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26. Selected Bibliography . Concerning Problems of

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GENERAL ALABAMA, UNIVERSITY OF. BUREAU OF PUBLIC AD­

MINISTRATION. Political Science in tfu South. Robert S. Rankin. University, 1946.6rFip. tables.

. The University Bureaus oj Public Administration. . James W. Fesler, and others. University 1946.

t^ 87pp. . -AMERICAN POLITICAL SCIENCE ASSOCIATION. Polit­

ical Science and,the World of Tomorrow. Northwest­ern University, 1822 Sheridan Rd., Evanstoii, 111., n.d. unpaged.

CALIFORNIA STATE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, R E ­SEARCH DEPARTMENT. JSronom/t Survey oJ, Call-

.'_ Jornia and Its Coufities. 350 Bush St., San Fran­cisco 4, 1946. 365pp, illus. chails, tables. Re­print from Ca/j/brm>/5/a/r^ooi. $1;

. Individual Incomes of Civilian Residents of Cali­fornia by Counties, 793^1946. Sacramento, Mar. 1947. 13pp. -f- mimeo. tables, charts. '^

CHASE, STUART. For This \We-Fought; Guide Lines to Americans Future as Reported to the Twentieth Century Fuiul. Tvv^entieth Century Fund, New York City, 1946. 123pp. When the War Ends, No. 6. SI. . •

CHICAGO . COUNCIL AGAINST^HACIAL AND RELI­GIOUS DiscRiMiivjATiON. Racial Restrictive Cove­nants. Rev. Bernard J. Shell and Loren Miller. 123 W. Madisott-St., Chicago 2, 1946. 3 J pp.

- illus,;20c. , • CoNNECTicirr. INTER-RACIAL COMMISSION. Aids in

the Teaching of Iritercultural Understanding. State Office Bldg., Hartford, Mar. 1946. 51pp.

. Report oJ the. . . Hartford, Dec, 31„ 1945. DESCARTES, S . L . Basic Statistics on Puerto Rico. Off. . of Puerto Rico, 1026 17 St., N.W., Washington

6, D.C., 1946.103pp. tables. DlMOCK, MARSHALL EDWARD, AND GLADYS OGDEN

DiMOCK. American Government in Action. Rinchart • and Co., 232 Madison Ave., New York Gilv 16, 1946. 946pp. $4.50.

GAUS, JOHN MERRIMAN. Reflections on Public Ad­ministration. University o{ Alabama Press. Uni­versity, Ala., 1947. 153pp. $2-

GOVERNSIENTAL RESEARCH ASSOCIATION. Directory of Organizations and Individuals Professionally En-

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since tije publication of the 1945-46 edition of Tlu Book of Uu Stales, and supplementi the bibliography which appeared therein. ^ > .

. gaged in Governrriental Research, 1946-47. 30 Rockefeller Plaza, New York City 20, July 15, 1946. 44pp. 81.50.

GRAVES, ^ROOKE. State Government. 3d ed. D. C. Heath and Co., 285 CoUwibus Ave., Boston 16, 1946. 1104pp. $5. / " •

JONES, STEPHEN B . Boundary-Making,^a Handbook for Statesmen, Treaty Editors and Boundary Com­missioners. Carnegie Endowment for Interna­tional Peace, 700 Jackson PI., N.W., Wash­ington, D.C., 1945. 268pp. S3.

KANSAS, UNIVER^TY OF. BUREAU OF GOVERNMENT RESEARCH. Governmental Agencies of the. State of Kansas, 1861-1946. Bessie E. Wilder. LaVvrence, 1946. 128pp. Govtl. Res. Ser. No. 4.

LATHAM, EARL. The Federal Field Service; an Anal­ysis with Suggestions for Research. Public Adminis­tration Service, 1313 East 60 St., Chicago 37, 1947. 70pp. mimeo. $1.50.

LEAGUE OF KANSAS MUNICIPALITIES. Afl/trar Gov­ernmental Guide. Capitol Fed. Bldg., Topeka, Jan. 1947. 151pp. Pub. No. 134. $5:

MACIVER, ROBERT MORRISON. The Web of Govern-" ment. Macmillan Co., 60 Fifth Ave., New York City 11, 1947. 498 pp. $4.50. , '

MARYLAND. PLANNING COMMISSION. Local Govern­ment Reporting in Maryland. Raymond Uhl. 104 Equitable Bldg., Baltimore 2, Jan. 1947, 32pp.

