Staff Study, 第 15 期U.S. Government Printing Office, 1938 - 99 頁 |
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第 89 頁 - It is a cardinal principle of our system of government, that local affairs shall be managed by local authorities, and general affairs by the central authority...
第 95 頁 - Morgan. 11. Library Service. Carleton B. Joeckel. 12. Special Problems of Negro Education. Doxey A. Wilkerson. 13. The National Youth Administration. Palmer O. Johnson and Oswald L. Harvey. 14. Educational Activities of the Works Progress Administration. Doak S. Campbell, Frederick H. Bair, and Oswald L. Harvey. 15. Public Education in the District of Columbia. Lloyd E. Blauch and J. Orin Powers. 16. Public Education in the Territories and Outlying Possessions. Lloyd E. Blauch. 17. Education of Children...
第 18 頁 - Columbia, which deals v/ith all legislative matters pertaining to the District. Issues in Federal-District Relations There are several important issues at present relative to the government of the District of Columbia and its relationship to the Federal Government. One of these relates to the organization of the District government. The last general reorganization of the government was in the 1870's. » The record of hearings on the District of Columbia appropriation bill for the fiscal year 1939...
第 49 頁 - Determine all questions of general policy relating to the schools." 2. Appoint a secretary. 3. Appoint a superintendent of schools. 4. Appoint executive officers, teachers, and other employees; define their duties; provide for their promotion and removal. 5. Transmit to the Commissioners an estimate of the amount of money required for public schools for the ensuing year. 6. Govern school expenditures under the direction and control of the commissioners. 7. Supervise expenditures for the instruction...
第 57 頁 - No appointment, promotion, transfer, or dismissal of any director, supervising principal, principal, head of department, teacher, or any other subordinate to the superintendent of schools, shall be made by the board of education, except upon the written recommendation of the superintendent of schools.
第 95 頁 - Frederic. 4. Federal Aid and the Tax Problem. Clarence Heer. 5. Principles and Methods of Distributing Federal Aid for Education. Paul R. Mort, Eugene S. Lawler, and associates. 6. The Extent of Equalization Secured through State School Funds. Newton Edwards and Herman G. Richey. 7. Selected Legal Problems in Providing Federal Aid for Education. Robert R. Hamilton.
第 iii 頁 - September 19, 1936, initially for the purpose of making a study of the experience under the existing program of Federal aid for vocational education, the relation of such training to general education and to prevailing economic and social conditions, and the extent of the need for an expanded program of Federal aid for vocational education.
第 iv 頁 - The Committee was assisted in its work by a temporary staff of specialists in education, public administration, and economics. The major function of this staff was to collect, analyze, and interpret available data bearing upon the problems under consideration by the Committee.
第 7 頁 - ... of steady and favorable conditions of business. It is common opinion, seldom contradicted, that general business conditions in the District during the depression beginning in 1929 were less unfavorable than those of other cities. This opinion is supported by a comparison of sales in 1933 and 1929.18 The percentage that wholesale sales per capita in 1933 were of wholesale sales per capita in 1929 in the District was 69; in 16 comparable cities it was only 49. Likewise, the percentage that retail...
第 93 頁 - Editor Alexander, Fred M. Alves, Henry F. Asserson, Grace P. Baer, Joseph A. Bagley, William C. Bahr, Clarence L. *Bair, Frederick H. Barrett, Edwin J. Benjamin, Hazel C. *Bentley, Jerome H. Blander, Margaret *Blauch, Lloyd E. *Bradford, Minnie B. Bridgman, Ralph P. *Broach, Howell H. *Brown, Clara M. Butler, Clare W. *Campbell, Doak S. Carpenter, OF *Cocking, Walter D. *Cooper, Thomas P. Cornell, Francis G. Coyle, David Cushman *Crawford, Finla G. Daoust, Joseph H.