Departments of State and Justice, the Judiciary, and Related Agencies Appropriations: Department of JusticeU.S. Government Printing Office, 1936 |
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additional administrative allowed amount appropriation approximately AUTON average BACON BATES bill boys break-down Budget building Bureau of Investigation Bureau of Prisons camps capita cost CARY cents Chairman Chillicothe clerks committee Congress connection construction course criminal Department of Justice District of Columbia Division duty Eastern El Reno employees equipment expenses farm filed fingerprints fiscal year 1935 funds Government guards handle HOOVER houses increase inmates institution involved jail JONES Judge BOOTH Judge MCCLELLAND July June 30 junior officers KAHN Kooskia La Tuna Leavenworth LYNN maintenance and operation marshals matter MCCLURE MCMILLAN McNeil Island ment necessary paid pending penitentiary per-capita cost percent personnel population present probation officers RABAUT record referred reformatories requested salaries special assistants Stat statement stenographers STEWART submit TARVER tion Total TREADWAY Treasury United States attorneys UNITED STATES PENITENTIARY violations visiting consultant
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