. mimeo. tables. Pub. No. 48. \ \1ERRIAM, CHARLES E. Systematic ' Politics. Uni­

versity of Chicago Press 575fi Ellis Ave;, Chi­cago 37, 1945. 349pp. $3.75.

MoRSTEiN MARX, FRIT^, ed. Elements of Public Administration. IVeritice-Hall, Inc., 70 Fifth Ave,, New York City, 1946, 637pp. $5. ;

MUNICIPAL FINANCE OFKCERS ASSOCIATION: An Inventory of Governmental, Activities in the United

. States. Carl H. Chatters and Margorie Leonard Hoover. 1313 East 60 St., Chicago 37, Apr. 1947. 15pp. 75c. . .

MUNICIPAL YEAR BOOK. The Municipal Teat Book,' 1946; the. Authoritative Resume of Activities and Statistical Data of American Cities. International City. Managers' Association, 1313 East 60" St., Chicago 37, 1946. 593pp. tables, $8.50.

MuNRO, WILLIAM BENNETT. The Government of the United States;^/National, State, and-Local. 5th ed. Macmillan Co., 60 Fifth Ave., New York City, 1946. 887pp, $4.50, . .

N E W YORK UNIVERSITY. INSTITUTE ON POSTWAR RECONSTRUCTION. Fiscal- Policy f^ Full Erpploy-

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PENNSYLVANIAJUNIVERSITY OF. INSTITUTE OF LOCAL AND STATE GOVERNMENT Summary List of Serv­ices to Governments, July 1937-October 1946. "h^yi-39 Woodland Ave,, Philadelphia 4, 1946. Un­paged, mimeo.

Pf IFFNER, JOHN M . Public Administration. Rev, ed: ' Ronald Press Co., 15 East 26 St., New York City, 1946. 621 pp. charts. S5.

PUERTO RICO. OFFICE OF INFORMATION. Puerto Rico Reports. San Juan, 1946? unpaged, illus.

PUERTO RICO, UNIVERSITY OF. PUERTO RICO CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION. Puerto Rico and Its Public Administration Program; Proceedings of the Public Administration Corfererue Held October 29 through November 2, 7 5 ^ ^ . . . San Juan, 1947. 301pp. Text in\ Spanish and English.

READ, CHARLES R . , AND SAMUEL MARBLE. GUJV/C to Public Affairs Organizations, with Notes on

. Public Affairs Informational Materials. Public Affairs Press, American Council on. Public Affairs, 2153 Florida Ave., Washington 8, D.C., 1946? 129pp. bibl. $2.

V U.S. BOARD OF GOVERNORS OF THE FEDERAL R E ­SERVE SYSTEM. Housing, Social Security, and Pub­lic Works. Ramsay Wood, Eliot J . Swan, iand Walter F. Stettner. WashiWfeton, D.C., June

. 1946. 94pp. Postwar .^Econontic Studies No. 6. • 2 5 c . • \ •

U.S. BUREAU OF AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS. Na­tional Survey of Liquid Asset Holdings, Spending, ard Saving;-pt. 3: Prospective Spending and Savirg. Washington, D.C., Aug. 1946. 55pp. tables.

U.S. BUREAU OF THE BVDGET.' United States Govern­ment ManuaLXRev. to Dec. 1,1946) Governiment Printing Office;. Washington-25, D.C., 1947. 718pp, tables. SI.

U.S. BUREAU OF THE CENSUS. Statistical Abstract of the'United States; 1946. Government Printing Office, Washington 25, D .C, June 1946.1039pp. tables. S2,25 buckram.

U.S. CONGRESS. HOUSE. COMMITTE^ON THE CEN-. sus. To Provide for Collection and Publication of

Statistical Information by the Bureau of .the Census, . Hearings before the. . . on H.R. 4781. . . , Decem­ber 6 and 1, 1945; January 24 and 23y February 1 and 7, 7945.. Government Printing Office, Washing­ton 25, D.C., 1946.162pp,79th Cong., 2d Sess.

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U.S. COUNCIL OF ECONOMIC ADVISERS. First Annual Report to the President. Government Printing Office, Washington 25, D.C., Dec. 1946. 26pp.

