April 1938 Issue, THE SURVEY

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  Issues of 1924 = 24 Issues, 332 Articles
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  Issues of 1929 = 24 Issues, 356 Articles
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Issues of the 1930s = 9 Years, 144 Issues, 2,180 Articles
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  Issues of 1930 = 24 Issues, 391 Articles
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  Issues of 1931 = 24 Issues, 427 Articles
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  Issues of 1932 = 24 Issues, 407 Articles
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  Issues of 1933 = 12 Issues, 220 Articles
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  Issues of 1934 = 12 Issues, 183 Articles
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  Issues of 1936 = 12 Issues, 148 Articles
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  Issues of 1937 = 12 Issues, 134 Articles
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  Issues of 1938 = 12 Issues, 134 Articles
  1. [+]
    Issues of Jan.-Mar. 1938 = 3 Issues, 33 Articles
    1. [+]
      January 1938 Issue = 12 Articles
      1. Working Girl's Budget by Beulah Amidon, pp. 3-4
      2. The Case of the Category by Ruth A. Lerrigo, pp. 5-6
      3. A Parole Officer's Day by Charles J. Dutton, pp. 7-8
      4. Old Folks Go Union by Selden C. Menefee, p. 9
      5. Cousins Indeed by Blanche Halbert, pp. 10-11
      6. Social Agency Boards and How to Serve on Them by Clarence King, p. 12
      7. Down a Shabby Street by John Stores, pp. 13-14
      8. The Common Welfare, pp. 15-16
      9. The Social Front, pp. 17-26
      10. Readers Write, p. 27
      11. Book Reviews, pp. 28-31
      12. The Pamphlet Shelf, p. 32
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      February 1938 Issue = 11 Articles
      1. "This Business of Relief" by Gertrude Springer, pp. 35-37
      2. Women and Children Last by Beulah Amidon, pp. 38-39
      3. Dead End Penology by Austin H. MacCormick, p. 40
      4. Social Agency Boards and How to Serve on Them by Clarence King, pp. 41-42
      5. Are You Afraid of Syphilis? by Ruth Ellen Lindenberg, pp. 43-44
      6. Miss Bailey Says... by Gertrude Springer, pp. 45-46
      7. The Common Welfare, pp. 47-48
      8. The Social Front, pp. 49-57
      9. Readers Write, pp. 58-59
      10. Book Reviews, pp. 60-63
      11. Pamphlet Shelf, p. 64
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      March 1938 Issue = 10 Articles
      1. New York Starts Central Financing by James G. Blaine and Ruth Lerrigo, pp. 67-69
      2. These Past Five Years by William H. Matthews, pp. 70-71
      3. Charity by Helen Maring, p. 72
      4. "Oh, Those Social Workers!" by Kathryn Close, p. 73
      5. Board Member Soul Searching by Ruth Hyde Harvie, pp. 74-75
      6. The Poorhouse Persists by Helen Glenn Tyson, pp. 76-77
      7. The Common Welfare, pp. 78-79
      8. The Social Front, pp. 80-91
      9. Book Reviews, pp. 92-95
      10. The Pamphlet Shelf, p. 96
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    Issues of Apr.-Jun. 1938 = 3 Issues, 37 Articles
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      April 1938 Issue = 11 Articles
      1. "The Past Is Prologue" by William Hodson, pp. 99-100
      2. Twenty-five Years of Growing by Allen T. Burns, p. 101
      3. "Oh, Those Nurses!" by Kathryn Close, pp. 102-103
      4. A World Safe for Mothers by Thomas Parran, M.D., p. 104
      5. The Education of an Examiner by Marie Dresden Lane, pp. 105-107
      6. Dear Billy Cogswell: A Symposium by A.H. Maccormick, Leonard W. Mayo, and Eleanor T. Glueck, ..., pp. 108-110
      7. German Emigres Help Each Other by Toni Stolper, p. 111
      8. The Common Welfare, pp. 112-113
      9. The Social Front, pp. 114-122
      10. Readers Write, p. 123
      11. Book Reviews, pp. 124-128
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      May 1938 Issue = 16 Articles
      1. As We Find Ourselves by Paul Kellogg, pp. 135-137
      2. Social Work and Politics by William Haber, pp. 138-141
      3. Clients Aren't What They Used To Be by Charles F. Ernst, pp. 142-144
      4. And It Came To Pass by Thomas D. Eliot, p. 145
      5. The Social Front of 25 Years, pp. 146-151
      6. Social Action and Social Workers by Helen Hall, pp. 152-154
      7. Whose Job Is What? by David C. Adie, pp. 155-157
      8. The Insurances and Social Work by Ewan Clague, pp. 158-159
      9. From Private Social Work to Public Service, pp. 160-161
      10. Medical Care---But How? by Gertrude Sturges, M.D., pp. 162-164
      11. The Things We Do Together by Helen Cody Baker, pp. 165-167
      12. So They Said, p. 168
      13. Miss Bailey Says... by Gertrude Springer, pp. 169-172
      14. The Public Holds Its Nose by Sidney Hollander, pp. 173-176
      15. Just An Innocent Bystander by Margaret Farlow, pp. 177-179
      16. Oh Come Now Mrs. Farlow, pp. 180-192
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      June 1938 Issue = 10 Articles
      1. The WPA Looks Forward by Harry L. Hopkins, pp. 195-198
      2. Work Relief and the Workers by Howard M. Teaf, Jr., pp. 199-200
      3. In and Out of School by Adelaide Nichols Baker, p. 201
      4. Sterilization in Practice by Paul Popenoe, pp. 202-203
      5. The Twilight of Industrial Life Insurance by Lee K. Frankel, Jr., pp. 204-205
      6. The Common Welfare, pp. 206-207
