Interior Department Appropriation Bill for 1950: Hearings Before the Subcommittee of the Committee on Appropriations, House of Representatives, Eighty-first Congress, First Session ...U.S. Government Printing Office, 1949 - 80 pages |
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... FISH AND WILDLIFE RESOURCES Conservation of the fishery and wildlife resources is an essential part of the general program of natural resource development . The wild or undomesticated animals - fishes , birds , mammals and others- are ...
... FISH AND WILDLIFE RESOURCES Conservation of the fishery and wildlife resources is an essential part of the general program of natural resource development . The wild or undomesticated animals - fishes , birds , mammals and others- are ...
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... FISH HATCHERIES AND GAME REFUGES The work of the Fish and Wildlife Service is directed to conserving and managing these resources to increase their contributions to the national life . To counterbalance , insofar as possible , the drain ...
... FISH HATCHERIES AND GAME REFUGES The work of the Fish and Wildlife Service is directed to conserving and managing these resources to increase their contributions to the national life . To counterbalance , insofar as possible , the drain ...
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... Fish and Wildlife Service . Government in the Territories . 9,928,509 29,005 , 500 540 , 300 18,790 293.000 2,271 , 265 500,000 726,750 21 , 125 , 700 5 , 210 , 500 46,581,579 247 , 119 , 139 13,753 , 750 22 , 284 , 370 13 , 686 , 149 ...
... Fish and Wildlife Service . Government in the Territories . 9,928,509 29,005 , 500 540 , 300 18,790 293.000 2,271 , 265 500,000 726,750 21 , 125 , 700 5 , 210 , 500 46,581,579 247 , 119 , 139 13,753 , 750 22 , 284 , 370 13 , 686 , 149 ...
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... FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE Investigation , exploration , and development of Pacific fisheries . Alaska fisheries and game . Total , Fish and Wildlife Service .. $ 2,470,000 22 , 125 , 000 212,000 4 , 000 , 000 2,300,000 41 , 358,900 ...
... FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE Investigation , exploration , and development of Pacific fisheries . Alaska fisheries and game . Total , Fish and Wildlife Service .. $ 2,470,000 22 , 125 , 000 212,000 4 , 000 , 000 2,300,000 41 , 358,900 ...
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... Fish and Wildlife Service . 4,629 1,847 2,782 2,467 408 2,374 Division of Territories . 1,826 40 2 38 37 1 37 37 1 1 35 10 Governor of Alaska . 11 11 11 11 6 1 4 Alaska Railroad . 2,104 2,104 2 , 104 2 , 104 Alaska Road Commission . 2 ...
... Fish and Wildlife Service . 4,629 1,847 2,782 2,467 408 2,374 Division of Territories . 1,826 40 2 38 37 1 37 37 1 1 35 10 Governor of Alaska . 11 11 11 11 6 1 4 Alaska Railroad . 2,104 2,104 2 , 104 2 , 104 Alaska Road Commission . 2 ...
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1949 appropriation 1950 estimate compared additional administration agencies Alaska Highway Alaska Railroad amount Appropriation Act appropriation and increase appropriation for 1949 areas authorized base salaries due BOYD Budget estimate buildings Chairman Change for 1950 CLAWSON coal Columbia Basin project committee compared with 1950 CONGRESS THE LIBRARY construction contract cost decreases and increases Department due to Public employees equipment estimate for 1950 facilities Federal FENTON fiscal year 1950 fisheries going Government Increase in base Indian Service industry Interior JACKSON JENSEN JOHNSON KIRWAN land maintenance ment mineral National Park Service Navajo NORRELL Olympic National Park operation percent personnel point a statement present problem projects proposed Public Law 900 RECONCILIATION OF ESTIMATES record requested road Salaries and expenses Secretary KRUG Statement of decreases supply Taylor Grazing Act Territory tion TOLSON Total tuberculosis Within-grade salary advancements WRATHER ZIMMERMAN
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