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CHALLENGE OF CHANGE Reel 2 · Part 1
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HISTORICAL DOCUMENTARY: Traces the history of the Labor Department from its inception in 1913 when it possessed a small staff of 15 in the Women's Bureau, 94 in the Bureau of Labor Statistics, and a horse and buggy. R.I: Portrays economic developments since World War I. President Herbert Hoover takes the oath of office and appoints Secretary of Labor James J. Davis to head a committee to develop national and social programs. R.2: Examines the expansion of the Labor Department in an age of scientific advancement. its contributions to war production, and the passing of the Manpower Development and Training Act (1962).
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General Records of the Department of Labor
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