New York state industrial safety congress. Proceedings of the [meeting], Syracuse, December 2-5, 1918. 225p tables '18 N.Y. state bur. of statistics and information New York state industrial safety congress. 3d meeting, Syracuse, Dec .2-5, 1918. W: S. Coffey, sec., State industrial comm., Albany Report of 7th annual safety congress, National safety council. Monthly Labor R 7: 1348-54 N '18 Safety congress: proceedings of the third gathering. Bulletin 4:42-7 D '18 United States. Bur. of labor statistics. Proceedings of the 4th annual meeting of the International association of industrial accident boards and commissions, Boston, August 21-25, 1917. (Bul. no. 248, Workmen's insurance and compensation ser.) 306p tables Mr '19 Sessions were devoted to: Accident prevention; How claims are handled, with special reference to lump-sum settlements; Medical aspects of compensation insurance; Medical competence and hospital efficiency; Accident problems; Needed changes in legislation; Administrative problems. United States. Bur. of standards. Report of conference on industrial safety codes, January 15, 1919, and proposal for the organization of an American standards association. 8p '19 * Washington (state). Industrial insurance comm. Standards of accident prevention and merit rating: proceedings of a conference, Seattle, September 4, 1918. 30p il '18 Legislation, Comparative Hygiene and safety. In U.S. Bur. of labor statistics. Labor legislation of 1917, p 20-9 Ag '18 Regulation New York (state). Industrial comm. Bur. of industrial code. Industrial code: rules for the guarding of dangerous machinery, vats, pans and elevated runways. (Bul. no. 19) 33p fig tables '18 230 5th av, N.Y. Reports Report of an investigation of the manufacturing interests of West Virginia pertaining to the welfare conditions under which labor is employed. I. V. Barton. In West Virginia. Gov. Biennial message of Governor John J. Cornwell, 1919, p 40-2 '19 Reports California. Industrial accident comm. Report from July 1, 1917-June 30, 1918. 255p tables '19 525 Market st, San Francisco • Massachusetts. Industrial accident bd. 5th annual report, including a general introduction, statistical tables of the experience for the industrial injuries of the year, comparative analysis of injuries for five years, and general information on matters under the compensation act during the period July 1, 1916, to June 30, 1917. (Pub. doc. no. 105) 254p diags '18 Accounting Endow † American institute of accounting. ment fund. Duties of the junior accountant. W. B. Reynolds and F. W. Thornton. 2d ed 107p $1 '19 1 Liberty st, N.Y. Better business accounting system. il Better Business 2:42-3 D '18 Day of exact accounting. F. W. Hyde. Am Bankers Assn J 11:531-3 Ap '19 Paton, W: A., and Stevenson, R. A. Principles of accounting 685p bibl tables *$3.25 '18 Macmillan United States. Fed. reserve bd. Approved methods for preparation of balance sheet statements: tentative proposal submitted for consideration of banks, bankers, and banking associations, merchants, manufacturers, and associations of manufacturers, auditors, accountants, and associations of accountants. 25p 10c '18 U.S. Supt. of doc. Reprinted from Federal Reserve Bulletin, April, 1917. See also Auditing: Cost accounting; Municipal accounting; School acounting; State accounting; Uniform accounting; also subhead Accounting under: Agriculture; Camps, Military; Cooperative associations; Employment agencies; Gas companies; Hospitals; Mines and mining; Paper industry; Power plants; Railroads; Roads; School accounting; State accounting; Telephone; United States -Director general of railroads; Water supply Bibliography Books on accounting. J: C. Dana. Nation's Business 7:78+ Je '19 Education University of Wisconsin thru its extension division offers a course in accounting for business men. The course takes up fundamental principles of accounting, together with some of the important phases of the new income tax laws and their relationship to the accounting systems. Ja '19 Laws Kansas. Univ. State law and the university rules for the examination of candidates for the certificate of certified public accountant. 