Treasury Department- Post Office Appropriations for 1951, Hearings ... 81st Congress, 2d Session |
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... fiscal year 1951 , these items total $ 12,668,000,000 . They include , as you know , such sums as interest on the public debt , $ 5,625,000,000 ; transfers to Government trust funds , $ 4,177,000,000 ; and refunds of taxes and customs ...
... fiscal year 1951 , these items total $ 12,668,000,000 . They include , as you know , such sums as interest on the public debt , $ 5,625,000,000 ; transfers to Government trust funds , $ 4,177,000,000 ; and refunds of taxes and customs ...
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... fiscal year 1951 will enable the Secret Service to employ 31 additional agents and 11 additional field clerks , and will provide also for the installation and maintenance of additional two - way radio equipment , which is of proven ...
... fiscal year 1951 will enable the Secret Service to employ 31 additional agents and 11 additional field clerks , and will provide also for the installation and maintenance of additional two - way radio equipment , which is of proven ...
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... FISCAL DATA Summary of obligations by object ( excluding trust accounts ) fiscal year 1951 Personal services_ 01 02 Travel _ _ 03 Transportation of things . 04 Communication services . 05 Rents and utility services . 06 Printing and ...
... FISCAL DATA Summary of obligations by object ( excluding trust accounts ) fiscal year 1951 Personal services_ 01 02 Travel _ _ 03 Transportation of things . 04 Communication services . 05 Rents and utility services . 06 Printing and ...
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... fiscal year is 298 employees . Funds requested for the fiscal year 1951 , including reimbursements by the Bureau of Engraving and Printing , are to provide for an average strength of 290 employees , or 8 less than for this year ...
... fiscal year is 298 employees . Funds requested for the fiscal year 1951 , including reimbursements by the Bureau of Engraving and Printing , are to provide for an average strength of 290 employees , or 8 less than for this year ...
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... 1951 is for $ 2,300,000 , making a base increase of $ 380,072 . The matter referred to is as follows :) Analysis of appropriation base for fiscal year 1951 Regular appropriation , 1950 act Supplemental appropriation for 1950 .. Total ...
... 1951 is for $ 2,300,000 , making a base increase of $ 380,072 . The matter referred to is as follows :) Analysis of appropriation base for fiscal year 1951 Regular appropriation , 1950 act Supplemental appropriation for 1950 .. Total ...
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accounting system activities actual 1950 estimate additional administrative Admiral O'NEILL agencies AIKEN appropriation base appropriation for 1950 asking ATKESON audit authorized Average banks basis BETTERLEY budget building Bureau BURKE CANFIELD Captain RICHMOND carrier Chairman Civil Aeronautics Board Coast Guard Commissioner committee Congress CONSIDINE cost COUDERT December 31 disbursing DONALDSON employees equipment estimate 1951 estimate estimate to current estimated deficiency expenses Federal FERNANDEZ fiscal year 1951 funds GARY GASTON going Government highway post office Hoover Commission improvements Internal Revenue June 30 Kaiser-Frazer loans machines MAXWELL ment Narcotics operation PASSMAN pay increases payment percent personnel Post Office Department postal Postmaster procedures Public Law 429 railway post office rates recommendations Reconstruction Finance Corporation record reduction refunds reimbursable request Reserve returns routes Salaries SCHOENEMAN Secretary SNYDER statement stations STROM taxpayer tion Total amount appropriated Total estimated obligations Total obligations Treasury Department United
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648 ÆäÀÌÁö - Bank shall be to aid in financing and to facilitate exports and imports and the exchange of commodities between the United States or any of its Territories or insular possessions and any foreign country or the agencies or nationals thereof.
29 ÆäÀÌÁö - ... by the Bureau of Marine Inspection and Navigation of the Department of Commerce.
360 ÆäÀÌÁö - Mr. Chairman. I have a brief statement that I would like to read to the committee, if I may.
20 ÆäÀÌÁö - The line of command and supervision from the President down through his department heads to every employee, and the line of responsibility from each employee of the executive branch up to the President, has been weakened, or actually broken, in many places and in many ways.
648 ÆäÀÌÁö - Law 359, an act to increase rates of compensation of the heads and assistant heads of executive departments and independent agencies...
23 ÆäÀÌÁö - We recommend that the whole budgetary concept of the Federal Government should be refashioned by the adoption of a budget based upon functions, activities, and projects: this we designate as a "performance budget.
6 ÆäÀÌÁö - I should be glad to insert that report in the record for the information of the members of the committee, if the committee so desires.
251 ÆäÀÌÁö - Foley, Jr., as Acting Secretary of the Treasury, to Mr. Pace, the Budget Director, which made the proposal to the Bureau of the Budget that eventually resulted in this legislation. This letter explains some of the background of it, and sets forth an interpretation of how this appropriation actually would work, which was agreed upon by representatives of the Coast Guard, the Bureau of the Budget, the Treasury and the General Accounting Office that worked on this problem. I would like to insert that...
26 ÆäÀÌÁö - Executive order, should require all major departments and agencies to conduct vigorous recruiting programs for, and to examine and make final appointments to: a. All high-level administrative, professional, and technical positions. b. All positions peculiar to the agency. c. Any other classes of positions which, in the judgment of the Civil Service Commission, can be filled more effectively by the agencies.
668 ÆäÀÌÁö - To aid in financing agriculture, commerce, and industry, to encourage small business, to help in maintaining the economic stability of the country, and to assist in promoting maximum employment and production...