Education and Labor-Handicapped/ Disabled (S. 1066/S. 2273/H. R. 3095/H. R. 5577), 1950

File — Box: LG 7, Folder: 45

Identifier: CAC_CC_001_7_7_45_0000

Staff Only

Correspondence. Mentioned are S. 1066 ["To establish a Federal Commission of Services for the Physically Handicapped, to define its duties, and for other purposes" (John J. Sparkman - Alabama; Walter F. George - Georgia; Elbert D. Thomas - Utah; Claude Pepper - Florida; Edwin C. Johnson - Colorado; Lister Hill - Alabama; Ernest W. McFarland - Arizona; Clyde R. Hoey - North Carolina; Olin D. Johnston - South Carolina; Francis J. Myers - Pennsylvania; J. Howard McGrath - Rhode Island; Matthew M. Neely - West Virginia; Hubert H. Humphrey - Minnesota; Estes Kefauver - Tennessee; Owen Brewster - Maine; George D. Aiken - Vermont; Wayne Morse - Oregon; Joseph R. McCarthy - Wisconsin]; S. 2273 ["To assume the provisions of all necessary services to prepare disabled persons for and establish them in remunerative employment, to provide for grants-in-aid to the states for adjustment training services for the blind, and for establishing employment opportunities for the severely disabled, to amend the Vocational Rehabilitation Act, as amended (U. S. C., 1946 ed., title 29, ch. 4), to amend the Randolph Sheppard Act (U. S. C., 1946 ed., title 20, ch. 6a) and for other purposes" (Elbert D. Thomas - Utah)]; H. R. 3095 ["To establish a Federal Commission on services for the Physically Handicapped, to define its duties, and for other purposes" (Augustine B. Kelley - Pennsylvania)]; and H. R. 5577 [same title as H. R. 2273 (John Lesinski - Michigan)].

Dates

1950

Language of Materials

English

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