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The People's Voice
Helena, Lewis And Clark County, Montana
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The U.S. House unanimously approved a joint resolution last week for $9,500,000 additional appropriation to train defense workers under the Department of Education, contrasting with the sabotaged 1937 apprentice training bill that received only $60,000 initially.
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We finally get there, but sometimes mighty darn late.
The house last week, by unanimous vote, approved a joint resolution for an additional appropriation of $9,500,000 for training defense workers under the department of education.
In 1937, the house passed a bill for apprentice training, but the bill was sabotaged through niggardly appropriations. Appropriation for the first year was $60,000, just about enough for paying the salaries of the stenogs in a decent-sized office.
We are now beginning to realize what trained workers mean to a nation-to national defense. You can be sure that Hitler would have made better use of that bill.
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Last Week
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unanimous approval of $9,500,000 additional appropriation; reference to 1937 bill with $60,000 initial funding
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The house approved a joint resolution for additional appropriation of $9,500,000 for training defense workers under the department of education. In 1937, a bill for apprentice training was passed but sabotaged by niggardly appropriations of $60,000 for the first year.