Vital statistics Continued Ohio. Joint leg. com. on administrative reorganization. Report on bureau of vital statistics. W: H. Allen. 2p '20? Some statistics on old age. table Metropolitan Life Insurance Co Statis Bul p 5-6 Ap '20 Vital statistics. tables In New Zealand. Statistician. Statistics, 1917: v. 1, Blue book, p 31-196 '18 Vital statistics. tables In Quebec. Secretary's dept. Bur. of statistics. Statistical yearbook, 1919, p 64-79 '19 Vital statistics and the practising physician. G: C. Whipple. Modern Medicine 1:553-4 N '19 For further references to current literature on Vital statistics, see Index Medicus See also Birth statistics; Mortality; United States-Census; also subhead Statistics under: Infant mortality; Maternal mortality Laws New Jersey-Act relating to vital statistics concerning births and deaths. (Ch. 99, Acts 1920) Legislation American med. assn. Why should births and deaths be registered: summary of the history and present condition of vital statistic laws including the text of the model bill. 46p maps '19 535 N. Dearborn st, Chicago Periodicals The Metropolitan life insurance company has begun to publish a monthly statistical bulletin similar to the bulletins of state and city health departments. Its aim is "to portray the current vital statistics of the company's membership." "These bulletins will serve to point out what the current conditions of life and health are throughout the United States and Canada as shown by the latest tabulation of the death certificates received by the company." 1 Madison av, N.Y. Monthly Vtel Statistics Review is a new bulletin to be issued, beginning with March, 1920, in place of the Monthly Vital Statistics number of the Official Bulletin published by the New York state department of health. The new publication contains a more elaborate report of the st: te's vital statistics than has been published heretofore. It is prepared especially for the practical use of health officers and registrars, public health nurses, social workers, physicians, and other public officials. ↑ Great Britain. Nat. health insurance. Med. research com. Report on the present state of knowledge concerning accessory food factors (vitamines). (Special rept. ger. no. 38) 107p il charts *4s '19 H. M. stationery office Present status of vitamines. Katherine Blunt and Chi Che Wang. bibl Modern Hospital 14:312-16 Ap '20; Same. bibl Am Food J p 11-15 My '20 Reprinted from the Journal of Home Economics. The section of abstracts on Foods and human nutrition published in the Experiment Station Record regularly contains brief digests of articles on vitamines. Teachers col. How vitamines help to make the baby thrive. (No. 3) 8p il charts '20 525 W. 120th st, N.Y. Vitamines. E. V. MacCullum. In Internat. conference of women physicians. Proceedings, 1919: v. 1, General problems of health, p 108-21 '20 Bibllography † United States. Lib. of Congress. List of references on vitamines. 5p (Typew. 35c) N '19 '19 To be obtained only thru P.A.I.S. Vocational education California. Bd. of educ. Documents relating to vocational education. (Bul. no. 23-A, 1919-20) 80p tables '19 Future problems of state and national administration of vocational education. L. S. Hawkins. Vocational Summary p 6-8 My '20 Read before the National society for vocational education, Chicago, Feb. 21, 1920. Goldsmith, E. B., comp. Employers' viewpoint concerning Vocational training: a special study of data obtained from fifty employers. 6p (Mim.) My '20 Com. for vocational scholarships, 258 Henry st, N.Y. Industrial and vocational education in the Philippines. H. H. Miller. Educ R (Shanghai) 11:314-25 O '19 Paper read at the annual meeting of the Advisory council of the China Christian educational association, Shanghai, April 22, 1919. Labor Temple evening high school. Progress: 1919 annual. 