8p '19 New York (state). Univ. Certified public accountants: law, rules and information. (Handbook 14) 26p Je '18 State lib., order sect. Legislation, Comparative Synopsis [of the statutory requirements for the practice of certified public accounting thruout the United States]. In New York (state). Univ. Certified public accountants, p 13-26 Je '18 † Vermont. Leg. ref. bur. Methods of accounting in the various states. 5p (Typew. 25c) '18 To be obtained only thru P.A.I.S. tables '19 Lib. and historical comm., Leg. ref. div. Administration of justice Our comprehensive programme. Am Judicature Soc J 2:165-8 Ap '19 Adult education. See Education, Adult Advertising and selling. Robert Ruxton. World's Advertising methods in China. J: A. Fowler. Du Pont advertising: its value to the trade. Good-will advertising in foreign markets. Notes on advertising in the Netherlands. A. H. Redfield. Commerce Repts no 166 p 346-7 JI 17 '19 Opportunities offered by group advertising in the foreign field. Americas 5:20-1 J1 '19 Payment plan for Latin American advertising space. table Commerce Repts no 298 p 10901 D 20 '18 Problems of advertising. G: W. Eads and others. Univ Mo Bul (Journalism ser. 17) v 19 no 27 20p S '18 Address at the Institute, Atlantic City, 1918. Seven fundamental reasons why direct advertising records results. N. T. Praigg. Postage 7:166, 168, 170 My '19 South American advertising. Americas 5:30-2 Address before Minneapolis advertising forum. †Thompson, J. Walter, company. Population and its distribution, compiled from the United States census bureau figures. 2d rev and enl 218p *$2.50 '18 242 Madison av, N.Y. United States. Bur. of for. and dom. com. Advertising methods in Cuba. J. W. Sanger. (Special agents ser. no. 178) 47p bibl il tables 10c '19 U.S. supt. of doc. Unusual in direct advertising. Everett Corey. Postage 6:5-7 D '18 See also Billboards; House organs; Municipal advertising; Salesmen and salesmanship; also subhead Advertising under: Employment agencies, Government; Export trade; Gas; Libraries; Patent medicine tion's Business 7:11-13 Ag '19 Fraud still flourishes. Financial World 32:20 D 30 '18 [Work of the Vigilance committee of the Associated advertising clubs of the world.] G. M. Husser. In Nat. assn. of securities comrs. Proceedings, 1918, p 40-5 '18 Aeronautics Aeronautical soc. of Am. Commercial possibilities of the aeroplane, by C: W. Howell; Weapons of the next war, by Leon Cammen. 11p '19 29 W. 39th st, N.Y. Papers read at the 11th annual meeting of the Aeronautical society of America, Feb. 21, 1919. il Air liners are coming. Gordon Lamont. NY Evening Post M JI 12 '19 p 1-2 Aviation in the United States. il Pan Am Union Bul 48:669-82 Je '19 Commercial aeronautics: to what extent will it be possible economically to use aircraft for transport? Baltimore Munic J 7:1-2 Je 27 '19 Commercial uses of aircraft. E. J. David. il Flying 8:541-3 J1 '19 * Curtiss aeroplane and motor corporation. Dept. of educ. Flight across the Atlantic. 88p il maps '19 52 Vanderbilt av, N.Y. Development of airplane wing fabrics at the U.S. bureau of standards resulting in the use of cotton cloths. Official Bul 3:10 Ja 18 '19 High-altitude flying in relation to exploration. Henry Woodhouse. il figs Geographical R 7:149-58 Mr '19 United States. Air service. Aircraft production bur. Information for inspectors of airplane wood [with bibliographies]; prepared at Forest products laboratory, Forest service. 72p il map '18 See also Air routes; Aviators; United States-Postal service-Aerial mail routes After the war Airplane's future in business. J. O. Howe. Boston Evening Transcript pt 3 p 6 Ja 11 '19 British official air policy. P. B. Kennedy. Commerce Repts no 98 p 575 Ap 26 '19 French aviation in the future. il maps New France 3:503-4 My '19 Future of civil aerial transport. R. P. Skinner. Commerce Repts no 3 p 42-4 Ja 4 '19 Future of our air service. José Stanford. il N Y Evening Post M D 28 '18 p 2-3 Peace fleets for the air lanes. Roberts Everett. Nation's Business 7:30, 32+ My '19 United States. Nat. advisory com. for aeronautics. Nomenclature for aeronautics. (Rept. no. 25) 11p '19 Preprint from 4th annual report. Aeronautics, Military Air tactics. H. E. Hartney. il Nat Service 6:71-6 Ag '19 Development of aviation in U.S. army during war reviewed in report by Maj. gen. Kenley, director. Official Bul 2:6,7 D 28 '18 International law and the air. M. E. Flor T. Inter-America 2:55-64 O '18 Munitions and aircraft. In Carnegie endowment for international peace. British war administration, p 98-119 '19 Spruce for aeroplanes. Can Official Rec 1:5 O 22 '18 Submarines and aircraft under the league of nations. L. C. Money. New France 3:467-8 Ap '19 Talk on aerial tactics. W: A. Bishop. il Nat Service 5:147-9 Mr '19 United States. Naval consulting bd. and Engineering council. War com. of technical societies. Problems of aeroplane improvement. 