The Great Depression of the 1930s WebQuest
The Great Depression of the 1930s WebQuest. Introduction. It is early 1930's. . Take a look at the Occupation and Salary Chart to determine what you do for a .
http://ecsd.us/staff/kreichle/Depression%20webquest/Great%20Depression%20Webquest.htm
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Life As a Black Baseball Player: Playing Conditions
During the 1920s, monthly salaries averaged about $230, but during the Depression-ridden 1930s they fell to about $170....Salaries paid major leaguers were .
http://coe.ksu.edu/nlbm/player2.html
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How much did baseball players in the 1930's make
The highest salary in 1930s was $80000 for Babe Ruth of the Yankees. According to Ken Burns in his PBS series Baseball: The Cardinal players didn't make .
http://wiki.answers.com/Q/How_much_did_baseball_players_in_the_1930's_make
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What was the salary for African Americans in the 1930s
What was the salary for African Americans in the 1930s? In: African-American History [Edit categories]. Answer: Improve. 60 cents per day for a 14 hour day .
http://wiki.answers.com/Q/What_was_the_salary_for_African_Americans_in_the_1930s
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Fun Facts - 1930s
Because of the depression by the 1930s money was scarce, and people did what they could . There were shortened school terms, teachers' salaries were cut.
http://www.thepastisablast.com/funfacts/fun_facts_1930s.htm
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National Football League Salaries collapsed during the Great Depression of the 1930s. Former Chicago Bears center Charles 'Ookie' Miller, who was an All-Pro .
http://www.footballhistorian.com/football_heroes.cfm?page=32
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The 1930s: Education: Overview – FREE The 1930s: Education ...
The 1930s: Education: Overview – Encyclopedia.com has The 1930s: . available, but financial support for schools and good salaries for teachers went begging.
http://www.encyclopedia.com/doc/1G2-3468301121.html
RESOLUTION ON SALARY REDUCTIONS
During the financial crisis of the 1930s the regents implemented salary reductions on a sliding scale similar to the one we now propose. According to the minutes .
http://blog.lib.umn.edu/bgleason/pt/salaryreductionres.pdf
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