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Woolf, Leonard Sidney. 334 W87
Co-operation & the future of industry. [1919.] Allen.
"The special contribution that this book makes is in tracing the methods whereby
the cooperative system may be further developed into an all-embracing national system
of industry, reconciling the interests of producers and consumers." Survey, 1919.
Insurance.
Pensions
Dodd, Edward Lewis. r 368 D66
Comparison of the premiums of the Teachers Insurance and Annuity
Association with those of other legal reserve companies. [1919.]
University of Texas. (Texas University. Bulletin no.1904.)
The comparison is made with companies having $25,000,000 insurance at the end of
1917. The result as indicated by tables, is that the premiums charged to college teachers
are less than the corresponding non-participating premiums of these companies, with the
exception of the Travelers' premium on whole life at age 35, a premium without disability
provision.
Pennsylvania—Old age pensions, Commission on. r 351.5 P39
Report, March 1919. 1919.
A study of the dependent aged in Pennsylvania, with an investigation of the existing
pension systems of the state and of foreign countries.
Potts, Rufus M. r 368 P86
Addresses and papers on insurance. [1917. Schnepp.]
The author was (1917) Insurance superintendent of Illinois.
Army
Powell, E. Alexander. . 355-973 P87
The army behind the army. 1919. Scribner.
An account of the work of the American army in this country during the European
war. The author describes the services of the signal corps, the engineers, the gas-makers,
the quartermaster corps, the ordnance department, the aviators, the military intelligence
department, the tanks, the motor transport corps, and the medical department.
United States—Adjutant-general's office. r 358.3 U25
Trade specifications and index of professions and trades in the army.
1918. (War department document no.774.)
"The purpose of this manual is to standardize vocational terminology in the Army,
and to define the duties of specialists and skilled tradesmen required by its various technical
organizations. . .The specifications describe the ideal skilled man from the Army
standpoint." Introduction.
Education
Massachusetts—Education, Special commission on. r 379.744 M455
Report of the Special commission on education appointed under
authority of chapter 88 of the Resolves of 1918 to investigate the educational
systems of the commonwealth, Jan. 29, 1919. 1919. (Senate.
no.330.)
The commission pleads for more liberal provision for education in Massachusetts,
and for more generous eo-operation between the state and its communities in using to the
fullest extent the advantages which education offers.