Urgent Deficiency Appropriations on Account of War Expenses: 1918, Hearing ... 65th Congress, 1st Session1917 - 979 pages |
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... force in the office arises from the fact that the Army and the Navy appropriations have been so enlarged that it has already more than doubled the work coming from those two departments to our office . An increased force was granted for ...
... force in the office arises from the fact that the Army and the Navy appropriations have been so enlarged that it has already more than doubled the work coming from those two departments to our office . An increased force was granted for ...
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... force of the Navy De- partment or some emergency force ? Mr. WARWICK . The extra force provided for the department . Mr. GILLETT . Under which the compensation is fixed by the Secre- tary of the Navy and not by law ? Mr. WARWICK . It is ...
... force of the Navy De- partment or some emergency force ? Mr. WARWICK . The extra force provided for the department . Mr. GILLETT . Under which the compensation is fixed by the Secre- tary of the Navy and not by law ? Mr. WARWICK . It is ...
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... force is for the same reason as applies to the force given to the Auditor for the War Department and the Auditor for the Navy Department . The claims for the pay of enlisted men are going to come along in great numbers very soon and ...
... force is for the same reason as applies to the force given to the Auditor for the War Department and the Auditor for the Navy Department . The claims for the pay of enlisted men are going to come along in great numbers very soon and ...
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... force that must be put to work there in the different depart- ments . It affects a saving amounting to about $ 60,000 a year ; that is , in additional space . In the Internal Revenue Bureau we have got to put a very large number of ...
... force that must be put to work there in the different depart- ments . It affects a saving amounting to about $ 60,000 a year ; that is , in additional space . In the Internal Revenue Bureau we have got to put a very large number of ...
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... force . The CHAIRMAN . In what way ? Dr. RUCKER . Not in the zone which is under the military authori- ties , but in the zone which is under the control of the civil authorities . The town of Highland Park , right in the area of the ...
... force . The CHAIRMAN . In what way ? Dr. RUCKER . Not in the zone which is under the military authori- ties , but in the zone which is under the control of the civil authorities . The town of Highland Park , right in the area of the ...
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additional Admiral GRIFFIN Admiral HARRIS ammunition amount appropriation Army Arsenal artillery asking authority barracks bill BRETT building bureau BYRNS camps CANNON Capt cent CHAIRMAN clerks committee Congress construction Contracting Officer contractor Corps cost cotton Council of National court CROZIER DALY Department depot district employees enlisted equipment estimate expenditure expenses facilities figures fiscal Frankford Arsenal funds furnish GILLETT going Government guns hospital increase interposing Island July JULY 16 Kent Island labor Laguna district land Lieut LITTELL machine manufacture MARLATT material MCCAIN ment months National Guard Navy Navy Department necessary Ordnance paid plant purchase purpose Quartermaster Quartermaster Corps quarters railroad repair rifles Sandy Hook SCOFIELD Secretary of War Secretary REDFIELD SHARPE SHERLEY ships SISSON statement station storage submitted supply thing tion transportation Treasury troops United War Department Watervliet Arsenal