Box LG 26
Restricted
Contains 23 Results:
Social Security, 1947-1948
Pamphlet on social security; report of the North Carolina Commission for the Blind; compilation of the social security laws.
Social Security, 1949
Miscellaneous correspondence concerning various legislation on social security; testimony of A. Fernos-Isern, the resident commissioner of Puerto Rico; social security for Indians; correspondents include Oklahoma Teachers' Retirement System.
Social Security, H.R. 6000, undated, 1949
"An Open Letter to Congressmen" from Francis E. Townsend; inclusion of Virgin Islands under social security; report of the Oklahoma Teachers' Retirement System; correspondents include Oklahoma State Nurses' Association.
Social Security, H.R. 6000, 1950
Miscellaneous booklets from Committee on Finance comparing H.R. 6000 to other social security legislation; transcript of radio interview between Arthur Altmeyer and Kerr; Oklahoma's Welfare Problem, a booklet issued by the Oklahoma Public Expenditures Council; memo from Brookings Institute on cost; pamphlet from Social Security Administration; memo on the blind.
Social Security, H.R. 6000, Child Welfare, 1950
Statement by Mildred Arnold of the Children's Bureau; drafts of amendments; statement and memo from Katharine Lenroot of the Children's Bureau.
Social Security, H.R. 6000, Correspondence, 1950
January; "Correspondence consensus" drafted by Kerr's staff on analysis of all correspondence on H.R. 6000; correspondents include Oklahoma Teachers' Retirement System.
Social Security, H.R. 6000, Correspondence, 1950
February 1-15; correspondents include Oklahoma Teachers' Retirement System, Oklahoma City Council, Oklahoma Education Association, Petroleum Retailers' Association, Oklahoma Public Expenditures Council, Toby Morris, Oklahoma Municipal League.
Social Security, H.R. 6000, Correspondence, 1950
February 16-20; correspondents include Henry C. Hitch.
Social Security, H.R. 6000, Correspondence, 1950
March 1-15; correspondents include Tulsa Chamber of Commerce.
Social Security, H.R. 6000, Correspondence, 1950
March 16-31; correspondents include Morris F. de Castro acting Governor of the Virgin Islands, Associated Blind, General Federation of Women's Clubs, American Council on Education.