Reports to Congress on Economic Cooperation Administration (Y 3.Ec 74/3:8/)

The Economic Cooperation Administration was established as an independent agency in 1948 to administer the European Recovery Program, otherwise known as the Marshall Plan. In 1951 the agency was abolished and its functions were transferred to the Mutual Security Agency. During its brief existence, the agency produced quarterly reports to Congress on its activities. (Andriot 808)

Issue No.	Date Ending	Congress	Session	Type	Volume	Number	Serial Set Volume
1	June 1948	80th	2nd	H.doc.	54	784	11276 pt.
1 supp.	June 1948	80th	2nd	H.doc.	54	785	11276 pt.
2	Sept. 1948	81st	1st	H.doc.	39	74	11352 pt.
3	Dec. 1948	81st	1st	H.doc.	39	179	11352 pt.
4	Mar. 1949	81st	1st	H.doc.	39	308	11352 pt.
5	June 1949	81st	2nd	H.doc.	60	416	11464 pt.
6	Sept. 1949	81st	2nd	H.doc.	60	426	11464 pt.
7	Dec. 1949	81st	2nd	H.doc.	60	571	11464 pt.
8	Mar. 1950	81st	2nd	H.doc.	60	645	11464 pt.
9	June 1950	81st	2nd	H.doc.	60	713	11464 pt.
10	Sept. 1950	82nd	1st	H.doc.	37	52	11551 pt.
11	Dec. 1950	82nd	1st	H.doc.	37	115	11551 pt.
12	Mar. 1951	82nd	1st	H.doc.	37	198	11551 pt.
13	June 1951	82nd	1st	H.doc.	37	249	11551 pt.

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Editor: Jennifer E. McMullen