32p bibl Ag 1 '18 Thomas Robins, sec., 13 Park Row, N.Y. Contains: Aeroplane motive power improvement; Problems in aeronautics, by W. F. Durand: Aircraft problems, by W. B. Stout; Working bibliography. See also Contracts, Government; Lumber industry; Spruce Bibliography Working bibliography for aeroplane general design and aeromotors. In U.S. Naval consulting bd. and Engineering council. War com. of technical societies. Problems of aeroplane improvement, p 19-29 Ag 1 '18 Finance War department's expenditures on aircraft. table Econ World n s 17:307 Mr 1 '19 Investigations Reports Judge Hughes' report and recommendations on the aircraft production investigation transmitted to Attorney general Gregory. tables Official Bul 2:14-48 N 6 '18; Same. Cong Rec 57:1032-66 Ja 3 '19 Report on Col. Deeds by army board appointed to consider allegations in Hughes' aircraft review. Official Bul 3:1, 8-13 Ja 17 '19 Summary of the Hughes aircraft report. N Y Times N 1 '18 p 10-11 Reports Development of aviation in the United States army as shown in the report of the chief signal officer. tables Official Bul 2:10-11 D 30 '18 Report of the Bureau of aircraft production showing activities until close of the fiscal year. tables Official Bul 2:10-11 D 28 '18 † United States. Nat. advisory com, for aeronautics. Aeronautics: 3d annual report, including statement of expenditures, fiscal year 1917, with technical reports submitted to committee. 495p il $1.50 '18 U.S. supt. of doc. United States. Senate. Com. on military affairs. Aircraft production in the United States: report pursuant to S. res. 48. (U.S. 65th Congress, 2d sess., Senate rept. 555) 19p '18 Apply to Congressmen United States. Smithsonian institution. Hodgkins fund. Report on aircraft supply of Great Britain and discussion of the difficulties involved in production. (Smithsonian misc. collections v. 69, no. 7) 8p Je '18 Extract from the War cabinet report of Great Britain for the year 1917. Agricultural colleges-Continued Directories ser Land-grant colleges, agricultural experiment stations and agricultural extension vices. In Assn. of Am. agric. col. and exp. sta. Proceedings, 1919, p 7-13 '19 United States. Bur. of educ. American agricultural colleges: a study of their organization and their requirements for admission and graduation. C. D. Jarvis. (Bul. 1918, no. 29) 125p tables charts '18 Governors' messages, 1919 Oklahoma-Gov. Robertson recommends legislation attaching the secondary agricultural schools to the state agricultural college and that they be operated under the direction of that institution. times. E. W. Gage. table System on the Farm 3:131-3 O '18 Diversifying loan field. C. M. Harger. Financial World 32:31 J1 7 '19 Farm loans and the banks. C. M. Harger. Financial World 31:19 O 21 '18 Farm mortgages: what they are and how made. G: W. Norris. Financial World 32:2 Jl 7 '19 Federal farm loan act. L: T. McFadden. tables Cong Rec 58:2372-9 JI 1 '19 Federal farm loan act. Herbert Quick. In Ohio bankers' assn. Proceedings, 1918, p 118-33 '18 Federal farm-loan system. tables In United States. Sec. of the treasury. Annual report, 1918, p 102-9 '18 Federal farm loan system. G: E. Putnam. Am Econ R 9:57-78 Mr '19 Federal farm loan system in West Virginia. Herbert Quick. In West Virginia bankers' assn. Proceedings, 1917, p 32-46 '17 Food production and farm loans. C. M. Harger. Foreign investments in farms. C. M. Harger. Good credit is prime need of farmers, bank- Meaning of the federal farm loan system. Review of the year. C. M. Harger. Financial Rural credits societies. tables Manitoba Pub Statement of the condition of federal farm loan banks. table Official Bul 3:8 Ja 11 '19 United States. Fed. farm loan bur. Farm loan primer, with definitions, rulings and regulations to June 1, 1917; here you will find in brief form answers to questions most frequently asked about federal farm loan act. (Circ. 5) 5th ed 22p JI 23 '18 Wheat and mortgages. C. M. Harger. Financial World 32:33 Je 30 '19 Work of the federal land bank, by L. G. Robinson; Short-time credit for farmers, by C: P. Holland; with discussion. table In Massachusetts. Bd. of agric. 