U.S. OFFICE OF WAR MOBILIZATION AND RECON-- VERSION, Third-Eighth Reports to the President, the

Senate and the House of Representatives. Washing-.izJtQni^D.C.p4uly^-l:i=^l-94^rOGtober' \,—\946^::

•Titles and pagination vary. ' ^ U.S. PRESIDENT. Et^nomic Report...'. to ihe'Congress,

January 8, 7P47." Government Printing Office, Washington 25, D.C.,.1947. 54pp.

U.S. WOMEN'S BUREAU. The Legal Status of Women in the United States of America; . . /Giving Sum­mery for All States'Combined. , . Cumulative Supple­ment, 1938-1945. Government Printing Office, Washington 25, D.C., 1946, 31pp. Bull, of tfl^ Wprrien's Bureau No. 157-A. 10c,

WESTERN GOVERNMENTAL RESEARCII ASSOCIATION.

Proceedings of the Sixth Annual Conference of the . . . October 31-November 2, 1946, Hotel Senator, Sacra­mento, California, 1946. C/O Bureau of Public Administration, University of California, Berke­ley, California. 39pp. minieoi

VVHITE, LEONARD D . , AND OTHERS. New Horizons in Public Administration. University of Alabama Press,.University, Ala., 1945. 145pp. S2.

YOUNG, LOUISE M . , AND HAROLD F . ALDERFER. Know Pennsylvania: Your State and Local Govern­ment; a Handbook of'Bdsic Information. Pa. Bk. Service, Harrisburg, 1946. 180pp. charts.

ZwK, HAROLD. .Government and Politics, in the United States. Macmillan Co., 60 Fifth Ave., New York City 11, 1946. 1006 pp. charts.

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PbPULATION \ CALIFORNIA. DEPARTMENT OF MO-JOR VEHICLES.

BUREAU OF STATISTICS. Changes in California Population Status, July 15, 1946^1 Sacramento, 1946. 3pp. mimeo. table. \'^'i:'^

CALIFORNIA. RECONSTRUCTION AND REEMPLOY­MENT CouMissigN. Estimated Range for Population Growth in California to 1960. 631 J St., Sacra­mento 14, Nov. 1946. 54pp. mimeo. tables, charts. --^

CANADA. BUREAU OF STATISTICS. The Future PopU' ' lation of Canada. Ottawa, 1946. 61pp.* mimeo,

tables, charts. Bull, No. 4-F. 50c. LoinsiANA STATE UNIVERSITY AND LOUISIANA

AGRICULTURAL AND MECHANICAL COLLEGE. AoRiciJLTURAL EXPERIMENT STATIONS. Differen­tial Fertility in Louisiana. J . Allan Beegle and T, Lynn Smith. Baton Rouge, June 1946. 44pp, tables, charts, maps.

OKLAHOMA. PLANNING AND RESOURCES BOARD, Population. Oklahoma City, 1946? 23pp. mimeo, tables, charts.

PUERTO RICO ASOCIACION DE SALUD PUBLICA. ELproblema poblaciomLde Puerto Rico ... sintesis der fordo publico . . . San . Juan, 1946. 32pp. illus, N

U.S, BUREAU OF THE CENSUS, Internal Migration, 1935 to 1940: Economic Characteristics of Migrants. Government Printing Office., Washington 25, D ^ C , 1946, 223pp, tables. 60c,

-——. Internal Migration 1935-1940, Agt of Mi­grants. Government Printing Office. Washing- f ton 25, B.C., 1946. 382pp. tables. SI.25.

-.—-. Internal Migration, 1935 to 1940; Social Char-. acteristids of Migrants. Government Printing

Office, Washington 25, D.C., 1946. 270pp. tables, map. 16th Census of the U.S.: 1940. Pop­ulation. SI. .

''. 'United States Life Tables hnd Actuarial Tables, 1939-1941. Thomas N. E. Greville. Government

ilil-Printihg Office,"Washington 25, D.C., 1946. 153pp. tables. SI.25. - -. 1'•.

Vital Statistics of the United State^'1944: Part 1, Natality and Mortality Data for the U.S. Tabu­lated by Place of Occurrerue with Supplemental Tables for Hawaii^ Puerto Rico, and the Virgin Islands. Government Printing Office, Washing­ton 25, D.C., 1946. 251pp. tables. SI.50.

—-, Part 2, Natality and Mortality Data for the U.S. Tabulated by Place of Residence. Government Printing Office, Washington, 25 D.C., 1946. 595pp, tables. S3.

