Box 19: 79th Congress, General Files: Food For Europe - Housing (1945-1947).
F 1: Food For Europe (1946).
a. Correspondence: re: Reducing the importation of almonds into the United States.
b. Report: "Nut Imports."
F 2: Foreign Economic Administration.
a. Correspondence: re: Licenses for export of shoes to Mexico; lend-lease to allies.
b. Copy of clipping.
F 3: Foreign Trade.
a. Resolution on International Business Agreements adopted by the Board of Directors of the National Foreign Trade Council, Inc. (January 26, 1945).
b. Memorandum on Regulatory Measures Affecting American Foreign Trade. (September 1944). 130 pages.
F 4a: "G" General (1945).
a. Correspondence: re: class distinction and class legislation; toilet tissue shortage; employment; G.I. Bill.
b. Copy of clipping.
F 5: "G" General (1946).
a. Correspondence: re: Request for materials atomic energy; redeployment; transportation for dependents and fiances.
b. Article: N. G. Marvis: "Certain Misconceptions in Relation to the Eastern Mediterranean and Greece."
F 6: General Motors Strikes.
a. Correspondence: re: Rally.
b. Pamphlet: "Shall Hunger Determine The Outcome of the General Motors Strike?"
F 7: German Occupation.
a. Speech: Bernard Bernstein: "Are We Losing The Peace?"
b. Copy of an appeal.
F 8: German Organization.
General Correspondence.
F 9: Greece-Turkey Aid Bill.
Copies of clippings.
F 10a: "H" General (1945).
a. Correspondence: re: Panama Canal; food shortages; unemployment insurance.
b. Copies of Clippings.
F 10b: "H" General (1946).
a. Correspondence: re: Housing shortage; P. L. 87; AMVETS; H. R. 6911.
b. Music Score: "The Best Known Soldier."
c. H. R. 5686: Forand: "To provide for the public welfare through grants to the States for welfare services and assistance to needy individuals." 79th Congress, 2nd Session (1946). Committee on Ways and Means.
F 11: Hawaii.
Correspondence: Statehood for Hawaii.
F 12: Haynes Foundation.
General Correspondence.
F 13a: Housing (1945). Correspondence and Data: National Capital Housing Authority.
a. Correspondence: re: Public housing.
b. Various data.
c. Report of the National Capital Housing Authority For the Ten Year Period 1934-1944. 219 pages.
F 13b: Housing (1945). Correspondence and Data.
a. Correspondence: re: Housing shortage.
b. Report on Housing Emergency.
c. Report on War Housing Program in California.
F 14: Housing (1946). Correspondence and Data.
a. Correspondence: re: Housing Shortage and programs.
b. Maps of sites.
F 15: Housing: Data.
a. P.L. 79-292 (S. J. Res. 122): "To amend section 502 of the Act entitled "An Act to expedite the provision of housing in connection with national defense, and for other purposes."
b. H. R. 4761: Patman: "To amend the National Housing Act by adding thereto a new title relating to the prevention of speculation and excessive profits in the sale of housing, and to insure the availability of real estate for housing purposes at fair and reasonable prices, and for other purposes." 79th Congress, 1st Session (1945). Committee on Banking and Currency.
c. Preliminary Report on the Disposition of Public War Housing in Los Angeles submitted by The Housing Authority of the City of Los Angeles, September 27, 1945.
d. Housing Special Report, August 14, 1945.
e. Article: Frank Cartright: "The ABC's of Slum Clearance and Law Cost Housing."
F 16: Housing Authority: Los Angeles.
Correspondence: re: funding; housing programs.
F 17: Housing: Freeway Project.
Correspondence: re: The Freeway project and evicting of person whose homes are in the way.
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