46p il D '19 Los Angeles, Cal. The Labor Temple evening high school of Los Angeles, conducted by the Board of education in the Labor Temple, offers facilities for teaching the English language and American ideals to the foreign-born and provides evening classes in which tradesmen and mechanics may supplement their trade knowledge with expert training. Labor's interest in thorough trade training: brief history and progress of the vocational education act. A. E. Holder. il In Labor Temple evening high school. Progress: 1919 annual, p 25-8 D '19 Manhattan trade school for girls. A. L. Burdick. Vocational Summary 2:110-11 O '19 New York (state). Univ. State-aided evening vocational schools. (Bul. no 688) 29p Je 15 '19 State lib. United States. Bur. of educ. Vocational education. W: T. Bawden. (Bul. no. 25) 30p '19 Advance sheets from the Biennial survey of education in the United States, 19161918. United States. House. Com. on educ. Extending use of special fund for vocational education: hearing on S. 5038, January 24, 1919. (U.S. 65th Congress, 3d sess.) 10p '19 Apply to Congressmen Vocational education. J: H. Ferguson. Modern City p 14-15 O '19 Vocational education in a democratic society. J: A. Ryan. Cath Educ Assn Bul 16:90-9 N '19 Vocational education in New Brunswick. G. C. Woodward. Commerce Repts no 216 p 1389 S 15 '19 Vocational school for the tuberen'c: J: D Robertson. il Chicago Munic Tuberculosis Sanitarium Bul 2:1-34 Ja '90 Vocational training in the public schools. H. T. Wooley. Ohio Bul Charities and Correction p 28-33 JI '19 Why of vocational training: an outline of America's industrial development and its effect on our conception of education. E. G. Allen. il Mich Manufacturer and Financial Rec p 9-10 O 18 '19 (to be cont.) For further references to current periodical literature on Vocational education, see Monthly Record of Current Educational Publications and Readers' Guide See also Agricultural education; Agriculture; Continuation schools; Domestic science; Industrial education: Manual training; Military training; Technical education; United States-Federal board for vocational Vocational education —Continued education; also subhead Education under: Naval architecture; Prisoners; also subhead Training under: Aeronautic engineering; Commerce, Foreign; Consular service; Employees, Government; Firemen; Hospital social service; Midwives; Ministers; Municipal government-Commission-manager plan; Nurses and nursing; Psychiatry; Public health nurses; Real estate brokers; Shipbuilding; Shipping; Social service; Social service, Rural; Teachers; Vital statistics Bibliography • United States. Bur. of educ. List of references on vocational education. (Lib. leaflet no. 7) 16p Ag '19 Vocational education in books and periodicals. Vocational Summary 2:226-7; 3:15-16 Ap-My '20 Conferences † National soc. for vocational educ. Proceedings of the joint convention of the National society for vocational education and the Vocational education association of the Middle West, Chicago, February 19-21, 1920. (Bul. no. 32) 255p tables $1 Je '20 140 W. 42d st, N.Y. Government aid • Michigan. Bd. of control for vocational educ. Vocational education: the Michigan plan for vocational education under the SmithHughes law. 2d ed (Vocational educ. bul. no. 201) 61p Jl '19 Nebraska. Bd. for vocational educ. Plans for vocational education in Nebraska under the provisions of the federal law known as the Smith-Hughes act. 25p '17 Nebraska. Bd. for vocational educ. Plans for vocational education in Nebraska under the provisions of the federal law known as the Smith-Hughes act, adopted by the State board for vocational education and approved by the Federal board for vocational education for the year 1919-1920. (Bul. no. 3) 38p tables '19 New Mexico. Bd. for vocational educ. Revised plans for vocational education in New Mexico under the provisions of the SmithHughes act adopted by the State board for vocational education, April, 1919 and approved by the Federal board for vocational education, September, 1919. (Vocational bul. no. 4) 52p tables '19 Oregon. Bd. for vocational educ. Revised plans for organization and administration under the Smith-Hughes law. (Bul. no. 2) 31p tables Je '19 State lib. Furnished only on exchange accounts. Vocational schools federally aided. John Cummings. table Vocational Summary 2:143-4 D '19 Laws • Wisconsin. Bd. of vocational educ. Wisconsin laws relating to vocational education. (Bul. no. 3) 20p '19 Railroad shops Vocational training in railroad shops. Monthly Labor R 9:1525 N 19 Reports Arizona. Bd. for the control of vocational educ. 1st and 2d annual reports of the Department of vocational education, 1917-1919. (Bul. no. 4) 19p tables Je '19 State lib. Great Britain. Ministry of reconstruction. Women's advisory com. Interim report of the sub-committee on the co-ordination of the vocational training of women. (278) 8p *3d '18 H. M. stationery office * New Jersey. Dent. of pub. instruction. Annual report on vocational education and manual training for the year ending June 30. 