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As we analyze this problem we must come to the conclusion that we can never solve it unless we continue to move forward simultaneously on three other equally important fronts : 1. We must continue with even greater energy and devotion ...
As we analyze this problem we must come to the conclusion that we can never solve it unless we continue to move forward simultaneously on three other equally important fronts : 1. We must continue with even greater energy and devotion ...
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The worker , the farmer , the self - employed person are all dependent on a continuing money income . ... as to the preservation of our democracy , that such families continue to have food and shelter and the other necessities of life .
The worker , the farmer , the self - employed person are all dependent on a continuing money income . ... as to the preservation of our democracy , that such families continue to have food and shelter and the other necessities of life .
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own traditional way " of handling Negro labor and would continue to do so , war or no war . Nor are Southern states the only ones that openly or secretly oppose Federal directives and allow interviewers to continue to use their own ...
own traditional way " of handling Negro labor and would continue to do so , war or no war . Nor are Southern states the only ones that openly or secretly oppose Federal directives and allow interviewers to continue to use their own ...
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War and the Social Services Elizabeth Wisner | 16 |
The Future for Social Work Leonard W Mayo | 25 |
Social Work Concepts and Methods in the Postwar World | 35 |
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