Federal Subsidies to the States with Special Reference to Health, Richard Arthur

Bolt, M.D..

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215

Organization of Public Health:

The Place of Social Work in Public Health, Harry L. Hopkins

What Is the Public Practice of Medicine? William H. Peters, M.D.

The Community and Public Health:

Lessons from the Health Surveys of 186 Cities, W. F. Walker

The Effect of Negro Migration on Community Health in Cleveland, H. L. Rock-

wood, M.D..

The Health Council Idea, Bleecker Marquette

IV. THE FAMILY

222

228

233

238

244

What Has Social Work to Do with the Founding of New Families? Joanna C.

Colcord

The Development of Human Personality through Religious Experience, Rev. Abba

Hillel Silver, D.D.

272

The Present Status of Parenthood Training, John R. Brown

277

283

290

Suggested Further Developments in Education for Parenthood, Lawson G. Lowrey,

M.D.

What Measures Do We Have for Growth in Personality? Walter W. Whitson

Measuring Our Results in Securing the Essentials of Family Life: Some Sugges-

tions Based on a Review of Mothers' Assistance in Pennsylvania, Mrs. Helen

Glenn Tyson

V. INDUSTRIAL AND ECONOMIC PROBLEMS

The Living Wage and Family Allowance Systems, Paul H. Douglas.

Substitution of Negro Labor for European Immigrant Labor, Charles S. Johnson

Social Problems of Our Mexican Population, J. B. Gwin

The Mexican Immigrant in Texas, Max Sylvanus Handman

Trade Unionism and Social Work:

Trade Unions and the Family Welfare Agency, Jacob Billikopf and Benjamin

Glassberg

The Individual or "Yellow Dog" Contract, Thomas J. Donnelly

Progress in Regularizing Employment, Percy S. Brown

VI. NEIGHBORHOOD AND COMMUNITY LIFE

What Zoning Is Doing to Improve Housing Conditions, Edward T. Hartman

The Social Significance of Recent Court Decisions on Zoning, Alfred Bettman

A Program for the American City, Joseph K. Hart.

The Family as an Institution in Society, Rev. William J. Kerby

The Relation of Community Work to Family Life, Mary E. McDowell .

Family Life of the Negro in the Small Town, E. Franklin Frazier

Facts and Factors with Regard to the Farmers' Standards of Living, E. L. Kirk-

patrick.

A Maternity and Infancy Program for Rural and Semirural Communities, Elizabeth

Gardiner

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VII. MENTAL HYGIENE

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407

Treatment Processes as Developed by the Social Worker, Bertha C. Reynolds

Types of Clinical Service Available to Children's Agencies, Bruce B. Robinson

What Kind of Mental Hygiene Service Do Children's Agencies Need? Ethel Taylor 412

Program for Meeting Psychiatric Needs

In the State-Aims and Problems of the Illinois Plan, Herman M. Adler, M.D. .

In the City-Aims and Problems of the Cleveland Plan, Lawson G. Lowrey, M.D. 424

The Social Case Worker's Attitudes and Problems as They Affect Her Work, Eliza-

beth H. Dexter

419

436

The Role of Personalities in the Treatment of Problem Children in an Institution,

Eleanor Clifton

442

VIII. ORGANIZATION OF SOCIAL FORCES

Tax and Contribution Support of Social Work: Facts as Revealed by the Study of

Volume and Cost of Social Work, Raymond F. Clapp

Governmental Responsibility in the Field of Social and Welfare Work, Leyton

E. Carter

The County Unit as a Basis of Social Work and Public Welfare in North Carolina,

Howard W. Odum. →.

449

457

West Palm Beach County, Florida: A Unit for Social Work, Elizabeth A. Cooley. 467

The Social Service Exchange: A Tool for County Cooperation, Douglas P. Falconer

The Organization of Social Work in New Orleans, Bradley Buell.

16A Social Audit of Child Welfare Work as a Whole in New Orleans, with Special

17

18

Charting of the Organization and Performance of, Welfare Work in Cleveland, with

Special Reference to Recreation and Character Building, Rowland Haynes

Community Recreation: Its Significance, Objectives, Machinery, and Standards,

Eugene T. Lies

471

475

479

486

493

500

Uniform Districting in a Large City for Social and Civic Purposes, Blanche Renard

The Natural Area as the Unit for Social Work in the Large City, Ernest W. Burgess 504

Uniform Area Plan for Chicago City-Wide Social Agencies, Helen I. Clarke

Relations between the Church and the Public Authorities in the Supervision of

Private Organizations in New York, Rev. Robert F. Keegan

Social Research in an Infirmary, Ransom H. Sartwell, M.D.

Admissions and Records in an Almshouse, Emily B. Randall.

The Future Development of the Almshouse, Ellen C. Potter, M.D.

The Transportation Agreement, Jeffrey R. Brackett

515

519

The Need for a Uniform Settlement Law, Arthur P. Hasking, M.D.

The Need for a Uniform Settlement Law, J. L. Gillin.

536

539

The Iowa Plan of Cooperation in County Welfare Work, Louise Cottrell

Human Relations in Public Charity, Mrs. E. W. Bemis

Politics in State Institutions, A. L. Bowen

Proposed Measures for Improving the Care of the Aged in Massachusetts, Richard

K. Conant.

562

X. THE IMMIGRANT

Federal Immigration Legislation and Its Administration, J. A. Fluckey

Emigration Conditions in European Ports of Embarkation, Marion Schisby

The Naturalization Law and Its Administration, Clara Babst Minick

Community Programs and Cooperation in Americanization, Mary O'Donnell

Turner.

XI. PROFESSIONAL STANDARDS AND EDUCATION

Measuring the Demand for Social Workers, Ralph G. Hurlin.

Educating the Field Outside of Metropolitan Centers to Demand Trained Workers,

Garret P. Wyckoff.

Recruiting of Students by Schools and of Apprentices by Agencies, Mary Clarke

Burnett

Some Ethical Elements in Leadership in Social Work, Charles C. Stillman

The Investigation of Engineering Education, H. P. Hammond

Ways in Which Standards of Professional Training Have Been Raised in Schools

of Education, Charles W. Hunt.

Ways in Which Professional Schools Are Elevating Educational Standards, Frederick

C. Woodward

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621

Where in Social Work Can the Concept of Democracy Be Applied? Kenneth L. M.

Pray

625

XII. EDUCATIONAL PUBLICITY

The Need of Educational Publicity in Social Work, Robert W. Kelso

Educational Publicity from the Angle of Governmental Supervision, Richard K.

Conant.

637

641

Available Channels of Publicity, Mary Swain Routzahn

643

Importance of Educational Publicity from the Angle of the Federation, Donald

Vance

645

The Proper Form of Organization for Federation Publicity, Elwood Street

House Organs for Year-Round Publicity, William Feather.

648

655

Value of the Platform Address and Worth of Opportunities Which Social Agencies

Have for Using It, Martin Bickham

657

Conducting a Year-Round Speaker's Bureau, Lewis J. Hillhouse

Interpreting Professional Standards of Social Work to the Public:

From the Standpoint of the Community Fund, Paul S. Bliss

From the Viewpoint of a National Agency, Clara Louise Rowe

A. GENERAL SESSIONS