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Wheat supply of the United Kingdom. tables chart In Venn, J. A. Foundations of agricultural economics, p 306-41 '23 World wheat situation. tables Commerce Mo p 21-5 Ag '24

World wheat storage ahead holds hope for farmers: only bumper crops in the southern hemisphere will prevent a substantial increase in the profits of United States growers. H. E. Anderson. table charts Annalist 24:77+ JI 21 '24

The world's wheat:. Canadian prices and shipments via the Panama canal; what the prospective increase in the output of western Canada must signify to Argentina. R River Plate 61:1531-2 Je 20 '24

Accounting

United States. Dept. of agric. Cost of producing winter wheat in central grain regions of the United States. R. S. Washburn. Ap 16 '24 36p il tables charts maps (Dept. bul. no. 1198)

Marketing

C. H. Getz.

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Methods of merchandising American wheat in the export trade: pt. 2, Selling American wheat abroad. T. D. Hammatt. (Trade information bul. no. 185, Survey of world

trade in agric. products no. 2) tables chart map Commerce Repts Sup 78p F 11 '24 The sale of corn in the nineteenth century: measure versus weight. C. R. Fay. Econ J 34:211-18 Je '24 Wheat marketing plan indorsed by bankers: special committee of Oregon bankers' association completes its study of cooperative marketing and possible forms of price relief; resolutions ask united Oregon support for American wheat growers' plan. Oregon Voter 35:345-7+ D 15 '23 Wheat-marketing situation.

R. M.

Green. tables diag In Kan. Bd. of agric. Report, for the quarter ending March, 1923, p 79-86 23

Wheat pools in Australia. table Great Britain Ministry Agric J 31:20-3 Ap '24

United States.

House. Com. on agric. Wheat prices in 1917, 1918, and 1919: hearings on H.R. 7062, to determine and refund the difference between the price received for the wheat of 1917, 1918, and 1919 fixed by the United States of America and its agents, and the price which the wheat of 1917, 1918, and 1919 would have brought unfixed thereby, February 27, 1924. Apply to Congressmen '24 serial O 14p (U.S. 68th Congress, 1st sess.)

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Wheat and prosperity: price is fixed overseas, where we come into direct competition with wheat from entries in which labor is the cheapest of all commodities; Secretary Wallace's proposal to meet this condition; Canadian advantage; our acreage cut. C. J. Brand. tables Am Bankers Assn J 16:355-7 D '23

Statistics

1922 wheat prices. Oregon Voter 35:381 D 22 '23 Weekly average prices of wheat, barley and oats in 1923: Average price of English wheat per imperial quarter from 1800 to 1922. In Farmers red book and agricultural annual, p 190-1 '24

Statistics

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Outlook for world wheat supplies. Commerce Mo p 21-6 O '23

Some statistics of our [British] wheat supplies. Economist Mo Sup p 27 Ap 26 '24 Wheat production and flour milling in China: development of the industry, new Chinese mills in course of construction; lack of transportation a heavy handicap. chart British Chamber Commerce J (Shanghai) ns 5:415-17 D '23

Wheat stocks in United States and Canada on Jan. 1, 70,000,000 bushels greater than a year ago. Crops and Markets 1:48 Ja 19 '24 The world's corn harvest in 1923. Econ R 9: 37-8 Ja 11 '24

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Women-Continued

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Employment

Women in the banking business. W. F. Gep-
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Laws

British Columbia-Act for the protection of
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Statistics

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Governors' messages, 1924
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Laws

Maryland-Act to make it unlawful for the
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superintendents or commissioners of public
schools in the various counties of the state
and in all other municipal corporations of
the state of Maryland, to make any distinc-
tion or discrimination based upon, or be-
cause of sex, in the employment or appoint-
ment of teachers or in the matter of com-
pensating, promoting, transferring or dis-
missal of teachers, in the public schools.
(Ch. 233, Laws 1924)

New Jersey-Act to repeal an act entitled "An
act providing for the appointment of women
as masters in chancery", approved March
thirtieth, one thousand eight hundred and
ninety-six. (Ch. 125, Acts 1923)
New Jersey-Supplement to "An act respect-
ing the court of chancery (revision of
1902)". (Ch. 123, Acts 1923)

Legislation, Proposed

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Pending equal rights amendment to the U.S.
constitution; Equal rights amendment dis-
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192-207 Mr '24

Women in industry

Health of working women. F. L. Hoffman.
Consumers' League N Y Bul v 3 no 5 [4]p
My '24

Revised and enlarged address delivered be-
fore the annual meeting of the Consumers'
league of New York.

