September 1948 Issue, THE SURVEY

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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 Jan.-Mar. 1948 = 3 Issues, 37 Articles
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      January 1948 Issue = 11 Articles
      1. The Vulnerability Index by Douglas H. MacNeil, pp. 3-6
      2. Survey Salutes---CSS, p. 7
      3. Flight to Freedom by Jessamine Fenner, pp. 8-10
      4. Statistics That Make Sense by Jeannette M. Elder, p. 11
      5. Nobody Does Nuttin' for Nobody for Nuttin' by Hyman Sorokoff, pp. 12-14
      6. Education for Marriage by Samuel H. Lowrie, pp. 15-16
      7. On the Campus by Judson T. Landis, pp. 17-19
      8. The Common Welfare, p. 20
      9. Here in Washington by Rilla Schroeder, p. 21
      10. The Country Over, pp. 22-28
      11. Book Reviews, pp. 29-32
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      February 1948 Issue = 13 Articles
      1. So They Say, p. 33
      2. Editorial: Job Description, p. 34
      3. Welfare for Everybody by Eleanor Lake, pp. 35-38
      4. The $60,000,000 Question by James Brunot and Lennig Sweet, pp. 39-40
      5. Sociometry in Action by Helen H. Jennings, pp. 41-44
      6. Page from a Berlin Caseworker's Diary, pp. 45-46
      7. The Paint Job by Mary Overholt Peters, p. 47
      8. Epitomes, pp. 48-49
      9. Mr. Chairman!, pp. 50-51
      10. The Common Welfare, p. 52
      11. The Country Over, pp. 53-56
      12. Book Reviews, p. 57
      13. About People, pp. 58-64
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      March 1948 Issue = 13 Articles
      1. Editorial, p. 65
      2. So They Say, p. 66
      3. Hometown Goes to Washington by Marion Robinson, pp. 67-68
      4. Make Way for Youth, pp. 69-72
      5. Volunteer Service, pp. 73-74
      6. Red Feather Surveys the Citizen by Barbara Abel, pp. 75-76
      7. Gratitude by Cosette G. Mulder, p. 77
      8. Epitomes, pp. 78-79
      9. Mr. Chairman, pp. 80-82
      10. Washington Byways, p. 83
      11. Edward T. Devine by Clare M. Tousley, p. 84
      12. The Country Over, pp. 85-87
      13. About People, pp. 88-96
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    Issues of Apr.-Jun. 1948 = 3 Issues, 30 Articles
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      April 1948 Issue = 11 Articles
      1. Home Care by E.M. Bluestone, M.D., pp. 99-101
      2. Nursing Home Placement by Margaret B. Ryder, pp. 102-104
      3. Part Time Mental Clinics by Katharine G. Ecob, pp. 105-106
      4. Memo for D.A. by Eleanor Lake, pp. 107-108
      5. Mr. Chairman, pp. 109-111
      6. Washington Byways, p. 112
      7. The Kinsey Report by Kathryn Close, pp. 113-120
      8. Epitomes, pp. 121-122
      9. The Country Over, pp. 123-127
      10. Book Reviews, pp. 128-129
      11. About People, pp. 130-136
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      May 1948 Issue = 9 Articles
      1. Survey Award, pp. 137-138
      2. Rallying Point for the World by Kathryn Close, pp. 139-144
      3. Probing and Pattern Making, pp. 145-152
      4. Meeting the Reality of Fear by Marion Robinson, pp. 153-162
      5. Washington Byways, p. 163
      6. Epitomes, pp. 164-165
      7. The Common Welfare, pp. 166-169
      8. Book Reviews, pp. 170-171
      9. About People, pp. 172-176
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      June 1948 Issue = 10 Articles
      1. Trusteeship---A.D. 1948 by Arthur Mag, pp. 179-181
      2. Children's Prisons by Sherwood Norman, pp. 182-184
      3. Report of the National Health Assembly by Oscar R. Ewing, Dr. Ellen C. Potter, and Michael M. Davis, ..., pp. 185-196
      4. Report of the National Conference on Family Life by Lawrence K. Frank, Marion Robinson, and Julia P. Newman, ..., pp. 197-209
      5. Epitomes, pp. 210-211
      6. "Dear Hellard" by Rachel Henry, p. 212
      7. Washington Byways, p. 213
      8. The Common Welfare, pp. 214-217
      9. Book Reviews, p. 218
