Changing Fundamentale of Social Work (Presidential Address), Hubert W Kelay

The Family as a Factor in Social Evolution, Arthur / tudd

Neglected Fundamentals in Children's Work

Fundamental Questions Now Before Uje, Grace Abbott

The Superficial Character of Child Caring Work, / Prentice Murphy

Underlying Concepts in the World Movement for Health

Public Health, George B. Vincent

Mental Hygiene, William A White.

The Faith of the Sorel Worker (unterene Sermon), Key Prank Walon, DD

The Lowbreaker and Needed Improvements in Hie '1

The Commonwealth Fund Program for the Prevention of Delinquency, Barry C. Smith.

The Needs and Future of the Probation Service, Charles L. Chute.

Heredity and Environment: The Bilder Clan, Leon Stern

DIVISION III. HEALTH

Industrial Hygiene:

The Physician in Industry and His Relation to Health Agencies, C. E. Ford

Health and Medical Work in Department Stores, Arthur B. Emmons, ad

Health Experiments and Demonstrations:

The Child Health Demonstration in Mansfield, Ohio, Walter H. Brown

Discussion, Bernard W. Carey

Co-ordination in Voluntary Health Work:

State Voluntary Health Co-ordination, Walter D. Thurber

Municipal Voluntary Health Co-ordination, Bleecker Marquette.

The Art of Living:

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The Healthful Home, Ira S. Wile

Food and Health, H. C. Sherman

Social Hygiene and Venereal Disease Control:

Relations and Duties of Public Health Nurses and Social Workers in the Diagnosis,

Treatment, and Control of Syphilis, Edith Shatto King

The Importance and Relation to Venereal Disease Control of Unofficial Agencies, C. C.

Pierce

DIVISION IV. THE FAMILY

The Significance of the Rise in Relief-Giving during the Past Five Years:

Its Relation to Increased Costs and the Adequacy of Relief Based on a Study of Relief-

Giving in Forty-Seven American Cities with a Population of 100,000 and Over, John

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Its Relation to Standards of Case Work, Florence Nesbitt

The Relationship between Children and Family Case Working Agencies:

Relationships in Technique, Catherine Sanders

Minimum Standards of Training for Family Case Work:

Minimum Educational Requirements Which Should Be Demanded of Those Beginning

Family Case Work, Katherine Hardwick

Standards for Teachers in Case Work, Henry B. Thurston

The Individualization of the Different Members of the Family:

Individualization of the Parent, Stockton Raymond

Individualization of the Child, May H. Harding

The Use of Volunteers in Rural Social Work:

In Dakota County, Minnesota, Josephine Brown

In Scioto County, Ohio, Virginia Wing.

DIVISION V. INDUSTRIAL AND ECONOMIC PROBLEMS

Social Standards for Industry:

Review and Forecast, Owen R. Lovejoy

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The Housing Situation, John Ihlder.

Progress in Standards of Child Labor Legislation, Raymond G. Fuller

Relation of Recent Supreme Court Decisions to Labor Unions and Industrial Legislation,

John A. Ryan

Human Relations in the Coal Industry:

The Broken Year and How to Mend It, George Otis Smith

Intermittent Work from the Standpoint of Supervision, Hugh Archbald

What Irregular Employment Means to Household and Community, Helen Hutchinson .

Employees' Participation in Management:

Work Councils in the United States, H. H. Rutherford.

Trade Unions and Employees' Participation, William H. Johnston

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Stabilizing Industry:

Is There Enough Work and Income to Go Around? George Soule

Can the Worker Be Guaranteed Continuous Employment? N. I. Stone

DIVISION VI. NEIGHBORHOOD AND COMMUNITY LIFE

How Do Local Community Organizations Function? Their Weakness and Their Strength,

Roy Smith Wallace

Community Organizations:

The Church and Its Relationship to Community Social Life, Joel Hayden

The Rural Work of the Young Men's Christian Association, D. C. Drew.

Rural Communities:

The Relationship between Local Community Life and Political Organization, John

Merriman Gaus.

Community Solidarity: The Small Town, R. C. Edlund

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DIVISION VII. MENTAL HYGIENE

How a Neighborhood Can Improve Its Motion Picture Exhibitions, O. G. Cocks

Discussion, H. Turner Jones .

Labor Education in the Industrial Community, David Scott Hanchett

Team Work in Mental Hygiene:

A State Mental Hygiene Program Through the School Period, Homer Folks

Mental Hygiene Needs Arising Subsequent to School Life, C. Floyd Haviland.

The Function of the College in Promoting Mental Hygiene, Clarence M. Hincks

Mental Hygiene of Childhood:

The Contribution of the Physician to the Mental Hygiene of the Child, C. Macfie

Campbell

The Social Worker's Opportunity, Jessie Taft.

Results and Future Opportunities in the Field of Clinics, Social Service, and Parole,

Douglas A. Thom.

The Community's Responsibility in Promoting the Mental Hygiene Movement, Arthur

H. Ruggles

The Community's Part in the Care of Defectives, Charles S. Little

DIVISION VIII. ORGANIZATION OF SOCIAL FORCES

Existing Social Forces of a Community, William Hammond Parker

Social Forces in a Community: Public Agencies, Lucius A. Whipple

The Federation-Financial Program:

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Budget Making in a Federation, Raymond Clapp .

Administration Problems of Community Funds-Collection, Distribution, Bookkeeping,

Otto W. Davis

A Federation Publicity Program, Karl de Schweinitz

The Campaign, Harry P. Wareheim.

The Federation-Service Program:

The Co-ordination of Agencies' Activities, S. C. Kingsley

Creation of New and Suppression of Unnecessary Activities, Charles C. Stillman

Direct Service Activities of a Federation, Sherman Conrad.

Relation of National Agencies to the Local Community, Ralph J. Reed

DIVISION IX. PUBLIC OFFICIALS AND ADMINISTRATION

Some Organization Problems of Public Welfare Departments, Gertrude Vaile

The Work of a Commissioner of Public Welfare, Mrs. Clarence A. Johnson.

Recent Legislation in Public Welfare Organizations-Their Trend and Meaning, J. E.

Hagerty.

Fundamentals for Effective Inspection of Institutions, Amos W. Butler

Inspection by State and Local Authorities, Francis Bardwell

Reports of Inspections, G. Croft Williams

Institution Records of Value to Inspectors, Rausm A. Greene.

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DIVISION X. THE IMMIGRANT

Immigration under the Percentum Limit Law, W. W. Husband

Discussion, Edith Abbott .

The Process of Assimilation:

Assimilation as Measured by the Results of the Fourteenth Census, Walter Laidlaw.

Some Problems of Race and Culture in the United States, Alexander A. Goldenweiser

Adaptation in Specialized Fields of Social Work Necessary for Successful Work with

Immigrants:

Helping the Hospital Social Worker to Understand the Foreign Born, Michael M.

Davis, Jr.

Community Organization and the Immigrant, John Daniels

Training for Successful Work with Immigrants:

Training of American Workers, Aimée Sears

Training and Use of Nationality Workers, Virginia N. Murray.

International Aspects of the Migration Problem:

Development of International Case Work, Mary Emerson Hurlbutt

Immigration and the International Labor Organization, W. A. Riddell

A. GENERAL SESSIONS