Social Aspects of Wartime Evacuation of American Cities With Particular Emphasi
Social Aspects of Wartime Evacuation of American Cities With Particular Emphasi
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0 Number Percent Color White Number Percent 209 70. 6 41 13-9 46 15. 5 296 100. 0 Nonwhite Number Percent 4 22. 2 1 5-6 13 72. 2 18 100. 0 Economic Status 50 72. 5 6 8. 7 13 18. 8 69 100. 0 High Number Percent Middle Number Percent 113 63. 5 29 16. 3 36 20. 2 178 100. 0 Low Number Percent 50 74. 6 7 10. 5 10 14. 9 67 100. 0 gave intended destinations in states outside of the "Middle Atlantic region. This raises the question as to the feasibility of "private" evacuees making long journeys in a t...ime of emergency. While it is desirable to have evacuees make their own arrangements for accommoda- tions, the burden imposed on the transportation system by those going long distances is a factor needing close attention.
In conclusion, the survey of the New York -New Jersey area showed that one-fourth of the persons interviewed reported they could arrange for their own accommodations in reception areas, either with friends, 51 relatives, or in a place of their ovn. By far the largest number of those able to arrange their ovn accommodations planned to stay with relatives or friends.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
0 Number Percent Color White Number Percent 209 70. 6 41 13-9 46 15. 5 296 100. 0 Nonwhite Number Percent 4 22. 2 1 5-6 13 72. 2 18 100. 0 Economic Status 50 72. 5 6 8. 7 13 18. 8 69 100. 0 High Number Percent Middle Number Percent 113 63. 5 29 16. 3 36 20. 2 178 100. 0 Low Number Percent 50 74. 6 7 10. 5 10 14. 9 67 100. 0 gave intended destinations in states outside of the "Middle Atlantic region. This raises the question as to the feasibility of "private" evacuees making long journeys in a t...ime of emergency. While it is desirable to have evacuees make their own arrangements for accommoda- tions, the burden imposed on the transportation system by those going long distances is a factor needing close attention.
In conclusion, the survey of the New York -New Jersey area showed that one-fourth of the persons interviewed reported they could arrange for their own accommodations in reception areas, either with friends, 51 relatives, or in a place of their ovn. By far the largest number of those able to arrange their ovn accommodations planned to stay with relatives or friends.
What to read after Social Aspects of Wartime Evacuation of American Cities With Particular Emphasi?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fred Charles From Old Catalog Ikl to read onlineMoreLess
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