      10. About People, pp. 219-224
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    Issues of Jul.-Sep. 1948 = 3 Issues, 27 Articles
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      July 1948 Issue = 10 Articles
      1. From a European Colleague, p. 225
      2. Family Drama by Agnes C. McGregor, p. 226
      3. Magic Works Department by C.A. Alexander#2, pp. 227-228
      4. Books and Our Children by Mildred L. Methven, pp. 229-230
      5. Reception Room by Ruth Gilbert, p. 231
      6. Confessions of a Groupwork Statistic by Ludwig A. Graner, p. 232
      7. Epitomes, p. 233
      8. The Common Welfare, pp. 234-236
      9. Book Reviews, p. 237
      10. About People, pp. 238-240
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      August 1948 Issue = 6 Articles
      1. Great Britain's New Social Security by John G. Hill, pp. 243-245
      2. Thoughts on Social Planning by Arthur H. Kruse, pp. 246-247
      3. Epitomes, p. 248
      4. The Common Welfare, pp. 249-251
      5. About People, p. 252
      6. Book Reviews, pp. 253-256
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      September 1948 Issue = 11 Articles
      1. Statement by Henry Ford II, pp. 258-260
      2. USO---Back on the Job by Lindsley F. Kimball, pp. 261-264
      3. Chest Goals Should Be Higher by Raymond N. Ball, pp. 265-266
      4. Labor Acts for a Better Community by Emil Rieve, p. 267
      5. When Labor Joins in Making Policy by John Murphy, pp. 267-270
      6. Why We Give by Lilian Brandt and Thomas Devine, pp. 271-272
      7. Why We Volunteer by Clarice Pennock and Marion Robinson, pp. 273-276
      8. Whither Federation? by Lyman S. Ford, pp. 277-279
      9. The Common Welfare, pp. 280-282
      10. Book Reviews, p. 283
      11. About People, pp. 284-288
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    Issues of Oct.-Dec. 1948 = 3 Issues, 33 Articles
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      October 1948 Issue = 10 Articles
      1. Town Meeting by Mail, p. 290
      2. For Communities' Sake by Wilmer Shields Rich, pp. 291-298
      3. Know What the What Is by Bradley Buell, pp. 299-302
      4. "I'd Try Anything---" by Anonymous, pp. 303-305
      5. Legal Aid for Agencies by Helen L. Buttenwieser, pp. 306-307
      6. Overdue Blueprint by Edward S. Rogers, M.D., p. 308
      7. Epitomes, pp. 309-310
      8. The Common Welfare, pp. 311-314
      9. About People, p. 315
      10. Book Reviews, pp. 316-320
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      November 1948 Issue = 11 Articles
      1. Benefits for Britons by John G. Hill, pp. 323-325
      2. Social Workers' Pension by Henry Bruere, p. 326
      3. Truth About Aptitude Tests by Gordon J. Barnett, pp. 327-329
      4. Apples Plus Oranges = ? by Charles Birt, pp. 330-331
      5. The Youth Council by Morris L. Eisenstein, pp. 332-335
      6. Epitomes, pp. 336-337
      7. For a Better Future by Maria Offenberg, pp. 338-339
      8. "The Big Boob" by Angeline L. Faran, p. 340
      9. The Common Welfare, pp. 341-345
      10. Book Reviews, pp. 346-348
      11. About People, pp. 349-352
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      December 1948 Issue = 12 Articles
      1. Attache Program by Gordon J. Barnett, pp. 355-356
      2. The Village Is My Client by Harold C. Harlow, Jr., pp. 357-358
      3. A National Myth by Elma H. Ashton, p. 359
      4. Youth Council in Action by Thomas A. Rowe, pp. 360-362
      5. Town Meeting by Mail, pp. 363-366
      6. Volunteer's Notebook by Marjorie Patten, p. 367
      7. Attention, 81st Congress! by Barbara Bent Bates, pp. 368-369
      8. Epitomes, pp. 370-371
      9. Whither Federation? by James C. Cotter and Lyman S. Ford, p. 372
      10. The Common Welfare, pp. 373-377
      11. Book Reviews, pp. 378-381
      12. About People, pp. 382-384
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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