1919. 79p il tables '19 United States. Fed. bd. for vocational educ. 3rd annual report. 1919. 2v tables '19 V. 1, Vocational education; v. 2, Vocational rehabilitation. Statistics Pupils enrolled in vocational courses. John Cummings. table Vocational Summary 2: 188-9 F '20 Surveys Report of a vocational survey made under the direction and supervision of the Vocational committee and the superintendent of schools for the Board of education, city of Elmira, N.Y., 1919. tables Elmira School Bul p 4-18 N '19 Vocational guidance Asks cooperation in vocational guidance work in cities. School Life p 4 O 1 '19 Juvenile placement in Great Britain; with discussion. R. C. Davison. In U.S. Children's bur. Standards of child welfare, p 132-41 '19 * United States. Children's bur. Advising children in their choice of occupation and supervising the working child. (Children's year leaflet no. 10, Bur. pub. no. 53) 14p Ap 6 '19 Prepared in collaboration with the Child conservation section of the Field division, Council of national defense. Vocational advisement; with discussion. John O'Grady. Cath Educ Assn Bul 16:279-90 N '19 Vocational guidance assn. of the U.S. Conference, Chicago, Feb. 19-20, 1920. This is a new organization formed in New York, Jan. 6, 1920, to take the place of the National vocational guidance association, no longer active. R. H. Allen, sec., Bur. of munic. research, 261 Broadway, N.Y. The report of the conference of Feb. 19-20 is not in print. At the meetings it was decided that the new organization should retain the old title "National vocational guidance association." The meetings were continued under the latter title at Cleveland in connection with the meetings of the National education association on Feb. 27. The report of the Cleveland meeting is printed in School Life, March 15, 1920. Voting Qualifications -Continued Qualifications for voting, by states. table In World almanac and encyclopedia, 1920, p 788-9 '19 † Rhode Island. Lib. Leg. ref. bur. Property qualification (the holding of property a requisite for voting in town or municipal elections). E. R. Stevens, comp. 6p (Typew. 40c) Ja 15 '20 From a letter canvass with the several states. To be obtained only thru P.A.I.S. Governors' messages, 1920 Rhode Island-Gov. Beeckman recommends submitting to the electors an amendment to the state constitution abolishing the property qualification for suffrage. Wages Ꮤ Average weekly earnings in New York factories, compared with retail food prices. table Monthly Labor R 9:1134 O '19 Basset, W: R. Have we reached the limit of wages? 16p Ja '19 Miller, Franklin, Bas set & co., 347 Madison av, N.Y. Changes in rates of wages anu hours of labour. tables Labour Gaz 27:440-6 O '19 Cost of living and wages; Wages [in France]. tables In French year book, 1919, p 639-45 '19 Cost of living in relation to wage adjustments. tables Monthly Labor R 10:148-52 Ja '20 Cost of living to Chinese in Shanghai: some data on native wages and living expenses in a treaty port. Far Eastern R 15:724-6 N 19 Includes rates of pay for coolies and skilled labor in Shanghai. Earnings vs. wages. D. R. Kennedy. Ind Management 58:465-9 D '19 The Economic Review: Review of the Foreign Press, regularly publishes digests of articles in European newspapers and magazines appearing in languages other than English, concerning wage agreements and controversies, in its section on Labour. • Emerson engineers. Rising wages. Harrington Emerson. (Staff bul. no. 54) 7p map '20 30 Church st, N.Y. Evolution and tendency of wage and price levels. H. H. Manchester. Am Ind p 14-18 Mr '20 Have we reached the limit of wage; Preserving the wage system. In Basset, W: R. When the workmen help you manage, p 5275, 156-75 '19 Honest day's work for an honest day's pay. M: J. Hickey. Am Ind p 16-17 O '19 How the tariff affects wages. In Taussig, F. W: Free trade, the tariff and reciprocity, p 48-69 '20 From the Atlantic Monthly, September, 1919. Increase in wages rates during the war. table NZ Employers' Fed Ind Bul p 5-6 Ag 5 '19 Industrial league and council for the improvement of relations between employers and employed. Higher wages and shorter hours. Lord Leverhulme. 