Cooperation, foreign countries-Continued. Norway. Wholesale Society, office employees, strike, November 12-19, 1930. Palestine. Jewish societies, development and activities, May, 1930.. Switzerland. Federation of Trade-Unions, new agreement pledging support to coopera- Cooperation, union-management. (See Labor-management cooperation.) Cost of living, United States: California. Mexican families, size and income of... Changes (index numbers and per cent), by city and item of expenditure, 1913 to 1930....... General index numbers, United States and specified foreign countries, 1913 to 1930.. Argentina (Buenos Aires). Foodstuffs and rents, price reduction efforts of Govern- - Laborers' families, annual income and expenditure, by supporting member, 1929. Belgium. Index numbers, food, clothing, fuel and light, rent, 1921 to 1930... (Antwerp). Middle-class family, income of $2,127 per year, by item... Canada. Family budget (foods, laundry starch, fuel and lighting, rent), cost per week, Index numbers, food, clothing, fuel and light, rent, 1913 to 1930.. China (Shanghai). Workers' families, living standards, 1929.. Czechoslovakia (Prague). Index numbers, food, clothing, fuel and light, rent, 1914 to Denmark. Index numbers, food, clothing, fuel and light, rent, 1914 to 1930.. (Copenhagen). Middle-class family, income of $3,022 per year, by item. Finland. Index numbers, food, clothing, fuel and light, rent, and taxes, 1914 to 1930... (Paris). Index numbers, food, clothing, fuel and light, rent, 1914 to 1930. Great Britain. Fluctuations in general level, 1930.... (England). Middle-class family, income of $2,433 per year, by item.. Rent, clothing, fuel and light, food, per cent of increase, 1914 to 1931... 1930. India (Bombay). Index numbers, food, clothing, fuel and light, rent, 1914 to 1930.. Italy (Milan). Index numbers, food, clothing, fuel and light, rent, 1914 to 1930. New Zealand. Family budgets, study of, 1930.. - Index numbers, food, clothing, fuel and light, rent, 1914 to 1930.. Norway. Index numbers, food, clothing, fuel and light, rent, 1914 to 1930.. Poland (Warsaw). Index numbers, food, clothing, fuel and light, rent, 1914 to 1930.. Great Britain (England). Lancashire, Burnley district, dispute, more looms per weaver, Lancashire Cotton Corporation (Ltd.) merger.. India (Bombay). Cotton operatives, incidence of illness among.. Night work. Agreement to abolish, for women and minors, announced by Cotton Tex Crops. (See Agriculture.) Deaf persons. (See Rehabilitation, reeducation, and reemployment.) Decisions, impartial chairman, trade board, etc. (See specific industry.) Decisions of courts, United States: Constitutionality. Arkansas full-crew law upheld.... Contract of employment. Alabama, contract for indefinite period terminable at will....... Seniority rights. Loss of wages based on, recoverable, railroads, Minnesota.. Drinking polluted water, death from, compensable accident, Indiana.. Gradual breaking down of tissue in hand not compensable injury, Massachusetts.. Maximum medical fee provision of act not binding on physician, Kansas.. Bessee..... - Occupational disease (from inhaling gypsum dust) not “accidental injury,” Okla- Power of industrial commission to compel testimony of witness upheld, North Radio station employee held engaged in interstate commerce, Washington... Page Jan. 130-1 June 90-1 May 71-2 June 89-90 May 70-1 Apr. 118 Mar. 99-100 Apr. 116-18 Feb. 93-4 Feb. 97-9 Apr. 115-16 Dismissal wage. United States Rubber Co., New Haven (Conn.) plant................ Apr. 72-3 Docks and harbors. Longshoremen, reporting time and minimum pay, agreement clauses, May 145 Dole or uncovenanted benefit." (See Unemployment insurance: Great Britain.) Apr. 92 Economic councils: France. National Economic Council (Conseil National Économique), established Jan- Jan. 2-4 Germany. Provisional Federal economic council created May 4, 1920, composition and Jan. 6-7 Great Britain. Economic Advisory Council, established January 27, 1920, purposes... Jan. 4-6 Jan. 8-9 Electrical workers: Philadelphia. Training system for apprentices, Union No. 98 and public schools in May 81-4 Reporting time and minimum pay, agreement clauses.. May 143 Electrical Workers, International Brotherhood of: Old-age pensions. Amount and requirements for receipt of, 1930.. Union Cooperative Insurance Co., sixth year of operations, statement, 1930.. Governors' messages, recommendations, Iowa, Kansas, Michigan, and New York, 1931.. - Juveniles, State services.. Procedure, State services.. Private (fee-charging). Nevada, activities, 1920 to 1930.. Public employment services, development, functioning, placement procedure, etc.......... Employment agencies, foreign countries. Germany, private companies liquidated and Employment management. China, Institute of Scientific Management established.. Boot and shoe industry. (Stewart).... June 57-9 Jan. 52-3 Mar. 62-4 Federal employment stabilization act, February 10, 1931, analysis of New York. Advisory Committee on Stabilization of Industry for the Prevention of President's Emergency Committee for Employment, recommendations. Radio tubes, fluctuation of employment, 1929.. Rochester (N. Y.), methods followed, 14 plants... 