Message of the President of the United States Transmitting the BudgetU.S. Bureau of the Budget, 1934 |
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01 Personal services 05 Communication service 06 Travel expenses 07 Transportation 12 Repairs 13 Special 30 Equipment 47 Stat act Mar ACTIVITIES OR PROJECTS Actual administrative furloughs Appropriated 1934 Assistant clerk Assistant clerk-stenographer Bureau Clerical Custodial service Deduct lapses Deduct legislative reductions departmental and field DEPARTMENTAL Professional service District of Columbia emergency expenditures N.I.R. engineer entomologist estimate or appropriation Estimated savings Farm Credit Administration fiscal service fiscal year 1935 Grade 12 Grand total obligations investigations June 16 June 30 Junior stenographer lapses and administrative miscellaneous current ex National Industrial Recovery objects PERSONAL SERVICES Posi Printing and binding Received by transfer Reconstruction Finance Corporation Repairs and alterations Salaries and Expenses salary tions salary savings and unobligated Secretary secs Senior clerk Special and miscellaneous special fund stenographer Subprofessional service Supp Supplies and materials Temporary employees tions salary tions Total estimate Total other obligations Total permanent Transportation of things unobligated bal unobligated balances
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