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I. I N T E R G O V E R N M E N T A L R E L A T I O N S .

ALABAMA.. LEGISLATURE. LEGISLATIVE ADVISORY. COMMISSION FOR THE JEFFERSON COUNTY ?>\}K-VB.S. Summary Report on the Je^erson County Survey; The Problem oj Government in the. Birmingham Metropolitan District. Roscoc C. Martin and Weldon Cooper, Feb. 28, 1947. 68pp. mimco. APPLfY TO Roscoe C. Martin, Sec, Bureau of Public Administration, University of Alabama, University, Ala.

ALABAMA, UNIVERSITY OF. BUREAU OF PUBLIC AD­MINISTRATION. TTie Units of Government in'Ala' Aflwa. Joseph W. Reid, Jr . University of Ala­bama, University, Ala., 1946. 27pp. tables, charts. tv

ANDERSON, WILLIAM. Federalism and Inter govern-mental Relations; a Budget of Suggestions for Re­search. Public Administration Service, 1313 East. 60 St., Chicago 37, 1946. 192pp.*bibl.S2. ,

COLQUITT COUNTY, GEORGIA. COUNCIL ON iNTiiR-. . GOVERNMENTAL RELATIONS., Colquitt County,

Georgia; a Field Laboratory for Study and Experi-meflt in Intergovernmental. Relations, Moultrie,

~^.; Georgia, J a n . 20, 1947. 65pp. tables. COUNCIL OF STATE "GOVERNMENTS. State-Local Re­

lations; Report of the Committee on State-Local Rela- .» " lions. 1313 East 60'St., Chicago 37,1946. 228pp.

S3.50, COUNCIL ON INTERGOVERNMENTAL RELATIONS.

Selected Readings and Bibliography on Intergovern­mental Relations. Washington, D.C., Jan. .1946. 25pp. mimco.

HENRY COUNTY, IND. COUNCIL ON INTERGOVERN­MENTAL RELATIONS. Adventure in Governmental Gearing; a. Progress Report of the Henry County Demonstration. Room 207, 214>^ South 14 St., Newr Castle, 1946. 48pp. tables, charts.

LEE, KENDRICK. Apportionment of Federal Grants. Editorial Research Reports, 1205 19 St., N.W., Washington, D.C., Oct. 16,1946, entire issue. $1.

MARYLAND. LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL. The Compact of 7785, Submitted September 1946. Carl N. Ever-stine. City Hall, Baltimore 2, 1946. 34pp. Research Report No, 26.

NEBRASKA. LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL. Report of the.... •Sub-committee oh Inter-state. Toll, Bridges .. . Lin­coln, July 1946. 33pp', mimeo. Legislative Coun­cil Sub-corn. Report No. 4. s

• .Report of the . , , Sub-committee- on Matching : Federal Funds for Highway Purposes . . . Lincpln,

Aug. 1*)46, 19pp, mimeo. Legislative Coui)cil SuD-com. Report. No. 8.

NEW YORK (STATE). CITIZENS PUBLIC EXPENDI-. TURE SVR\:J£.Y. State Payments to Localities; An Analysis of the Local Assistance (Moore) Plan arid Its Potential Effect on Tax Rales. 100 State St., Albany 7, 1946? 21pp. mimeo. tables.

NEW YORK (STATE), LEGISLATURE. JOINT LEGIS-" LATIVE Q0.MMITTEE oNf INTERSTATE COOPERA­

TION. Pr^lrss Report of the Special Committee on Pollution Abatement of the . . . Albany, Feb. 15, 1947. 74pp, mimv^o.

PENNSYLVANIA STATE. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, Memo to. 1947 Legislature: Pemtsylvania J{eeds Municipal Home Rule Legislation Now. Harrisburg,

/ 1946. 7pp, charts, ^? 'REGIONAL COMMITTEE ROR MVA. An M.V.A. For

All. 205 Keeline Bldg,", Omaha 2, Neb., 1946? 19pp, illus. '

RHoire ISLAND. PUBLIC EXPENDITURE COUNCIL, A Study of State and Local Relationships. 32 West-' rriinstcrrSt., Providence 3, 1946. 64pp, tables.

TENNESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY, TVA Cooperative Relationships^ Rev. ed, Knoxvillc, Feb. 1, 1946, 88pp./mimco.

— - . Unified Valley Development; TVA Reports 1946 Government Printing Office, Washington 25, D.C., 1946. 82pp. tables, charts.

