A BILL PROVIDING AID TO STATES FOR THE PURPOSE OF NEEDED SCHOOL FACILITIES S. 2601 A BILL TO PROVIDE FOR FEDERAL FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO S. 2779 A BILL TO PROVIDE FOR FEDERAL FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO 48367 MAY 11, 12, 13, 17, 18, 19, 20, 25, AND JUNE 9, 1954 Senate Printed for the use of the Committee on Labor and Public Welfare. UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE WASHINGTON: 1954 HBP 21 CONTENTS Text of- Report of the Bureau of the Budget. Report of the Department of Health, Education, and Welfare.. S. 2601__ Report of the Bureau of the Budget. Report of the Department of Health, Education, and Welfare___ S. 2779___ Report of the Bureau of the Budget_ Report of the Department of Health, Education, and Welfare___ Biemiller, Andrew J., member, national legislative committee, Ameri- Boehm, Charles H., county superintendent of Bucks County Schools, Page 1 10 15 10 11 7 10 13 52 236 57 222 Borchardt, Mrs. Selma M., vice president and Washington representa- 263 Braun, E. J., member of the executive committee of the National 231 318 165 Butler, Wendell P., State superintendent of public instruction, 180 Calhoun, G. B., director of schoolhouse planning of the State depart- -241, 247 Carr, William G., executive secretary, National Education Associa- Clements, Hon. Earle C., a United States Senator from the State of 73 175 Cornell, Dr. Francis G., professor of education, College of Education, 86 Frelinghuysen, Hon. Peter, Jr., a Representative in Congress from Dodson, J. Marvin, director of public relations, Kentucky Educa- 186 308 Fuller, Edgar, executive secretary, National Council of Chief State 194 Gray, Mrs. Edward R., Washington committee on legislation, Na- 140 Guernsey, George T., associate director in charge of education, depart- Hecht, George J., chairman of the American Parents Committee, Inc.. 253 44 305 Humphrey, Hon. Hubert H., a United States Senator from the State 277 Hyde, Hon. De Witt S., a Representative in Congress from the State 307 Jackson, Hon. Henry M., a United States Senator from the State of 310 5-5 Statement of-Continued Page Johnson, Hon. Edwin C., a United States Senator from the State of 287 Kefauver, Hon. Estes, a United States Senator from the State of Ten nessee__ 281 Kerr, Hon. Robert S., a United States Senator from the State of Oklahoma. 288 Magnuson, Hon. Warren G., a United States Senator from the State of Washington_ 310 McCarran, Hon. Pat, a United States Senator from the State of 286 McClellan, Hon. John L., a United States Senator from the State of 283 McClure, Dr. Worth, executive secretary, American Association of 18 Meece, Dr. L. E., College of Education, University of Kentucky, repre- 217 32 Mitchell, Clarence, representing the National Association for the Ad- 248 Murray, Hon. James E., a United States Senator from the State of 304 Natcher, Hon. William H., a Representative in Congress from the 192 Page, Kenneth, senior high school teacher, Ames, Iowa.. 143 Raver, Milson C., executive secretary of the Maryland State Teachers' 159 Rich, William E., executive secretary, Tennessee School Board Association, Nashville, Tenn 244 Rose, Oscar V., superintendent of schools, Midwest City, Okla.. 283 285 Stapleton, Edward G., superintendent of Baltimore County schools, 147 Symington, Hon. Stuart, a United States Senator from the State of 290 Watts, Hon. John C., a Representative in Congress from the State of 191 Additional information submitted for the record by— History of support of Federal aid to education_ 238 Statement of Christine M. Heinig, associate in childhood and 239 Taxation and the financing of public schools 239 American Federation of Labor-Comparison of State educational levels and financial resources, table__ 63 American Legion, letter from Miles D. Kennedy, director, transmitting resolutions.. 275 American Parents Committee, Inc., open letter to the President_---American Vocational Association, Inc., letter of M. D. Mobley, executive secretary, transmitting statement... - 45 310 Baltimore County schools: Cash disbursements made since 1945 for new buildings, table___ 148 150 149 Bucks County schools, Doylestown, Pa.: Children per housing unit for Levittown, Fairless Hills, and Oak 224 Percentage of families by various age groups, 1951, table_ 223 225 Real estate tax rate, assessed valuation, local taxes, and State 226 226 Page Additional information submitted-Continued Commissioner of Education: Expenditure for capital outlay per capita of total population, by Letter transmitting table re national average cost of school facil- Congress of Industrial Organizations: 280 279, 281 Financing school construction, table- 260 259 Dermott Grocery & Commission Co., letter of C. J. Griffith, Jr., secretary and general manager- 313 Dworshak, Hon. Henry, letter transmitting statement of Elmore 306 Elmore County, Mont., letter of Mrs. Elma M. Goodman, superin tendent. 307 Frankfort, Ky., Department of Education: Annual average daily attendance of enrolled grades 1-12 public 183 Annual enrollment grades 1-12 public schools, table.. 184 183 Frelinghuysen, Hon. Peter, Jr., letter transmitting statement__. 308 267 Hyde, Hon. De Witt S., letter transmitting statement. 307 Illinois Manufacturers Association, letter from James L. Donnelly, executive vice president 235 Estimated allotments S. 2601, table- Illinois, University of: Estimated allotments per census child (5-17) under several Jackson, Hon. Henry M., letter. 108 107 310 Johnson, Hon. Edwin C., letter to chairman transmitting statement-- 287 215 Lone Rock public schools, Lone Rock, Wis., letter of George R. Vergenz, supervising principal 313 Magnuson, Hon. Warren G., letter Maryland State Teachers Association, Inc.: Map. 310 158 Public school enrollment (grades 1-12), State of Maryland: 160 Massachusetts Teachers Association, Boston, Mass., letter of Hugh 317 McClellan, Hon. John L., table illustrating the distribution of $95 299 Millikin, Hon. Eugene D., letter to chairman_ 235 Mountain Home, Elmore County, Mont., letters from Mrs. Elma M. 307 270 268 Cost of remodeling and rehabilitation, new construction, sites, and 200 199 Estimated allotments per census child (5-17) under several school 208 Limitations on issuance of school bonds reported for the 1949-50 203 school plants, by State, table_ Percent of pupils housed in satisfactory, fair, and unsatisfactory Public school construction, 1930-60, chart_ Some results of inadequate facilities, by State, table 198 196 197 201 |