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Report For 1942, Goodwill Industries
The solution is not charity. It is a program of rehabilitation and training which makes these people self-confident and able not only to support themselves, but also to give Society the benefit of their individual talents. In helping to meet the war shortage of materials and skilled help, the Goodwill workers prove that the organization has aided not only them, but their beloved country as well....
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Title: Report For 1942, Goodwill Industries
Creator: Oliver A. Friedman (author)
Date: 1942
Format: n/a
Source: Goodwill Industries International, Inc., Archives, Robert E. Watkins Library
Keywords: Blind; Charity; Deaf; Death; Economics; Edgar J. Helms; Employment; Goodwill Industries; Industry; Labor; Labor & Commerce; Physical Disability; Religion; Self Help; Sensory Disability; Service Organizations; Social Welfare & Communities; Statistics; Transportation; Veterans & Military; Vocational Rehabilitation; Work; WWII
Topics: Institutions, Organizations & Corporations; Social Movements & Advocacy


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- Cabinet Maker William Steiner (still)
- Collection Report (doc)
- Contributions And Types Of Raw Material (still)
- Distribution Of Operating Expense (still)
- Divisional Distribution Of Operating Expense (doc)
- Divisional Distributuion Of Operating Expenses (still)
- Dr. Edgar J. Helms, 1843-1942 (still)
- Mental Readjustment (still)
- Operating Income And Expense (doc)
- Peggy Harper (still)
- Rebuilding Furniture (still)
- Report For 1942, Goodwill Industries (doc)
- Self-Help, Employment, Training, And Rehabilitation (still)
- Service Record (doc)
- Sources Of Operating Funding (still)
- Summary Of Assets And Liabilities (doc)
- The American Way (still)
- Types Of Handicaps Represented By Workers (still)
- Welder Kenneth Jackson (still)