Tough Facts About Hospitals, by Michael M. Davis, THE SURVEY

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Tough Facts About Hospitals

by Michael M. Davis

The Survey, July 1, 1937, pp. 219-220

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    Issues of Jan.-Mar. 1937 = 3 Issues, 36 Articles
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      January 1937 Issue = 13 Articles
      1. Miss Bailey's Brief Case by Gertrude Springer, pp. 3-4
      2. Social Work and Social Security by Ewan Clague, pp. 5-6
      3. A Clean Slate for a Fresh Start by Newton D. Baker, p. 7
      4. Shall We Amend? by Beulah Amidon, p. 8
      5. One of Many by Louise Sherwood, p. 9
      6. A Program for Pennsylvania, p. 10
      7. Group Workers Organize, p. 11
      8. Behavior As It Is Behaved by Eleanor Rowland Wembridge, p. 12
      9. Brown Memorial Building, p. 13
      10. The Common Welfare, pp. 14-15
      11. The Social Front, pp. 16-26
      12. Readers Write, p. 27
      13. Book Reviews, pp. 28-32
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      February 1937 Issue = 12 Articles
      1. "We Demand..." by Charles F. Ernst, pp. 35-36
      2. Little 'Dobe Homes in the West by C.W. Burr, p. 37
      3. What is Worth Saving in "This Business of Relief" by Dorothy C. Kahn, p. 38
      4. Volunteers Venture by Wallace W. North, p. 39
      5. There Juvenile Courts of Ours by Charles L. Chute, pp. 40-41
      6. Miss Bailey Says... by Gertrude Springer, pp. 42-43
      7. Behavior As It Is Behaved by Eleanor Rowland Wembridge, p. 44
      8. The President's Committee on Administrative Management, pp. 45-46
      9. The Common Welfare, pp. 47-48
      10. The Social Front, pp. 49-58
      11. Readers Write, p. 59
      12. Book Reviews, pp. 60-64
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      March 1937 Issue = 11 Articles
      1. These Public Welfare Boards by Robert T. Lansdale, pp. 67-68
      2. Relief in the Sit-Down Strike, pp. 69-70
      3. Social Workers Report and Forecast by Ruth A. Lerrigo, pp. 71-72
      4. High Water High Marks, pp. 73-74
      5. Miss Bailey Says by Gertrude Springer, pp. 75-76
      6. Behavior As It Is Behaved by Eleanor Rowland Wembridge, p. 77
      7. Tsh! Tsh! Tsh! by A.D. Winslow, p. 78
      8. The Common Welfare, pp. 79-80
      9. The Social Front, pp. 81-89
      10. Readers Write, p. 90
      11. Book Reviews, pp. 91-96
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    Issues of Apr.-Jun. 1937 = 3 Issues, 33 Articles
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      April 1937 Issue = 10 Articles
      1. 1936---Relief in New Jersey---1937 by Douglas H. Macneil, pp. 99-100
      2. Salute to the Children's Bureau, p. 101
      3. Case Work and Group Work by Grace L. Coyle, pp. 102-103
      4. Social Security for Social Workers by Kathryn Close, pp. 104-105
      5. Miss Bailey Says by Gertrude Springer, pp. 106-107
      6. Behavior As It Is Behaved---VI by Eleanor Rowland Wembridge, p. 108
      7. Our Illegible Friends, p. 109
      8. The Common Welfare, pp. 110-111
      9. The Social Front, pp. 112-120
      10. Book Reviews, pp. 121-128
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      May 1937 Issue = 13 Articles
      1. Patterns and Portents by Harald H. Lund, pp. 133-134
      2. States Look at Public Welfare by Martha A. Chickering, pp. 135-137
      3. Case Work and Group Work---II by Grace L. Coyle, p. 138
      4. Education for Social Practice by Wayne McMillen, pp. 139-141
      5. Nursing Is My Job by Nan Potter, pp. 142-143
      6. Miss Bailey Says by Gertrude Springer, pp. 144-145
      7. Behavior As It Is Behaved---VII by Eleanor Rowland Wembridge, p. 146
      8. On Giving Away $1,000,000 by William H. Matthews, p. 147
      9. Anniversary Project The Midmonthly Survey, pp. 148-151
      10. The Common Welfare, pp. 152-153
      11. Back to Indianapolis by Russell H. Kurtz, p. 154
      12. The Social Front, pp. 155-163
      13. Book Reviews, pp. 164-176
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      June 1937 Issue = 10 Articles
      1. Social Workers Grope for Unity by Gertrude Springer and Helen Cody Baker, pp. 179-180
      2. Public Assistance by Edith Abbott, p. 181
      3. Future "Musts" by Harry L. Hopkins and Robert F. Wagner, pp. 182-183
      4. Industrial Relations by Frank Murphy, pp. 184-185
      5. This Year and Next, pp. 186-190
