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SPECIAL ARTICLES.—Effects of technological changes upon employment in motionpicture theaters of Washington, D. C.—Elapsed time in building construction.—Accident experience in iron and steel industry to end of 1930.—Attitude of railroad brotherhoods toward workmen's compensation; by W. N. Doak.—Conciliation work of Department of Labor, Sept. 1931; by Hugh L. Kerwin.—Statistics of immigration, Aug. 1931; by J. J. Kunna.
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