 4, 1917

4. Government officials and employees. Compensation for employees of United States, report to accompany H. R. 15316 [to provide compensation for employees of United States suffering injuries while in performance of their duties, etc.]; submitted by Mr. Smith of Georgia.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Education and Labor Committee, Senate, and Congress
Publisher:: Education and Labor Committee
Date:: July 25, 1916

5. Labor Safety Bureau. Bureau of Labor Safety, report to accompany H. R. 153 [to create Bureau of Labor Safety in Department of Labor]; submitted by Mr. Smith of Georgia.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Education and Labor Committee, Senate, and Congress
Publisher:: Education and Labor Committee
Date:: July 25, 1916

6. Convict labor. Convict-made goods, report to accompany S. 4060 [to limit effect of regulation of interstate commerce between States in goods, wares, and merchandise wholly or in part manufactured, mined, or produced by convict labor or in any prison or reformatory]; submitted by Mr. Martine of New Jersey.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Education and Labor Committee, Senate, and Congress
Publisher:: Education and Labor Committee
Date:: Apr. 22, 1916

7. Vocational education, report to accompany S. 703 [to prbvide for promotion of vocational education, to provide for cooperation with States in promotion of such education in agriculture and trades and industries, to provide for cooperation with States in preparation of teachers of vocational subjects, etc.]; submitted by Mr. Smith of Georgia.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Education and Labor Committee, Senate, and Congress
Publisher:: Education and Labor Committee
Date:: Jan. 31, 1916

8. District of Columbia. Cost of living in District of Columbia, report to accompany S. J. Res. 43 [authorizing Department of Labor to make inquiry into cost of living of wage earners in District of Columbia, exclusive of Government employees, and to report thereon to Congress as early as practicable]; submitted by Mr. Kenyon.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Education and Labor Committee, Senate, and Congress
Publisher:: Education and Labor Committee
Date:: Jan. 18, 1916

9. Convict labor. Interstate commerce in goods manufactured by convict labor, hearing on S. 4060, to limit effect of regulation of Interstate commerce between States in goods, wares, and merchandise wholly or in part manufactured, mined, or produced by convict labor in any prison or reformatory, Mar. 14 [-Apr. 5], 1916.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Education and Labor Committee, Senate, and Congress
Publisher:: Education and Labor Committee
Date:: 1916

10. Convict labor. Interstate commerce in goods manufactured by convict labor, hearing on S. 901, to limit effect of regulation of interstate commerce between States in goods, wares, and merchandise wholly or in part manufactured mined, or produced by convict labor or in any prison or reformatory, Jan. 19, 1916; [statement of Ralph W. Wheelock].

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Education and Labor Committee, Senate, and Congress
Publisher:: Education and Labor Committee
Date:: 1916

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