TECHNICAL LIBRARY. Congressional Hearings, ReporLt, and Documents Relating to TV A, 1933- ' 1946. Corripilcd by .Alice M;' Norwood, Knp.x-ville, Sept.\l 946. 53pp. mimco. —. Regional] Authority. Developments; a Selected List

of Refererwes, Including Legislative Bills Intro-due^ in Congress, 1933-1945. Knoxville, Feb. 1, 1946, 13pp. mimco.

-. The TVA Program, a Bibliography of Selected Readings, Prepared' by the Training and Educa­tional Relations Staff of. the Personnel Department arid / A / . . . Knoxville, Nov. 1, 1946. 29pp. mimco,

U,S, CONGRESS. SENATE. GoMMrrrEE ON EDUCA­TION AND LABOR, ^ w /v and Investigation of Fed­eral Grants to State.and-Local~Governments; Report {to accompany S. Res. JOO), Government Printing Office, Washington 25, D . C , 1946, 8pp; tables, 79th Cong,, 2d Scss. Senate Report No. 1668,

U.S. LIBRARY OF CONGRESS. LEGISLATIVE REFER­ENCE SERVICE. A/mowr; Valley Authority, Back­ground and Analysis of Proposal {S.555, 79th Cone:.). C. Frank Keyscr. WaShingtoji, D . C , 1946. 131 pp, mimeo. Bull. No. 42.

WHEARE, K. C, Fede -al Governm:nt. Royal Institute ' of International \frairs, 542 Fifth Ave,, New

York City, 1946. 278pp $4,

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/ASSOCIATION OF AMERICAN LAW SCHOOLS, Consti­tutional LaWi Noel T . Dowling; Administrative Law. E. Blythe Stason. Practising Law Inst., 57 William St., New York City 5,1946. 50pp. bibl.

" Significant Developments in the Law during the War Years,

CoRwiN, EDWARD S. Constitutional Revolution, ltd. Rev, and reprinted. Claremont Colleges, Clarcmont, Calif., 1946, 121pp.r $2.

COUNCIL OF STATE GOVERMENTS. Registration for Voting in the United States; Constitutional and Statu­tory Provisions for the Registration of Voters in the Several States. Rev. ed. 1313 East 60 St., Chicago 37, .Aug; 1946. 103pp. mimeo. talljles. BX-262.

• S I . . ' , . • . . DAYTPN, OHIO. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. Voting

Machines; a Proposed Plan for Their Complete installation in Montgomery County, Ohio, Prepared for Consideration of Board of County Commissioners and the. Board of Elections. Dayton, Mar. 1947, 38pR. mimeo. tables.

DETkoiT. BUREAU OF GOVERNMENTAL RESEARCH. Represeritative Districts. 1050,Buhl Bldg., Detroit 26, Jan. 1946. 7pp. mimeo, charts. Research

.-Report No.. 170, : . .. Ifj DDLE, FRANK P. Admission of Wew States. Edi-

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748 THE BOOK OF THE STATES torial Research Reports, 1013 Thirteenth St., N.W., Washington, D.C., Mar. 20, 1946, pp. 185-198. NO. 11. 81.

ILLINOIS. LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL. RESEARCH D E - -PARTMENT. Absentee Voting by Civilians. Spring­field, Jan. 1946. 21pp. mimeo. tables. Pub. No. 73.

KANSAS, UNIVERSITY OF. BUREAU OF GOVERNMENT RmEARCH. Party Platforms in Kansas, 7946. Lawrence, Sept. 20, 1946. 23pp. Citizens'Pam. Ser. No. 2.

KENTUCKY. COMMITTEE FOR KENTUCKY. A Report on the Constitution. .427 South Fourth Ave.,

„ Louisville 2, 1946. 24pp. 'LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS. Remarks- on Women's

Role in Government. 726 Jackson PI., N.W,, Washington 6, D.C., Feb. 1947. 2pp. ihimcp..

. 25 Tears of a Great Idea; a History nf the League of Women Voters—a Non-Partisan Organization Established in 1920 to Encourage Citizen Partici­pation in Government. Kathryn H, Stone. 726 Jack­son PL, Washington^6, D.C., 1946. 34pp. illus. Pub. NO. 52. 25c.

LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS OF ILLINOIS. A Con-stitutiaUffl Convention for Illinois. 225 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago, 1947? 19pp.