15p '19 66 Victoria st, Westminster, London, S. W. 1 Lecture delivered before the Industrial reconstruction council, Cheapside, London, E. C., May 28, 1919. Industrial wages in New York state in August. table Econ World n s 18:446 S 27 '19 National retail dry goods assn. Report of Committee for the study of wage problems: preliminary report on commission and bonus methods. 51p tables My '20 200 5th av, N.Y. Organization, distribution, and wages. Herbert Feis. Am Econ R 9:468-81 S '19 Recent wage increases in Europe. C. F. Stoddard. tables Monthly Labor R 9:1508-15 N '19 Services and rewards. Hartley Withers. Sperling's Jp 20-8 Mr '20 Includes: Brain and brawn; Docker and the shipping company chairman; Communist theories and to-day's realities; Leaders a necessity; More wages and less work; Effect of machinery on employment; Trade unions and labour-saving devices; Fluidity of labour; Enough work for all; Profiteering and progress. † Snowden, Philip. Wages and prices: an inquiry into the wages system and the relation of wages and prices. 124p is 6d '20 Faith press Standard Daily Trade Service publishes at intervals of about one week a section entitled "The Labor situation", containing reviews of reports and digests of news articles relating to hours of labor, wages, strikes, profit-sharing, immigration, labor legislation, and court decisions, etc., as well as labor conditions in foreign coun tries. United States. Bur. of labor statistics. Wages and hours of labor in cotton-goods manufacturing and finishing, 1918. (Bul. no. 262, Wages and hours of labor ser.) 146p tables N '19 • United States. Fed. bd. for vocational educ. Wage-setting process. (Bul. no. 44, Employment management ser. no. 5) 32p chart N '19 * United States. Railroad labor bd. Before the United States railroad labor board: relation between wages and the increased cost of living; an analysis of the effect of increased wages and profits upon commodity prices, presented by W. J. Lauck. 93p tables '20 Chicago Variations in nominal and effective wages; Changes in rates of wages. tables charts In Australia. Bur. of census and statistics. Labour and industrial branch. Prices, purchasing-power of money, wages, trade unions, unemployment, and general industrial conditions, 1918, p 94-107, 119-32 JI 19 Wage scale and hours of labor in Belgium. H. T. Collings. tables Commerce Repts no 223 p 1554-5 S 23 '19 Wages. In Carnegie endowment for internat. peace. Div. of econ. and history. British labor conditions and legislation during the war, p 185-200 '19 Wages and commodity prices. R: H. Tingley. table chart Financial World p 18+ S 29 '19 Wages and hours of labor in the United Wages and production. P. D. Leake. Ac- United States. Bur. of labor statistics. Wages Wages and hours of labor in the coal mining Wages, output, and cost of production in Ger- Cotton Industry Wage changes in New Bedford mills since Dry goods trade Wages in the British dry-goods trade. H: F. Glass Industry Employment and wages in the glass industry Harbor employees † Great Britain. Minister of labour. Industrial Hotel employees • District of Columbia. Minimum wage bd. -Same. Monthly Labor R 10:144-8 Ja '20 Iron and steel industry United States steel and wages. Laurence Wages and hours of labor in the iron and steel Wages of steel makers: illuminating compari- Merchant marine Japan's continued supremacy on the Pacific Legislation affecting seamen's wages in the Rates of pay, etc., fixed by National maritime Rates of pay in marine occupations; Com- Seamen's wages on our merchant marine. Standard rates of pay of officers and crews Wage rates and working conditions. tables Packing Industry † United States. Bur. of labor statistics. Wages Payment • American soc. of mechanical engineers. Wage Presented at the annual meeting of the Bonus applicable to construction. W. C. Nis- a † Fabian research dept. Payment of wages: Output and "payment by results." New Philadelphia electric company payroll system Wages-Payment-Continued Practice regarding the payment of punitive overtime rates, by Leifur Magnusson; Return to piecework rates in Germany. Monthly Labor R 10:703-11, 720-5 Mr '20 Principles of wage payment. In Whiteford, J. F. Factory management wastes, p 14565 '19 † Prosser, J. E. Piece-rate, premium and bonus. 122p tables charts 6s '19 Williams Contents: Time-wage; Piece-wage; Halsey premium; Rowan premium; Cost premium; Differential piece-rate; Scientific management; Emerson efficiency bonus; Foremen's wages; Profit-sharing; Appendices: Wage systems compared; Lever brothers, limited, co-partnership scheme; Profit-sharing in the United States. Protection of piece rate. C: W. Mixter. Am Econ R 9:455-67 S '19 Pybus, P. J. Labour: its output and reward. 