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Special articles.—Operation of public old-age pension systems in United States ill 1931.—Productivity and displacement of labor in ticker telegraph work.—Review of White House Conference report on child labor; by Ella Arvilla Merritt.—Family unemployment in Syracuse. N. Y., Nov. 1931; by John Nye Webb and Frederick E. Croxton.—Mortality experience of International Typographical Union, 1931; by Frederick L. Hoffman.—Conciliation work of Department of Labor, Apr. 1932; by Hugh L. Kerwin,—Price fixing under emergency decree in Germany; [report of C. W. Gray].— Statistics of immigration, Mar. 1932; by J. J. Kunna.
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