65th annual report: pt. 2, Year book, 1917, p 28-43 '18 See also Banks and agricultural development; United States-Federal farm loan board After the war Farm mortgages if peace comes soon. C. M. Harger. Financial World 31:19 N 4 '18 Bibliography † United States. Lib. of Congress. List of recent references on agricultural credit. 8p (Typew. 40c) S 6 '18 To be obtained only thru P.A.I.S. Exemption from taxation Life insurance companies criticize tax exemption of federal farm loan bonds. Econ World ns 17:638-9 My 3 '19 Governors' messages, 1914 Farmers' land banks; transmitted to the legislature, March 2, 1914. M. H. Glynn. In New York (state). Sec. of state. Department reports, v 1, p 597-603 '14 Governors' messages, 1919 Illinois-Gov. Lowden recommends the adoption of a system of agricultural credit to encourage farmers to own their own farms. Maine-Gov. Milliken recommends that the farm lands loan act passed by the last legislature should be made more liberal and should be called to the attention of returning soldiers who desire to establish themselves upon farms. Montana-Gov. Stewart states that the farm loans law has worked admirably, but that some changes and amendments may be necessary in the light of experience. North Dakota-Gov. Frazier recommends the establishment of a state bank or a rural credit bank. South Dakota-Gov. Norbeck reports that South Dakota is the only state in the union having a rural credit law in successful operation. Farm loans made by federal land banks to September 1, 1918. table Econ World n s 16:451 S 28 '18 Farm loans made by federal land banks to December 31, 1918. table Econ World ns 17:127 Ja 25 '19 Farm loans made by the federal farm loan system in January. Econ World ns 17:340 Mr 8 '19 Financial condition of the federal land banks on October 31, 1918, tables Econ World ns 16:775 N 30 '18 Agricultural departments Governors' messages, 1919 Wyoming-Gov. Carey recommends the establishment of a Department of agriculture in connection with the Bureau of immigration. Agricultural departments-Continued Investigations Reports Department of agriculture: report of subcommittee no. 10. Edward Westbrook, chm. and W. M. Fly, chm. tables In Texas. Legislature. Reports of subcommittees, etc., p 559-601 '19 Agricultural development Agricultural problems. A. M. Hulbert. In New Jersey bankers' assn. Proceedings, 1918, p 66-73 '18 Agriculture and industry. Can Munic J 15: 14-15 Ja '19 Better local agency organization urged by Secretary of agriculture for the 1919 farm crop production. Official Bul 2:5 N 14 '18 Develop New England farms. A. W. Gilbert. Current Affairs (Boston) 10:16 Je 30 '19 Development of New England agriculture. Wilfrid Wheeler. table Stone & Webster J 23:406-9 D '18 Farm and the welfare of the country. G: E. Roberts. Econ World ns 17:259-63 F 22 '19 Parts of an address delivered at the State college of agriculture, Cornell university, Ithaca, N.Y., Feb. 14, 1918, in connection with the Farmers' week program of the institution. Farmer and reconstruction. R. J. Wheeler. Intercol Socialist 7:8-11 O '18 France-Government of the Loire department has appropriated 600,000 francs to be used to encourage agricultural enterprises and the repopulation of the farming districts. To encourage large families a part of the loan of 2,000 francs will be cancelled for each child born after the farmer has taken possession of his allotment. N 16 '18 Heart-to-heart about the farmer. Howard Heinz. il Nation's Business 7:22, 24 Ja '19 Impetus given to agriculture in the Philippines. J. F. Boomer. Commerce Repts no 304 p 1198-9 D 28 '18 Increase of agricultural production in Norway. H. F. A. Schoenfeld. Commerce Repts no 266 p 583 N 12 '18 Land and agriculture. In Can. nat. reconstruction group. Problems of national reconstruction, p 51-4 O '18 Louisana's agricultural capabilities and policies. R. G. Pleasant. In Governors' conference. Proceedings, 1918, p 125-33 '19 Railroad administration section on agriculture plans to resume work on farming development. Official Bul 3:1 Mr 22 '19 United States. Dept. of agric. Need of strong departments of agriculture in the states. D: F. Houston. 