MAINE MUNICIPAL ASSOCIATION. A Manual of Election Procedure in Maine; an Outline of/Pro­cedures and Duties. Rev. ed. Hallowell, Mar. 1946; 43pp. mimeo.

N E W MEXICO, UNIVERSITY OF. DEPARTMENT OF "^pOVERNMENT. DIVISION OF RESEARCH. The

Direct Primary in New Mexico. Paul Beckett and Walter L. McNutt. Albuquerque, Jan. 1947. .34pp. 50c.

^ N E W YORK LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS. {Series on • Perfnarunt Registration) Sections 3-7. 461 Fourth

Ave., WewYork City l4 , Oct. 1946. Contents: Sec. 3. Permanent personal registration; Sec. 4. Registration systems in the United States; Sec. 5. History of permanent personal registration in New York state; Sec. 6.-Description of registra- ^ tion procedures. Variously priced.

PE.NNSYLVANIA STATE COLLEGE. INSTITUTE OF. LOCAL- GOVERNMENT. Gubernatorial Elections in

[Pennsylvania, 1922-1942. H. F. Alderfer and Fannette H. Luhfs. State College, Pa., 1946,

I 64pp^ tables, charts, maps. SI. SENIOR, CLARENCE. Self-Determinatioh for Puerto

Rico. Post War World Council, 112 East 19 St., New York City 3, Apr. 1946. 29pp. tables,

.bibl. 15c. , . ——. Elections^alendqr for 1947. Washington 25,

D.C., Jan. 1947. 6pp. mimeo. Elections: 1947. -. Elective Offices of State and County Govern-

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menis. Washington 25, D.C., Dec. 1946. 36pp. tables. Governmental Organization No. 1.

ril. LEGISLATURES AND „ -^ LEGISLATION

ALABAMA. LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL. Suggestions for State of Alabama Legislation. Montgomery, Jan. 10, 1947. 24pp. tables.-

ALABAMA; LEGISLATIVE REFERENCE SERVICE. Sug-. gested State Postwar Legislation. Montgomery,

.June 21^ 1946. 9pp, mimeo. Pub. No. 6. ALABAMA, UNIYERSITY OF. BUREAU pF PUBLIC Ab-

. IIINISTRATION. The Legislative Process in Alabama:

LegislativeCosis-iiahieFarmtr. University, Ala.j 1947. 25pp. tables. .

. The Legislative Process in Alabama: Recess arul Interim Committees. HaUie Farmer; University, Ala., 1946.43pp. tables.

CALIFORNIA, UNIVERSITY OF. BUREAU OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION; Legislative Information Please . . . Berkeley, 1947. 4pp. .

CONNECTICUT PUBLIC ExPENorruRE COUNCIL. Further Improvements in Legislative Procedure, 7947. 21 Lewis St., Hartford 3, 1947. Unpaged.

CONNECTICUT, UNIVERSITY OF. INSTITUTE OF PUB­LIC SERVICE. Law Making ^n Connecticut; an Ex­planation of the Procedure\Fomwed in Enacting Bills ' into Law. Storrs, Conn., JtefCj-242>iQlder, chart.

COUNCIL OF STATE GOVERJ^MENTS. Constituii^fial and Statutory Provisions ofVie States, . . . a series of special bulletins prepared by the State Law In­dex of the Library pf Congress and by the Coun­cil of State Governments. Volume 3. 1313 East 60 St., Chicago 37, Mar. 1945, 44pp. BX-250.

'. $1. Contents: Provisions in the various state constitutions at the time the federal constitution was adopted governing (a) appointments, (b). appropriations, (c) removals, (d) bills of at­tainder; The proposed 22nd amendment to the conistitution—New •Hampshire; Excerpts pcrti-

> nent to repeal by a state of its petition to Con­gress to submit for ratification a pro|K)sed amendment to the federal constitution; State primary systems; CaAdidatcs defeated at pri­maries prohibited from running in succeeding general election—state laws; State laws on qualifications of voters in Congressional elec­tions, 1941-1944 supplement; States in which., the Governor is<not the sole pardoning author- . ity; Digest of state chain store tax laws; Provi-. sions^ of state constitutions imposing limits on rates of income and inheritance taxes.