99283°-32-2 [1493] Jan. 61-74 June 41-5 June 45-8 Apr. 47 Employment statistics, United States: Arkansas. Changes, monthly... Page Jan. 224; Feb. 184; Apr. 230; May 191; June 186 Mar. 2 Boot and shoe industry. Employment changes in, "spotty" character, October, 1929, Building construction. January to April, 1931.. Mar. 2 Feb. 184, 188; Mar. 214, 218; Apr. 230, 234; May 191, 194; June 186, 190 Hotels. By geographic division, November, 1930, to April, 1931.. - Mar. 2 Feb. 177-8; Mar. 208; Apr. 223-4; May 186; June 181 Laundry industry. By geographic division, November, 1930, to April, 1931. Mar. 2 Jan. 219; Jan. 225; Feb. 185; Mar. 215, 218; Apr. 231, 234; May 192, 195; June 187, 190 Index numbers, employment and pay-roll totals, by months, 1930 and 1931... Jan. 226, 229; Feb. 186, 189; Mar. 216, 219; Apr. 232, 235; May 193, 196; June 188, 191 Indexes, by month, 1929 and 1930.. Power, light, and water. By geographic division, Feb. 181; Mar. 211; Apr. 227; May 188; June 183 Indexes, by month, 1929 and 1930..... Jan. 221; Feb. 181; Mar. 211; Apr. 227; May 188; June 183 Public utilities. By geographic division, November, 1930, to January, 1931. Apr. 41-3 Jan. 214-15; Feb. 174-6; Mar. 205-6; Apr. 220-2 Quarrying and nonmetallic mining. By geographic division, November, 1930, to April, - Indexes, by month, 1929 and 1930. Jan. 221; Feb. 181; Mar. 211; Apr. 227; May 188; June 183 Employment statistics, United States-Continued. Page Railroads, electric. By geographic division, November, 1930, to April, 1931.. Class I railroads, shrinkage in employment, by month, division, and occupation, Employees' earnings and number employed, by occupation............. Indexes, by month, 1929 and 1930. Jan. 54-60 May 190 Mar. 2 Telephone and telegraph. By geographic division, November, 1930, to April, 1931.. Jan. 214-15; - Indexes, by month, 1929 and 1930... Wool manufacturing. Employment changes in, woolen and worsted goods, "spotty" Employment statistics, foreign countries: Great Britain. Employment and wage-rate changes, principal industries, 1929, 1930. Mar. 2 Mar 178-81 Apr. 54-7 Engineers, Grand International Brotherhood of Locomotive: Old-age pensions. Amount and requirements for receipt of, 1930- May 34 Union-management cooperation..... May 44 Engineers, hoisting and portable. Reporting time and minimum pay, agreement clauses......... May 143 May 145 Engravers' Union of North America, International Photo. Benefits paid, amount and kind, May 36-7 Ethylene oxide gas. (See Industrial diseases and poisons.) Family allowances: Australia. Postal, telegraph, and telephone services.. Labor-management cooperation..... Old-age pensions. Amount and requirements for receipt of, 1930.. Snow King Baking Powder Co., Cincinnati, Ohio, experience, 1929. Food manufacturing and packing. Six-hour day adopted, Kellogg Co., Battle Creek, Mich. Liberia. "Pawning" system (placing in servitude indefinitely), native custom... Jan. 189-90 May 58, 62 May 58-62 Forty-four hour week. Australia (New South Wales), legislation, "rationing" work hours, May 158 Garment workers, ladies'. Reporting time and minimum pay, agreement clauses. Glass industry. Bottle workers, reporting time and minimum pay, agreement clauses. Handicapped, training and placement. (See Rehabilitation, reeducation, and reemploy- Health and hygiene, general. American and Canadian industrial populations, health Health and hygiene, United States: California. Union Labor Benefit League medical service to trade-unionists. Governors' messages, recommendations, 1931... Health insurance. Estonia, sickness and accident insurance, coverage, benefits, etc.. Hod carriers and building laborers. Reporting time and minimum pay, agreement caluses. Apartment-house construction, by city and State, 1921, 1929, and 1930. Costs (building permit estimate). Residential and nonresidential buildings by city, Detroit (Mich.) Building erection costs, per cubic foot, by kind of building, 1915 to Permits issued. Principal cities, by kind of building. (See section Housing, each issue Philadelphia. Cost and sales price, 1-family dwellings. Housing Association, annual report.. Rental changes, 1922 to 1929 .... Housing, foreign countries: Austria (Vienna). Apartments provided, type and size.. Financing and expenditures, dwellings, 1923 to 1930. Housing types, conditions determing selection of Municipal Construction Bureau (Stadtbauamt), housing procedure. Great Britain (England). Housing acts of 1924 and 1930. Illness, incidence of. (See Sickness statistics.) Immigration, United States: Arizona. Legislature petitions for application of Federal alien quota act. Mexican. As affecting three industries, railroads, steel, and meat packing. California, before and after quota acts. Statistics. (See section Immigration and emigration, each issue of Review.) Income, family. (See Cost of living.) Industrial conditions, foreign countries: Great Britain. Industrial survey, London (England), first volume, Forty Years of Industrial diseases and poisons, United States: Industrial surveys projected, four selected areas.. Cancer. Incidence among workers in coal tar, coal-tar products, and mineral oils. J Ethylene oxide, guinea pigs exposed to vapors, acute effects.. Occupational diseases. Steel industry and four dusty trades. health hazards. Industrial diseases and poisons, foreign countries: France. Occupational diseases, compulsory reporting of, statistics, 1929.. Statistics. Fifteen-year period, 1916 to 1930. J (See also Strikes and lockouts in the United States each issue of Review.) Aeronautical workers. Paterson (N. J.), Wright Aeronautical Corporation, strike, Feb. 113; Cleaners and dyers. New Jersey (Newark and other places) strike, April 14-20, 1931... |