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• Federal Emergency Relief Administration
  '''Federal Emergency Relief Administration''' (FERA) was the new name given by the Roosevelt Administration to the "Em ...on]] (CWA) as a $400 million short-term measure to get people to work. The Federal Emergency Relief Administration was terminated in 1935 and its work taken over by two entirely new federal
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• Federal Emergency Relief Administration/Definition
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• Federal Emergency Relief Administration/Approval
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• Federal Emergency Relief Administration/Bibliography
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• Federal Emergency Relief Administration/Related Articles
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• Federal Emergency Relief Administration/External Links
  ...dministration Photographs] Essay on the program and images documenting the Federal Emergency Relief Administration program in King County, Washington, 1933-35.
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• Federal Emergency Relief Administration/External Links
  ...dministration Photographs] Essay on the program and images documenting the Federal Emergency Relief Administration program in King County, Washington, 1933-35.
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• FERA/Definition
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• FERA/Bibliography
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• FERA/Approval
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• FERA
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• New Deal/Addendum
  * Federal Emergency Relief Act 1933. Created the Federal Emergency Relief Administration. * [[FERA|Federal Emergency Relief Administration]] (FERA) gave grants to states to operate relief projects for the unskilled
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• Federal Emergency Relief Administration/Related Articles
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• FERA/Related Articles
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• Harry Hopkins/Related Articles
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• Social Security in the USA/Related Articles
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• Federal Emergency Relief Administration
  '''Federal Emergency Relief Administration''' (FERA) was the new name given by the Roosevelt Administration to the "Em ...on]] (CWA) as a $400 million short-term measure to get people to work. The Federal Emergency Relief Administration was terminated in 1935 and its work taken over by two entirely new federal
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• Harry Hopkins
  ...chitects of the [[New Deal]], especially the relief programs of the [[FERA|Federal Emergency Relief Administration (FERA)]] in 1933-35 and the even larger [[Works Progress Administration]] ...istrations' work-relief programs, especially [[FERA]]. He supervised the [[Federal Emergency Relief Administration]] (FERA), the [[Civil Works Administration]] (CWA). Hopkins feuded with [[
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• Project Muse/Related Articles
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• New Deal
  ...''Civilian Conservation Corps'', the ''Civil Works Administration'', the ''Federal Emergency Relief Administration'' the ''National Youth Administration'', and largest of all, the ''Works Pr
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• Arthur J. Altmeyer
  ...]] to consult on relations with state labor departments. He advised the [[Federal Emergency Relief Administration]] and the [[Civil Works Administration]]. In November 1933, he was appoint
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• Arthur J. Altmeyer/Citable Version
  ...]] to consult on relations with state labor departments. He advised the [[Federal Emergency Relief Administration]] and the [[Civil Works Administration]]. In November 1933, he was appoint
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• Franklin D. Roosevelt
  ...of Hoover's major relief program for the unemployed under the new name, [[Federal Emergency Relief Administration]]. The most popular of all New Deal agencies, and Roosevelt's favorite, was
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