An edition of Five million people, one billion dollars (1937)

Five million people, one billion dollars

final report of the Temporary Emergency Relief Administration, November 1, 1931-June 30, 1937.

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An edition of Five million people, one billion dollars (1937)

Five million people, one billion dollars

final report of the Temporary Emergency Relief Administration, November 1, 1931-June 30, 1937.

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The Administration
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Five million people, one billion dollars: final report of the Temporary Emergency Relief Administration.
1937, The Administration
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Five million people, one billion dollars: final report of the Temporary Emergency Relief Administration, November 1, 1931-June 30, 1937.
1937, The Administration
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Albany, N.Y

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MLCM 98/02887 (H)

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67 p. ;
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67

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OL465402M
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98185550

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