Kelman, J. H. Labour in India: a study of the
conditions of Indian women in modern indus-
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fed. of trade unions publications no. 4)
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Florence Kelley: Married women in indus-
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of social work. Proceedings, 1923, p 112-16,
321-6 '23

Women in industry-Continued

State regulation of woman and child labor in Kansas. Edith Hess. bibl tables In Kan. state historical soc. Collections, 1919-1922, p 279-333 '23

Thesis (M.A.)-University of Kansas. United States. Women's bur. Married women in industry. M. N. Winslow. '24 8p (Bul. no. 38)

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A vast army of New York women work outside their own homes. Found Forum p 810 Ag '24

Wages and hours of women in New York. Consumers League N Y Bul p 1-3 N '23 Women in industry. Am Fed 30:912-14 N '23 From the Report of the Executive council of the American federation of labor.

See also subhead Women under: Hours of labor; Wages

Conferences

National conference of labour women, London, May 13-14, 1924. il table Labour Woman 12:87-100 Je 1 '24

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Laws

California-Act to repeal section sixteen of an act entitled "An act regulating the employment of women and minors and establishing an industrial welfare commission to investigate and deal with such employment, including a minimum wage; providing for an appropriation therefor and fixing a penalty for violations of this act", approved May 26, 1913, as amended. (Ch. 291, Laws 1923)

Italy, decree: employment of women and children; legislative decree amending the codified text of the act respecting the employment of women and children sanctioned by royal decree of 10th November, 1907, no. 818; dated 15th March, 1923. (Gazzetta Uffciale, 1° maggio, 1923. n. 102, p. 3478). Internat Labour Office Leg Ser 1923 It. 4 2p '24 1d

New York (state)-Act to amend the labor law, in relation to the creation of a bureau of women in industry. (Ch. 607, Laws 1923)

British Guiana woods for paper-making. tables Imperial Inst Bul v 22 no 1 p 14-26 '24

* Canadian pulp & paper assn. Canada's pulpwood resources. 27p charts

*

Kellogg, R. S. Pulpwood and wood pulp in North America. McGraw '23 273p il tables charts maps $4

Pt. 1, Wood pulp; pt. 2, Pulpwoods; pt. 3, Timber supply; pt. 4, Timber production; pt. 5. A permanent industry (?). Pulpwood situation in Canada. Peter Vischer. Paper Ind 5:911-15 S '23

* Rue, J. D. Decayed wood for pulp, at a profit. Am. paper and pulp assn. '24 [16]p il United States. Dept. of agric. How the United States can meet its present and future pulpwood requirements. E. H. Clapp and C. W. Boyce. '24 100p tables charts maps (Bul. no. 1241)

'23

Statistics

Canadian pulp and paper exports. Commerce Repts no 12 p 767-8 Mr 24 24 Exports of paper and pulp from Finland. L. A. Davis. Commerce Repts no 41 p 111 O 8 Pulp and paper industry. chart In U.S. Bur. of for. and dom. commerce. Commerce yearbook, 1922, p 257-67 '23 Swedish wood pulp industry, during 1923. W. A. Leonard. Commerce Repts no 17 p 232 Ap 28 '24 United States. Forest of the census. products, 1922: pulp-wood consumption and wood-pulp production. Supt. of doc. '24 16p

5c

Bur.

Woodworking industries

Austrian and Czechoslovak lumber and woodworking industries. C. H. Foster and others. (Trade information bul. no. 196) tables Commerce Repts Sup 16p F 18 '24

† Mills, M. C. The wood industries in New York and its environs: present trends and probable future developments. Regional plan of N. Y. and its environs '24 52p tables chart maps (Regional plan of N.Y. and its environs econ. and industrial survey econ. ser. monograph no. 4) *75c *North Carolina. Geol. and econ. survey. Wood-using industries of North Carolina. R. K. Helphenstine, jr. Raleigh '23 105p il tables chart (Bul. 30)

* Tilly, T. P. Woodworking industries. surance soc. of N.Y. '24 39p bibl

In

Address delivered before the junior class in the fire insurance branch of the Insurance institute of America.

Woodworking industries-Continued

Safety devices and measures How to organize for safety in a woodworking plant. Travelers Standard 11:217-24 N '23

From a paper read at the Buffalo, N.Y., congress of the National safety council, by J. L. Thompson. How to organize for safety in a woodworking plant, by J. L. Thompson; Safe layout and equipment for the woodworking plant, by A. S. Kurkjian. In Nat. safety council. Proceedings, 1923. p 1128-37 '24

Wool industry

The future of the world's wool supplies. Econ Mo Sup p 3 JI 26 '24

Romances of industry: Oregon wool; development in the northwest has been remarkable and record sheep pastures have supplied a high-grade raw product that has enabled factory organizations to double and even triple almost overnight. R. O. Case. il table Am Ind p 11-14 Ap '24 *Studley, R. L. Marketing and financing of wool. Wellesley Hills, Mass., Robert L. Studley '24 87p

Address delivered before the Robert Morris associates, at the fall meeting, Boston, Mass., Nov. 17, 1923.