. Constitutional and Statutory Provisions of the States. Volume 4. Mar. 1946; 57pp. BX-258. $1. Contents: The Proposed 22nd amendment to the constitution; political subdivisions Jroffi' which representatives to the various state houses of as­sembly £ire "chosen—state laws; State laws pro­viding for disposition of ballots after elections; Mechanical devices in use by legislative bodies in recording v o t e s . . . ; Common law mar­riages; State constitutional provisions emphasiz­ing the reciprocal obligation of the citizen to . contribute money or services in return for pro­tection of his rights by government; The right of the people to bear arms . . . constitutional provisions in the various ;States;Ox*ganization of, state militia—state corii^itutional provisions"; Pers.ons liable to military service and composi­tion and organization of the militia and the national guard^r-digest of state laws and con­stitutional provisions. J

• . Constitutional and Statutory Provisions Of the States. Volume 5. May 1946. 71pp. BX-260. SI. Contents: State constitutional provisions relat- • ing to popular consent as a condition of obedi­ence by the citizens to enacted laws; State, con­stitutional provisions, coijcernihg the establish­ment of public school systems; Compulsory at- , tendance, discipline, and penalties aiDplicable to pupils, teachers, school officers, etc.—provisions

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quiring the consent of the owner or of the elected.. representatives to the taking of private p rop-perty; State laws relating to acquisition of federal surplus property by state and local governments; State consti tutional, provisions relating to state water rights.

Suggested State Postwar Legislation; Federal-State Program for 7946-7947. 1313 East. 60 St., Chicago 37, Dec. 1, 1945% Var . paged, mimeo.

KANSAS, UNIVERSITY OF. BUREAU OF GOVERNMENT '^RESEARCH. Legislative Procedure in Kansas. Fred­

eric H . Guild and Clyde F. Snider. Lawrence, Kan . , 1946. 79pp. \

. T/te Life of a Bill. Rhoten A. Smith. 412 Watson Library, Lawrence, Kan . , Nov. 1946. 31pp. chart. Citizen's Pam. Ser. N o . 3. ,

M A R T I N , ALBERT B . Lobbying; a Bibliograpfiy. League of Kansas Municipalities, Capitol Fed. Bldg,, Topeka, J a n . 1946. 4pp. mimeo.

M A R Y L A N D . LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL. Proposed Bills Submitted to the General Assembly of 1947. Balti­more,,1947. 2 vols. 217pp.-, 222pp.

MiNNEsdtA INSTITUTE OF GOVERNMENTAL R E ­SEARCH. The Legislative Program for Minnesota State Government, 1946-1947. E. 613 First Na ­tional Bank Bldg., St. Pau l 1, J u l y 1945 .22pp . tables. State Governmental Research Bull. No . 17 .25c .

NEBRASKA. LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL. Report of the . . . Sub-Committee on Realignment of Legislative Com­mittees. Lincoln, Nov. 1946, 12pp. mimeo.

^ i , ^ j tables. Sub-committee R.eport N o . 14. f " N E W M E X I C O . PLANNING BOARD. Digest of Legisla-

.''V'ifjon of the New Mexico 78th Legislature. Santa Fe, Apr. 1947. unpaged, mimeo. '

N E W Y O R K ( S T A T E ) . LEGISLATURE. J O I N T LEGIS­LATIVE COMMITTEE ON LEGISLATIVE M E T H O D S , PRACTICES, PROCEDURES AND EXPENDITURES. Final Report of the . . . Albany, 1946. 236pp. tables, charts. Legis. Doc. (1946) No . 31 .

U.S. FEDERAL WORKS AGENCY. O F F I C E OF G E N ­ERAL COUNSEL. L A W LIBRARY. Schedule of latest' editions of federal, state and territorial statutory com-

. ' pilations with supplements and ' subsequent session . laws to date; also contains information as to the ^ dates on which the Legislatures convene, fre­quency of sessions, and time limit of regular-and special sessions. Washington, D . C , Apr . 1,

'* 1946. .18pp. mimeo. U.S. LIBRARY OF CONGRESS. STATE L A W SECTION;

Current Ideas in State Legislatures, 1944-45... a Review of Laws Enacted During the Biennium. Gov­ernment Printing Office, Washington 25, D . C , 1947. 98pp. State Law Digest Repor t No. 8. 20c.

WASHINGTON ( S T A T E ) . UNIVERSITY OF. BUREAU OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION. Aids for Lawmakers: a Survey of Legislative Reference. Services and Legisla­tive Councils. Seattle, Dec. 1946. 22pp. mimeo. tables. 'Report No. 68.

