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Studensky, Paul. „„ 0
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leachers pensions systems in the United States; a critical and
descriptive study. 1920. Appleton. (Institute for Government Research.
Studies in administration.)
Prepared under the direction of F. A. Cleveland.
"Bibliography," p.441-454.
Part I discusses the evolution of teachers' pensions and gives an analysis of the
general problem of providing retirement allowances. Part II deals with the ! I I
the United States and describes in detail the more important systems now in exTstence
Commerce
Henius, Frank. „ TT
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382 H44
A B C of foreign trade. 1920. Bobbs.
Simple directions to exporters and importers.
Hulbert, Archer Butler. 0, „
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Paths of inland commerce; a chronicle of trail, road and waterway
1920. Yale University Press. (Chronicles of America series, v.21.)
Contents: The mar. who caught the vision [George Washington].-The Red man's
tra,l.-The mastery of the rivers.-A nation on wheels.-The flaflioat age-The passing
show of ,8oo.-The birth of the steamboat.-The conquest of the Alleghanies -The
dawn of the iron age.-The pathway of the lakes.-The steamboat and the West
Bibliographical note," p.197-201.
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National Foreign Trade Convention (6th), Chicago, 1919. r 382 N1556
Official report of the convention held at Chicago, April 24-26 1019
1919.
The convention assembled to consider and attempt to solve the problems that confront
American overseas commerce as a result of the European war. Its general theme
was that foreign trade is essential to American industry.
Railroads
American Academy of Political and Social Science. 385 Asir
Railroad problem; a discussion of current railway issues. 1919.
v.86, Nov. 1919, of the "Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social
Science."
The same. 1919. (In American Academy of Political and Social
Science. Annals, v.86.) r 306 A51 v.86
Deals with government operation of railroads, current proposals for regulation,
unification of terminals, and railway efficiency and labor.
Chamber of Commerce of the United States of America.
Organization of war transportation control. [191S.J
qr 385 C35
Prepared by the Railroad committee.
Gives the personnel and function of each division, section, and committee, ana includes
a chart showing the organization of the central and regional administration of
the railroads under government control.
Davis, Walter Wesley.
385 D32
The railroad problem, a suggestion; a proposed plan for an undivided
administration of the railroads; for promoting competition in
railroad service; and for stimulating local initiative in railroad development.
[Prehminar}' edition.] 1919. Putnam.