8p Ja 10 '19 Remarks before the National association of commissioners of agriculture at Baltimore, Jan. 7, 1919. United States. Dept. of agric. To-day and tomorrow in American agriculture. D: F. Houston. 11p Ja 8 '19 Remarks before the Association of American agricultural colleges and experiment stations at Baltimore, Jan. 8, 1919. United States. Dept. of agric. Ways of making Southern mountain farms more productive. J. H. Arnold. (Farmers' bul. 905) 28p bibl il tables charts Ag '18 See also Banks and agricultural development; Farm ownership; Railroads and agricultural development Governors' messages, 1914 Development of the state's agriculture; transmitted to the legislature, Feb. 10, 1914. M. H. Glynn. In New York (state). Sec. of state. Department reports, 1914, v 1, p 591-6 '14 Governors' messages, 1919 Colorado-Gov. Shoup urges provision for agricultural development and suggests that some of the things which will increase such development are good roads, equitable freight rates, home markets, elimination of excessive profits to middlemen and the fair inspection and grading of products. Idaho-Gov. Davis recommends the creation of a unified department of agriculture to build up the whole field of agriculture and not one special branch, and to cooperate in every activity with the state agricultural college and state experiment station, as well as with the federal government. Maine-Gov. Milliken states that the farmer should be protected as far as possible from the loss occasioned by preventable diseases of animals, plants and human beings; that wasteful methods of marketing should be eliminated; that market roads should be improved; that an effort to carry to rural localities electric light and power should be made. Massachusetts-Gov. Coolidge recommends that means be provided for encouraging agricultural development. Minnesota-Gov. Burnquist urges an investigation in order to improve farming conditions including the distribution of farm products, speculation, price control and unjustifiable profits; and recommends that legislation should be enacted which will enable farmers to cooperate. A new department of agriculture is also advocated. New Hampshire-Gov. Bartlett recommends a broad policy toward the department of agriculture in its valuable work for the development of farming in the state. New Mexico-Gov. Larrazolo recommends legislation making it a duty of the boards of county commissioners to cooperate with the county agricultural agents in the creation of a farmers' bureau, whose business it shall be to keep posted on the ruling market prices of farm products and on all matters of interest to farmers. New York (state)-Gov. Smith states that agriculture in the state should be properly encouraged. He urges a study of the marketing system, better agricultural education, and general improvement of rural conditions. Rhode Island-Gov. Beeckman recommends the establishment, at the state college, of courses in farm management and business organization so conducted as to make them available to actual farmers as well as to students of agriculture, and also recommends that a liberal appropriation be made therefor. Vermont-Gov. Graham recommends that further aid be extended to agriculture and forestry and to the farm bureaus of counties. Agricultural education Agricultural education and the American farmer. C: A. Greathouse. Vocational Summary 1:12 Ja '19 Address to the federal agents at the Agricultural conference, North Atlantic region, New York, Dec. 12, 1918. '18 Agriculture. In U.S. Fed. bd. for vocational education. 2d annual report, 1918, p 37-41 Connecticut. Bd. of educ. Farming as a career: agricultural education in the high school. T. H. Eaton. (Bul. 11, ser. 1918-19) 12p il tables '19 County agricultural high schools with course of study. W. N. Taylor. il table In Mississippi. Dept. of educ. Consolidation of schools and transportation of pupils, p 4054 '17 Creation of an agricultural school by city of Lyon. Grady Corbitt. Commerce Repts no 260 p 483 N 5 '18 Elementary agricultural education. tables In Canada. Dept. of agric. Report on the agricultural instruction act, 1917-1918, p 18-28 '19 Farm mechanics. G. W. Bruerton. Vocational Summary 1:8-9 Ap '19 Good results from instruction act shown by report. Can Official Rec 1:3 Mr 11 '19 International harvester company. Agric. ext. dept. Rotation plan: what it is, what it does. 21p il '19 Harvester bldg., Chicago |