18p 20 Col. of technology, Manchester, Eng. Lecture given in the Department of industrial administration, College of technology, Manchester, March 9, 1920. United States. Fed. bd. for vocational educ. Wage-setting process. (Bul. no. 44, Employment management ser. no. 5) 32p chart N '19 Wage payment and standards of labor value. A. L. De Leeuw. Am Ind p 12-17 Ja '20 Wage policy of the Oneida community, ltd. In Clark, N. M. Common sense in labor management, p 209-12 '19 Premium system. In Cannons, H. G. T., comp. Bibliography of industrial efficiency and factory management, p 119-20 '20 Railroads Answer arguments of railroad brotherhoods for higher wages. tables Current Affairs (Boston) p 16+ S 22 '19 British railway wages. N. C. Adams. tables Monthly Labor R 10:610-19 Mr '20 Brotherhood chief sees labor's peril. Labor p 1 N 1 '19 Chinese railroad wage rate. table Cong Rec 58:8804 N 11 '19 Developments in the shop labor situation: summary of reports showing changes in wages and hours of various classes of employees since 1917. tables Railway Mechanical Eng 94:17-18 Ja '20 Fundamentals of wage payment. charts Ry Gaz 31:425-7 O 3 '19 History of the sliding scale. table Ry Gaz 31:413-14 O 3 '19 Increase in railway wages as contrasted with the increased cost of living. Econ World ns 18:301-2 Ag 30 '19 New agreement respecting wages and hours of Canadian railway shop workers. Can Labour Gaz 19:1489-505 D '19 President Smith of New York central proposes efficiency wages. Ry R 65:433-4 S 20 '19 [President Wilson's letter to the union executives setting forth the government's settlement plan under new railroad act.] Commercial and Financial Chronicle 110: 930-2 Mr 6 '20 Railroad wage question in the United States. Wage demands presented to representatives of the railroads by the B. of L.E. and the B. of L. F. & E. tables Brotherhood Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen's M p 1517 Ap 15 '20 Experiment in wage adjustment. R: W. Montague. tables Commonwealth R 1:52-94 Ja '20 Describes the effects of the so-called "Macy award" of the Shipbuilding labor adjustment board in the Columbia river district. Includes the following appendices: Memorandum for the adjustment of wages, hours, and conditions of labor in shipbuilding plants; Decision of Shipbuilding labor adjustment board touching disputes in shipyards of San Francisco bay and Columbia river and Puget sound districts; Decision as to wages, hours and other conditions in Pacific coast shipyards. Shipyard wages in China. table Cong Rec 58: 8804 N 11 '19 Statistics † Bureau of applied econ., inc. Wages in various industries: a summary of wage movements during the war. 56p tables $1 '19 Washington, D.C. † Bureau of applied econ., inc. Wages in various industries and occupations: a summary of wage movements, 1914-1920. (Bul. no. 8) 65p tables ? price '20 Washington, D.C. Change in wages and hours of labor in Canada. tables Monthly Labor R 9:487-97, 832-4 Ag-S '19 Changes in wages and hours of labour during the second quarter of 1919. tables Can Labour Gaz 19:945-56 Ag '19 Course of wages. tables In People's year book, p 148-50 '20 Japan: wages in factories. tables TransPacific p 101 Mr '20 National industrial conference bd. Wartime changes in wages. tables 1 sheet O 15 '19 10 E. 39th st, N.Y. † National industrial conference bd. Wartime change in wages, September 1914-March, 1919. (Research rept. no. 20) 128p tables charts $1.50 S '19 10 E. 39th st, N.Y. Contents include: Metal manufacturing industries; Cotton manufacturing industry; Wool manufacturing industry; Silk manufacturing industry; Boot and shoe manufacturing industry; Paper manufacturing industry; Rubber manufacturing industry; Chemical manufacturing industry; Wages and the cost of living: General summary; Comparisons with collateral data. Prices and wages in France. tables Monthly Labor R 9:843-52 S '19 Wages and hours in paper-box, women's clothing, confectionery, and overalls industries. tables Monthly Labor R 10:925-34 Ap '20 Wages in Germany during the war. Alfred Maylander. comp. tables charts Monthly Labor R 11:116-28 J1 '20 Wages of the industrial classes of Great Britain, 1914-1920. M. K. Johnson. tables Americas p 12-13 Ag '20 |