Wool industry of China. J. H. Nelson. Commerce Repts no 52 p 814-15 D 24 '23 Wool supplies and consumption: an analysis of the raw material position. A. H. Goldfinch. tables Nat Assn Wool Mfrs Bul 54: 262-9 Ap '24

Statistics

Annual wool review, 1923: domestic wool clip, imports of wool and manufactures and other statistical tables. J. B. McPherson. charts Nat Assn Wool Mirs Bul v 54 extra no 1 85214p Mr 24

Hungarian wool industry. Koloman Petheö. NY Econ p 5 O '23

United States. Dept. of agric. Sheep, lamb, mutton and wool statistics, year ended March 31, 1923. with comparable data for earlier years. My 9 '24 100p (Statistical bul. no. 3)

Wool a quick asset: its importance increases because the nation steadily consumes more but gradually produces less: automobile trade demands; America has 800,000 owners of sheep about 60 per cent of imported and domestic fleece goes to Boston [Mass.]. R. L. Studley. il Am Bankers Assn J 16: 358-9 D '23

Wool industry of Czechoslovakia. H. L. Groves. Commerce Repts no 14 p 34 Ap 7 '24

Woolen and worsted industry

Bankers trust co. Dept. of for. information. French sect. [French woolen industry]. D 13 '23 [1p] (Mim.) table Belgian wool industry. table Belgian Chamber Commerce U S Bul p 7-14 JI '24

Abstract from a report by G. H. Cross. published in the Textile Recorder, June 14. 1924.

California-Resolution relative to the indorsement of the "Capper-French truth in fabric bill" to require woolen manufacturers to indicate by labels the percentage of virgin wool in fabrics. (Assembly joint resolution no. 14, Laws 1923)

Development of Japanese wool manufacturing and trade. table Econ World n s 27:511-13 Ap 12 '24

Republished from Commerce
Mar., 1924.

Monthly,

French wool manufacture and the Bradford [Eng.] trade. tables Commerce Mo p 21-7 D *23

Review of wool manufacture in the last half of 1923. Walter Humphreys. table chart Nat Assn Wool Mfrs Bul 54:27-35 Ja '24 Wool: the [British] empire industry. Frank Fox. Empire R 38:1415-23 D '23

† Wool year book, 1924. Marsden '24 571p tables diags charts plans ("Textile Mercury" annuals) *7s 6d

Woollen and worsted industries. tables London & Cambridge Econ Service Mo Bul p 8-10 O 23 '23

See also subhead Woolen and worsted industry under: Wages

Regulation Laws

Colorado-Act to provide for the labeling of all cloth, fabric, garments or articles of apparel sold or for sale within the state of Colorado which contain wool or purport to contain wool and of all samples containing or purporting to contain wool displayed in the state or Colorado, in soliciting orders therefor and providing for punishment for violations of this act. (Ch. 198, Laws 1923)

Standardization

Official standards of the United States for grades of wool. Nat Assn Wool Mfrs Bul 53:518-22 O '23

Statistics

Belgian wool industry. S. H. Cross. (Trade information bul. no. 160) Commerce Repts Sup 15p N '23

Comparative statement of imports and exports of wool and manufactures of wool during the calendar years 1921 and 1922. Nat Assn Wool Mfrs Bul 52:550-5 O '23

From Monthly summary of foreign commerce of the United States bureau of foreign and domestic commerce.

Export trade and employment in the woollen and worsted industry; with discussion. A. N. Shimmin. tables charts Textile Inst J 15:235-49 JI '24

Imports of wool and manufactures of wool: entered for consumption in the United States and duties collected thereon, calendar year 1922. Nat Assn Wool Mfrs Bul 54:42836 JI '24

From Table 9 of the Annual report on the foreign commerce and navigation, for the calendar year 1922, United States bureau of foreign and domestic commerce.

Review of wool manufacture in the first half of 1924. Walter Humphreys, chart Nat Assn Wool Mfrs Bul 54:363-75 J1 '24 United States. Bur. of the census. Census of manufactures. 1921: wool manufactures and allied industries. Supt. of doc. '23 39p 5c Woonsocket, Rhode Island. See Zoning Worcester, Massachusetts. See Building-Ordi

nances

Workers' gardens. See Gardens, Workers' Workers party. See subhead Workers party under: Political parties

Workmen's compensation

Alien workers under workmen's compensation legislation in the British empire. bibl Internat Labour R 9:708-28 My '24 Alien workers under workmen's compensation legislation in the United States. Internat Labour R 9:939-53 Je '24

† American assn. for labor legislation. Standards for workmen's compensation laws, revised to January 1, 1924. '24 12p map 5c Brief against compulsory monopolistic state insurance: committee of Portland casualty insurance agents files arguments opposing amendment of workmen's compensation law with special investigating commission appointed by governor. Oregon Voter 36:45-8+ Ja 12 '24

Brief and argument in opposition to monopolistic state insurance of workmen's compensation: prepared and issued by a Special committee from the Portland fire insurance exchange and Insurance federation of Oregon. Oregon Voter 36:301-2+ Mr 8 '24 Butterworth's Workmen's compensation cases: 16, (new series), being a continuation of "Minton-Sennouse's Workmen's compensation cases", containing reports of every case heard in the House of lords and Court of appeal, England, and selected cases heard

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