109 Old Rare Issues of Indians at Work Native Americans Affairs Magazine on DVD

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THE LARGEST COLLECTION ON eBAY "INDIANS AT WORK" "A Magazine Published by the Office of Indian Affairs, predecessor agency to the Bureau of Indian Affairs" 109 ISSUES __________________ It is nearly impossible to find all these OLD & RARE magazines in any form and if found they would cost a fortune! ____________________ Great Collection Of OLD & RARE Magazines *************************INDIANS AT WORK "A Magazine Published by the Office of Indian Affairs, predecessor agency to the Bureau of Indian Affairs"INDIANS AT WORK was published between 1933 and 1945 by the Office of Indian Affairs (later the Bureau of Indians Affairs) and showcased the work of the Civilian Conservation Corps Indian Division. The corps was developed as part of the New Deal effort to counter the effects of the Great Depression by creating public works projects to create employment opportunities. Office of Indian Affairs, predecessor agency to the Bureau of Indian Affairs.The Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA) is an agency of the federal government of the United States within the U.S. Department of the Interior. It is responsible for the administration and management of 55,700,000 acres (225,000 km2) of land held in trust by the United States for Native Americans in the United States, Native American Tribes and Alaska Natives. The BIA is one of two bureaus under the jurisdiction of the Assistant Secretary for Indian Affairs: the Bureau of Indian Affairs and the Bureau of Indian Education, which provides education services to approximately 48,000 Native Americans. The BIA’s responsibilities ly included providing health care to American Indians and Alaska Natives. In 1954 that function was transferred to the Department of Health, Education, and Welfare (now known as the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services), and it is now known as the Indian Health Service. *************************** All these OLD & RARE Magazines have been professionally compiled in high quality and preserved forever on DVD data disc for your enjoyment You can READ, TRANSFER, COPY, CUT, PASTE, SAVE & ZOOM IN on any text, diagrams or illustrations. The pictures you see in this auction were taken from this DVD This DVD MUST be read on a computer or a laptop and It will NOT work on regular DVD Player ********************************* Normal 0 false false false MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 The Complete List of the Issues Indians at Work, October 1 (1933) Indians at Work, October 15 (1933) Indians at Work, December 1 (1933) Indians at Work, January 15 (1934) Indians at Work, February 1 (1934) Indians at Work, March 1 (1934) Indians at Work, March 15 (1934) Indians at Work, June 1 (1934) Indians at Work, June 15 (1934) Indians at Work, July 1 (1934) Indians at Work, August 15 (1934) Indians at Work, September 1 (1934) Indians at Work, September 15 (1934) Indians at Work, October 1 (1934) Indians at Work, October 15 (1934) Indians at Work, November 15 (1934) Indians at Work, January 1 (1935) Indians at Work, February 1 (1935) Indians at Work, February 15 (1935) Indians at Work, March 1 (1935) Indians at Work, April 1 (1935) Indians at Work, May 15 (1935) Indians at Work, June 15 (1935) Indians at Work, July 1 (1935) Indians at Work, July 15 (1935) Indians at Work, August 1 (1935) Indians at Work, August 15 (1935) Indians at Work, October 15 (1935) Indians at Work, November 15 (1935) Indians at Work, December 1 (1935) Indians at Work, December 15 (1935) Indians at Work, January 1 (1936) Indians at Work, March 15 (1936) Indians at Work, April 1 (1936) Indians at Work, April 15 (1936) Indians at Work, May 1 (1936) Indians at Work, June 15 (1936) Indians at Work, July 1 (1936) Indians at Work, July 15 (1936) Indians at Work, August 1 (1936) Indians at Work, August 15 (1936) Indians at Work, September 1 (1936) Indians at Work, September 15 (1936) Indians at Work, October 1 (1936) Indians at Work, October 15 (1936) Indians at Work, November 15 (1936) Indians at Work, December 1 (1936) Indians at Work, December 15 (1936) Indians at Work, January 1 (1937) Indians at Work, January 15 (1937) Indians at Work, February 1 (1937) Indians at Work, February 15 (1937) Indians at Work, March 1 (1937) Indians at Work, March 15 (1937) Indians at Work, April 1 (1937) Indians at Work, April 15 (1937) Indians at Work, May (1937) Indians at Work, July 1 (1937) Indians at Work, July 15 - August 1 (1937) Indians at Work, October 1 (1937) Indians at Work, October 15 (1937) Indians at Work, December 1 (1937) Indians at Work, January (1938) Indians at Work, February (1938) Indians at Work, March (1938) Indians at Work, April (1938) Indians at Work, May (1938) Indians at Work, June (1938) Indians at Work, July (1938) Indians at Work, August (1938) Indians at Work, September (1938) Indians at Work, October (1938) Indians at Work, November (1938) Indians at Work, December (1938) Indians at Work, January (1939) Indians at Work, February (1939) Indians at Work, March (1939) Indians at Work, April (1939) Indians at Work, May (1939) Indians at Work, July (1939) Indians at Work, August (1939) Indians at Work, September (1939) Indians at Work, October (1939) Indians at Work, December (1939) Indians at Work, January (1940) Indians at Work, March (1940) Indians at Work, July (1940) Indians at Work, August-September (1940) Indians at Work, October (1940) Indians at Work, November (1940) Indians at Work, December (1940) Indians at Work, January (1941) Indians at Work, February (1941) Indians at Work, April (1941) Indians at Work, May (1941) Indians at Work, July (1941) Indians at Work, August (1941) Indians at Work, September (1941) Indians at Work, October (1941) Indians at Work, December (1941) Indians at Work, March (1942) Indians at Work, April (1942) Indians at Work, (1943) Indians at Work, May-June (1943) Indians at Work, July-August (1943) Indians at Work, March-April (1944) Indians at Work, May-June (1945) Indians at Work, Special Children's Number Indians at Work, An Emergency Conservation News Sheet for Ourselves ******************* Normal 0 false false false MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 Please make sure to check our other OLD & RARE eBooks collections Lists Each collection is unique and take advantage of our Multiple Purchase Discount Multiple Purchase DiscountsIf you purchase 3 of our OLD & RARE book collections you will automatically qualify for a free collection of your choice. 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