Post Office Appropriation Bill, 1919: Hearings Before the Committee on the Post Office and Post Roads, United States Senate, Sixty-fifth Congress, Second Session on H.R. 7237, an Act Making Appropriations for the Service of the Post Office Department for the Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 1919, and for Other Purposes. February, 1918U.S. Government Printing Office, 1918 - 159 lappuses |
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15 per cent 16-mile route 24 miles American Field Service appropriation automobile average basis BLAKSLEE BROWN carry CHAIRMAN city letter carriers clerks and carriers closed-pouch service COLLINS committee compensation CONGRESS THE LIBRARY contract Delayed connections Delayed mail DENNING distribution duty EDGERTON efficient employees equipment FLAHERTY furnish GIBBONS give grade Hawkinsville horses Labor LIBRARY OF CONGRESS Madden bill month number of clerks number of hours overtime paid parcel post Post Office Department post-office clerks Postal Service pouch PRAEGER railroad railway mail clerks Railway Mail Service railway post office railway postal clerks receive reduced reorganization resignations road rural carrier Rural Delivery Service rural route RYAN salary Senator FRANCE Senator HARDWICK Senator MCKELLAR Senator SWANSON Senator TOWNSEND Senator VARDAMAN Senator WEEKS six days space star route star-route service station terminal thing tion trains tying devices unworked mail
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13. lappuse - ... reading written addresses containing errors which they are required to correct. They must be citizens of the United States, of good moral character and be vouched for by at least two other citizens. They are required to enter into a competitive examination for a place on the elegible register for appointment.
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