      6. For the Children of Spain, p. 191
      7. The Common Welfare, pp. 192-193
      8. The Social Front, pp. 194-202
      9. Readers Write, p. 203
      10. Book Reviews, pp. 204-208
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    Issues of Jul.-Sep. 1937 = 3 Issues, 34 Articles
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      July 1937 Issue = 11 Articles
      1. In This Real World of Ours by Alvin Johnson, pp. 211-213
      2. What About Volunteers by Florence Lukens Newbold, pp. 214-215
      3. Employment Service---New Style by Eleanor Allen, p. 216
      4. Boarding Out Delinquent Children by C.D. McNamee, pp. 217-218
      5. Tough Facts About Hospitals by Michael M. Davis, pp. 219-220
      6. "For the Good of the Cause" by Helen M. Manahan, p. 221
      7. Miss Bailey Says by Gertrude Springer, pp. 222-223
      8. The Common Welfare, pp. 224-225
      9. The Social Front, pp. 226-234
      10. Readers Write, p. 235
      11. Book Reviews, pp. 236-240
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      August 1937 Issue = 11 Articles
      1. The West Is Still Different by Joanna C. Colcord, pp. 243-245
      2. Be It Enacted by Fred K. Hoehler, pp. 246-247
      3. Morals and Mothers by Helen B. Laughlin, pp. 248-249
      4. Mopping Up the Floods by Douglas Greisemer, p. 250
      5. When Outsiders Look In by Walter Pettit and A.L. New, p. 251
      6. A Sidelight on the N.Y.A. by Sarah Elizabeth Bundy, pp. 252-253
      7. The Common Welfare, pp. 254-255
      8. The Social Front, pp. 256-265
      9. The Pamphlet Shelf, p. 266
      10. Readers Write, p. 267
      11. Book Reviews, pp. 268-272
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      September 1937 Issue = 12 Articles
      1. Horse Collars and Prisons by James V. Bennett, pp. 277-278
      2. Looking Back at the Long Vacation by Clara Lambert, pp. 279-280
      3. Standard of Living by Selden C. Menefee, p. 281
      4. A Relief Agency Plays the Market by Benjamin Glassberg, pp. 282-283
      5. Charity Racketeering by Kathryn Close, pp. 284-285
      6. Aunt Minnie's New House by Alice E. Moreland, p. 286
      7. A Million Dollars for Birth Control by Lena Gilliam, p. 287
      8. The Common Welfare, pp. 288-289
      9. The Social Front, pp. 290-298
      10. Readers Write, p. 299
      11. The Pamphlet Shelf, p. 299
      12. Book Reviews, pp. 300-304
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      October 1937 Issue = 12 Articles
      1. Transiency=Mobility in Trouble by Elizabeth Wickenden, pp. 307-308
      2. Professionalism in Social Welfare by Leroy A. Ramsdell, pp. 309-310
      3. Where Volunteers Come Natural, p. 311
      4. The Reports I've Seen by Natalie W. Linderholm, pp. 312-313
      5. Social Work at the Paris Exposition by Walter M. Baum, p. 314
      6. For Doubly Handicapped Children, p. 315
      7. Miss Bailey Says: "Brace Up, Theodore" by Gertrude Springer, pp. 316-317
      8. The Common Welfare, pp. 318-319
      9. The Social Front, pp. 320-328
      10. The Pamphlet Shelf, p. 329
      11. Readers Write, pp. 330-331
      12. Book Reviews, pp. 332-336
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      November 1937 Issue = 9 Articles
      1. Gains and Hopes for Health by Ruth A. Lerrigo, pp. 339-341
      2. Social Agency Boards and How to Serve on Them by Clarence King, pp. 342-343
      3. 100 Young Delinquents---and Why by Lisbeth Parrott, pp. 344-345
      4. Self-Help---Practical and Proved by Udo Rall, pp. 346-347
      5. Farmers on Relief by Irving Lorge, pp. 348-349
      6. The Common Welfare, pp. 350-351
      7. The Social Front, pp. 352-361
      8. Readers Write, p. 362
      9. Book Reviews, pp. 363-368
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      December 1937 Issue = 10 Articles
      1. Public Medical Care by Michael M. Davis, pp. 371-372
      2. Chicago's Unemployables by Clara Paul Paige, pp. 373-374
      3. The Business of Leadership by Sanford Bates, pp. 375-376
      4. A New Day for a Juvenile Court by Wendell F. Johnson, p. 377
      5. Social Agency Boards and How to Serve on Them by Clarence King, pp. 378-381
      6. The Common Welfare, pp. 382-383
      7. The Social Front, pp. 384-393
      8. The Pamphlet Shelf, p. 394
      9. Readers Write, p. 395
      10. Book Reviews, pp. 396-400
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