      7. The Social Front, pp. 208-217
      8. Readers Write, p. 218
      9. Book Reviews, pp. 219-223
      10. The Pamphlet Shelf, p. 224
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    Issues of Jul.-Sep. 1938 = 3 Issues, 30 Articles
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      July 1938 Issue = 13 Articles
      1. Social Work Stretches Its Tent Ropes by Ruth A. Lerrigo, pp. 227-228
      2. The Test of American Democracy by Solomon Lowenstein, p. 229
      3. Margaret Bondfield by Paul Kellogg, p. 230
      4. Prisons and Beyond by Sanford Bates, p. 231
      5. Seen in Seattle by Walt Partymiller, pp. 232-233
      6. Social Work and Public Service by David C. Adie, p. 234
      7. Probation and Parole by Joseph N. Ulman, pp. 235-236
      8. Facts and Figures, p. 237
      9. The Common Welfare, pp. 238-239
      10. The Social Front, pp. 240-249
      11. Readers Write, p. 250
      12. The Pamphlet Shelf, p. 251
      13. Book Reviews, pp. 252-256
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      August 1938 Issue = 7 Articles
      1. Security for Social Workers by John A. Fitch, pp. 259-260
      2. Nineteen Thirty Eight by Carl L. Flaxman, p. 261
      3. Marriages Insured Against Syphilis by Edward A. Macy, p. 262
      4. Job Finding Joins Relief by Herman A. Somers, pp. 263-264
      5. The Common Welfare, p. 265
      6. The Social Front, pp. 266-269
      7. Book Reviews, pp. 270-272
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      September 1938 Issue = 10 Articles
      1. The Clean Up by Barbara Abel, pp. 275-276
      2. New Jersey Looks at Its Young Delinquents by James S. Plant, M.D., pp. 277-278
      3. It Has Happened Before by Richard W. Hale, Jr., pp. 279-280
      4. Women Alone by Kathryn Close, p. 281
      5. Dear Miss Bailey by Charles A. Neal, M.D., p. 282
      6. Old Age Reserve by Beulah Amidon, pp. 283-285
      7. The Common Welfare, pp. 286-287
      8. The Social Front, pp. 288-296
      9. The Pamphlet Shelf, p. 297
      10. Book Reviews, pp. 298-304
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    Issues of Oct.-Dec. 1938 = 3 Issues, 34 Articles
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      October 1938 Issue = 13 Articles
      1. Graham Taylor, p. 306
      2. Social Work at the Grass Roots, p. 307
      3. An Open Letter to Miss Bailey by Josephine Strode, pp. 308-309
      4. In-Service Training for Public Welfare by Josephine C. Brown, p. 310
      5. Institution Libraries in Minnesota by Louis Towley, pp. 311-312
      6. The Fat Is in the Fire by Arthur Evans Wood, pp. 313-314
      7. Ohio and Old Age Assistance by Beulah Amidon, pp. 315-316
      8. Placement for Social Workers by Arthur Dunham, p. 317
      9. The Common Welfare, pp. 318-320
      10. The Social Front, pp. 321-328
      11. Readers Write, p. 329
      12. Book Reviews, pp. 330-335
      13. The Pamphlet Shelf, p. 336
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      November 1938 Issue = 9 Articles
      1. Relief in November 1938 by Gertrude Springer, pp. 339-343
      2. Frank Bane: in the Public Service, p. 344
      3. The County Worker's Job by Josephine Strode, pp. 345-346
      4. In-Service Training for Public Welfare by Josephine C. Brown, pp. 347-348
      5. Here in Washington, p. 349
      6. The Common Welfare, pp. 350-351
      7. The Social Front, pp. 352-360
      8. Readers Write, pp. 361-362
      9. Book Reviews, pp. 363-368
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      December 1938 Issue = 12 Articles
      1. Survivors' Benefits by John J. Corson, pp. 371-372
      2. Amendment Season for Social Security by Glen Leet, pp. 373-374
      3. A Juvenile Court Gets Its Face Lifted by Marion Aley, p. 375
      4. The Unseen Plague of Chronic Sickness by Ernst P. Boas, M.D., pp. 376-377
      5. The Other Side by Wilber Irvin Newstetter, pp. 378-379
      6. The County Worker's Job by Josephine Strode, pp. 380-381
      7. Porter Lee, Social Work Philosopher by Joanna C. Colcord, p. 382
      8. Here in Washington, p. 383
      9. The Common Welfare, pp. 384-385
      10. The Social Front, pp. 386-394
      11. Book Reviews, pp. 395-399
      12. The Pamphlet Shelf, pp. 400-402
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  Issues of 1939 = 12 Issues, 136 Articles
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Issues of the 1940s = 9 Years, 108 Issues, 1,100 Articles
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  Issues of 1940 = 12 Issues, 136 Articles
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  Issues of 1941 = 12 Issues, 128 Articles
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  Issues of 1942 = 12 Issues, 127 Articles
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  Issues of 1943 = 12 Issues, 124 Articles
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  Issues of 1944 = 12 Issues, 128 Articles
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  Issues of 1945 = 12 Issues, 109 Articles
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  Issues of 1946 = 12 Issues, 110 Articles
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  Issues of 1947 = 12 Issues, 111 Articles
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  Issues of 1948 = 12 Issues, 127 Articles
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Issues of the 1950s = 1 Year, 12 Issues, 148 Articles
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  Issues of 1951 = 12 Issues, 148 Articles