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...rious training and recreation facilities including Greenleaf Lodge (a 1937 WPA building), used as one of the cantonment's two Officers' Clubs.

* WPA. ''Virginia: A Guide to the Old Dominion'' (1940)

...alanced regular budget, and an “emergency” budget for agencies, like the [[WPA]], [[PWA]] and [[Civilian Conservation Corps|CCC]], that would be temporary

...ry. This is the basis of some attacks against the [[Wi-Fi Protected Access|WPA]] system used in some [[wireless network]]s.

[[Image:Coal-wpa.jpg|thumb|300px|WPA poster by Isadore Popoff, 1937]]

* WPA. ''Cincinnati: A Guide to the Queen City and Its Neighbors'' (1943), 574pp;

...ms restored prices. New Deal relief programs, especially the [[CCC]] and [[WPA]] provided jobs for the unemployed, while major civic construction projects

...nd Federal Relief Policy'' (1943) [http://www.questia.com/library/book/the-wpa-and-federal-relief-policy-by-donald-s-howard.jsp online edition]

...p://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks03/0301001h.html]</ref> Starting in 1936 the [[WPA]], a New Deal agency, performed the theatre version across the country. Wri

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* [http://www.questia.com/PM.qst?a=o&d=72506321 WPA. ''Massachusetts: A Guide to Its Places and People.'' (1937)] famous guide * WPA. ''Massachusetts: A Guide to Its Places and People.'' (1937)] famous guide

...nsion, and during World War II closed the major relief programs like the [[WPA]] and [[Civilian Conservation Corps]], arguing that unemployment had disapp ...ncy that employed two million family heads. However, even at the height of WPA employment in 1938, unemployment was still 12.5% according to figures from

...ministration'', and largest of all, the ''Works Progress Administration'' (WPA). (The numbers employed by last-mentioned reached 3.3 million in Novembe

...and other relief programs in the North were more receptive to blacks. The WPA paid more in the North.

.... In the United States some critics complained about a "global WPA" (wee [[WPA]]) but little organized opposition emerged, apart from far-left elements in

...lose partner of Roosevelt and [[New Deal]] agencies such as CWA, PWA and [[WPA]], which poured $1.1 billion into the city 1934-39. In turn he gave FDR a s

...'' (19 vols., (1972) oral histories with ex-slaves conducted in 1930s by [[WPA]]

...to the war, many of them par­tic­i­pat­ed in the [[Federal Art Project]], (WPA) [[Works Progress Ad­min­is­tra­tion]], which pro­vid­ed sti­pends d

...orking class Irish Catholic, a Democrat. He held a minor position in the [[WPA]] during the New Deal. His son recalled numerous alcoholic episodes. Reagan

* WPA. ''Illinois: A Descriptive and Historical Guide'' (1939)