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11. Manufacturing industries. Production, employment, and productivity in 59 manufacturing industries, 1919-36, with appendix on electric light and power and telephones industries; by Harry Magdoff, Irving H. Siegel, and Milton B. Davis. Philadelphia, Pa. pt. 1. Purpose, methods, and summary of findings.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Works Progress Administration
Publisher:: Works Progress Administration
Date:: May 1939
SuDoc number:: Y 3.W 89/2:42/S-1

12. Manufacturing industries. Production, employment, and productivity in 59 manufacturing industries, 1919-36, with appendix on electric light and power and telephones industries; by Harry Magdoff, Irving H. Siegel, and Milton B. Davis. Philadelphia, Pa. pt. 2. Indexes for individual industries and methods of construction.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Works Progress Administration
Publisher:: Works Progress Administration
Date:: May 1939
SuDoc number:: Y 3.W 89/2:42/S-1

13. Manufacturing industries. Production, employment, and productivity in 59 manufacturing industries, 1919-36, with appendix on electric light and power and telephones industries; by Harry Magdoff, Irving H. Siegel, and Milton B. Davis. Philadelphia, Pa. pt. 3. Appendixes.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Works Progress Administration
Publisher:: Works Progress Administration
Date:: May 1939
SuDoc number:: Y 3.W 89/2:42/S-1

14. Silk. Employment experience of Paterson broad-silk workers, 1926-36, study of intermittency of employment in declining industry; by James E. Wood.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Works Progress Administration
Publisher:: Works Progress Administration
Date:: May 1939
SuDoc number:: Y 3.W 89/2:51/L-3

15. Trade barriers. Comparative charts of State statutes illustrating barriers to trade between States; prepared by members of survey staff under direction of Charlotte A. Hankin.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Works Progress Administration
Publisher:: Works Progress Administration
Date:: May 1939
SuDoc number:: Y 3.W 89/2:2 T 66

16. Decasualization of longshore work in San Francisco, methods and results of control of dispatching and hours worked, 1935-37 [with selected bibliography]; by Marvel Keller.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Works Progress Administration
Publisher:: Works Progress Administration
Date:: Apr. 1939
SuDoc number:: Y 3.W 89/2:51/L-2

17. Program. U. S. community improvement appraisal, report on work program of Works Progress Administration; by National Appraisal Committee.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Works Progress Administration
Publisher:: Works Progress Administration
Date:: Apr. 1939
SuDoc number:: Y 3.W 89/2:2 C 73/2

18. Wheat. Changes in technology and labor requirements in crop production: Wheat and oats; by Robert B. Elwood, Lloyd E. Arnold, D. Clarence Schmutz, and Eugene G. McKibben.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Works Progress Administration
Publisher:: Works Progress Administration
Date:: Apr. 1939
SuDoc number:: Y 3.W 89/2:47/A-10

19. Migrants. Michigan migrants; by Albert Westefeld.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Works Progress Administration
Publisher:: Works Progress Administration
Date:: Mar. 1939
SuDoc number:: Y 3.W 89/2:13/TR-13

20. Technology. Effects of current and prospective technological developments upon capital formation, paper read at meeting of American Economic Association in joint session with American Statistical Association at Detroit, Mich., Dec. 28, 1938; by David Weintraub.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Works Progress Administration
Publisher:: Works Progress Administration
Date:: Mar. 1939
SuDoc number:: Y 3.W 89/2:42/G-4

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