Finland Yearbook - 1956

P ag e
A ccidents ........................... 65, 194, 274
Agglomerations, non adm inistrative
1953: 27—35
Agricultural m a c h in e s................ 88—89
— schools ............................................. 292
Agriculture 34—40, 82—99, 242—243
— money tra n sa c tio n s................ 98—99
—■production index .......................... 242
— p r o fita b ility ..................................... 99
— wages .............................................. 268
A i r p o r t s .............................................. 205
A ir tr a f f ic ............................... 205, 206
Alcoholic leverages 256, 258—259, 315
Alcoholics, care o f .................. 280, 282
A l ie n s ................................................... 44
A n im al d is e a ses.................................. 100
Apothecaries ...................................... 278
Arable land ........................ 82—85, 96
A rea ................. 1, 2, 11—24, 82—83
A via tion ................................. 205, 206
B ank of F in lan d 163—1 6 5 ,170,172,174
Banking and c r e d i t................163—180
Bankruptcies ...................................... 180
B anks .................. 163—174, 242 —243
— commercial 166— 167, 170, 172— 173
— mortgage ..................... 166, 170, 172
— s a v in g s............. 168, 170, 172— 173
B a sin s ................................................. 1
Benefit Societies ..................... 185—186
B ir th s ........... 4 6 - 4 9 , 53—54, 56— 57
B lin d, schools for t h e ......................... 289
Bonds, loans o n .................................. 176
Books, p u b lis h e d ............................... 304
Boundaries of F in la n d .................... 1
B r id g e s ................................................. 192
B ro a d castin g.................. 212, 3 0 2 —303
B u ildin g activity 34—40, 120—122,
242—243
— costs index .................................... 255
— perm its ........................................... 120
B u ild in g s ................................ 248—250
B usiness enterprises 152—155,231—233
— — State .. 216, 221, 222, 224—225
Canals ................................................. 207
Cars ........................................... 192—193
C a tt le ............................. 87—91, 98—99
Causes of d e a th ........................... 62—65
C hild allowances .................... 283—284
— protection ........................... 280— 282
Index
P ag e
Child welfare centres ........... 278—279
Church, Greek O r to d o x ................3, 29
—•Lutheran N a tio n a l ................ 2, 29
Church-music institutes .... 1953: 293
Cinemas ................................................ 306
C ivil cases ............................. 307—309
Clearing, B ank of F in lan d .. 1952: 158
C lim a te ............................................................ 4
Colleges .................................... 294—295
Commerce ........... 34—40, 123—162,
2 4 2 -2 4 3
Com mercial sch o o ls............................ 292
Communes ..................................................... 2
— area ........................................... 11— 24
—■fin a n c e s ............................... 234—241
— official language .................................... 33
—• population .............................. 11—24
— social welfare 234, 236, 280—282
— taxes ......................... 237, 240 -241
Communicable d is e a s e s ..................... 275
Com m unications . . . 34—39, 192—212,
2 4 2 -2 4 3
Congregations .................................. 3, 29
Consum ption 86—87, 256, 258—259
C o-operation......................................... 161
Co-operative, credit societies .... 159
—■savings banks ......... 159, 171, 173
— societies .................... 155, 159— 161
— stores .................................... 159—161
Cost of liv in g ............................ 256—257
-------index ........................................... 256
Courts .................................. 2, 307—316
Credit and b a n k in g ................ 163—180
Credit volume ..................................... 177
C rim inal c a s e s ......................... 307—309
Crimes .................... 65, 309—312, 315
Crops .............................................. 84—87
Culture ...................................... 285—306
Currency c irc u la tio n ..................163— 164
Currency re s e r v e ................................. 165
Custom revenues 204, 216, 223, 224,
259
D a in e s ................................. 88—89, 159
—• c o -o p era tiv e..................................... 159
D airy sc h o o ls....................................... 292
Deaf-mutes, schools for ................... 289
Death, causes o f ............................ 62—65
D e a th s ........................... 46—49, 5 8 —65
D ental tec h n ic ia n s.............................. 278
D entists ................................................ 278
Dioceses .............................................. 2—3
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D iscount rate ................................. 165
Disease, cases of .......................... 275
isplaced p o p u la tio n ..................... 43
istraint ............................................. 310
D ivisions, adm inistrative and judical 2
Divorces ............................. 51—52, 307
Dom estic arts and crafts, schools for 293
Dom estic economy schools ........ 293
Donation f u n d s ...................... 178—179
Drainage works ................. 79, 102—103
D ram atics, schools for .................... 291
D uties, excise .... 216, 224—225, 259
iv e llin g s............................... 251—254
D w elling units, completed . . 121—122
------ - fam ilies in need of accomodation
.................................................. 122
E d u c a tio n ................................. 285—306
Election .................................... 317—323
— g e n era l......................... 317, 319—321
— m u n ic ip a l.................. 317,322—323
— p r e s id e n tia l......................... 317—318
E m igrants .................................... 68—69
E m ployers’ Federations .... 271— 272
Endowments ........................... 178— 179
E pidem ic d is e a s e s ............................. 275
Establishm ents, industry and
handicraft ........................... 107— 108
— trade and service branches 152—155
—■transport and com munication 212
Exchange r a t e ...................................... 174
Expectation of life ........................... 45
E xports ................................... 123—151
—•index for prices of .................... 264
E xternal trade ......................... 123—151
F a m ily a llo w a n ce s................... 283, 284
Farm ers m oney transactions . . . 98—99
F arm s, a r e a .................................. 82—83
— number of w o r k d a y s .............. 94—97
— workers o n ............................... 92—93
F arm worker, wages ......................... 268
Feeble-minded, schools for 1955: 293
Feed c o n su m p tio n ............................. 87
Ferries ................................................. 192
F ertility ............................................... 55
F ertilizers, use of ............................. 97
F ilm Control ...................................... 305
Fire in su ra n c e ................ 187—189,191
Fishing ........................................ 101, 242
Foreign d e b t......................................... 176