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ALABAMA. LEGISLATIVE R E F E R E N C E SERVICE. Quasi-Legislative and Quasi-Judicial Functions of Alabama State Administrative Agencies^ Montgom­ery, J u l y 5,1946. 34pp. mimeo. tables. Pub; No .

: 7. \ . •. ; v ; . , ARKANSAS, UNIVERSITY OF. BUREAU OF RESEARCH.

Ofgariizationand Function of State and Local Govern­

ment in Arkansas, Henry M . Alexander''. Fayette-ville, 1947* 201pp. charts. Research Series-No. 8, J a n . 15, 1947. ^ " - - C " ^ • -.A ••

CALIFORNIA. DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE. ADMINIS­TRATION DIVISION. Organizational Charts, Cali­

fornia State Government. Sacramento, J u n e 1946. unpaged, charts'.

CALIFORNIA! LEGISLATURE. LEGISLATIVE COMMIT- \J TEE ON ADMINISTRATIVE REGULATION. Summary of California Statutory Provisions Conferring Quasi-Legislative Functions upon State Administrative

• Agencies. Sacramento, Ju ly 20, 1946. 128pp. COLORADO. LEGISLATIVE REFERENCE SERVICE.

Organization of the State Government of Color ado. 2S\. State Capitol, Denver 2, May , 1946. I p . chart. * Pub . N O . 4 6 - 1 .

GEORGIA. AGRICULTURAL AND INDUSTRIAL D E ­VELOPMENT BOARD. Administrative Structure of Georgia Stale Government. University of Georgia, Athens, J a n . 1, 1946. 1 p . char t .

lB^ls.,0%c\KiiEV.UMi,}K, Administrative Organiza­tion of the State of Ohio, Prepared under the Direction of Harvey Walker. . . Ohio State University, Columbus, 1947? I p . char t . Corrected to J a n . 1, 1945. ,

MASSACHUSETTS FEDERATION OF TAXPAYERS AS­SOCIATIONS. •T'o£/;n Administrative Organization; a Summary of the Optional Alternative Provisions of the

. Massachusetts General Laws Relative to the Election . and Appointment of Town Officers and the Combina-tion.of Offices. \\ Beacon St., Boston 8, Apr . 1946. 7pp , mimeo. charts. - •

MICHIGAN, UNIVERSITY OF. BUREAU OF G OVERN­MENT. Reorganization of Michigan's County Govern­ment. Rober t S. Ford and Claude R . T h a r p . . University of Michigan Press, Ann Arbor, 1946. ,. 24pp. Michigan Pam. No. 19. l O c

MissALL, J . E L I S W E R T H . The Moreland Act; Execu­tive Inquiry in the State of New York. King's Crown . Press, 1145 Amsterdam Ave., New Ybrk City 27, 1946. 143pp. tables, bibl. $2.

NEBRASKA. LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL. Report of the . •,. . SubrCommittee on Governor's Alarision. . . Lincoln,,.—^v. Nbv. . l946. 3pj3..mimco'.''SuH-CommittcerRepcrrt .

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ON PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION. Case Studies in Public A.dministration: volume 4, numbers 101-120. Public Administration Service, 1313 East 60 St., " Chicago 37, 1946. Loose leaf, va r . paged, SI.60 the set. Contents: No. 101 Reorganizat ion of an emergency iinit, by Sherley H . Koteen; N o . 102 •• ; Organization of control units for the preliminary review of report forms, by Virginia T . Venne-iiian; No. 103 Decentralizatior\_and use of the / tabulat ing aud check in |arge-scale disburse­ments, by E . ' F . Bartelt; No . 104 Consolidation of field offices to improve utilization of equ ip - . ment and personnel, by Mil ton P. Siegel; No. , : 105 Centralization of the compilation of stat ist ics, ' by J . Edward Ely; No . 106 Conserving man-powei- by the reduction and simplification of re-

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750 THE B0OK OF THE STA Tl^S port preparation, by Frederick R. Shanley; No. 107 Establishment of a central vehicjie pool, by Howard C. Beers j No. 108 Curtailing use of paper by governmental agencies, by George E. Beauchamp and George A. Barnes;\Nb. 109 Re­organization and improvement of avjarge mail and messenger service, by Durant Ro^e; No. 110 The personnel function and its relation to management, by Russell P. Andre\\^:rN|0' H I The exit interview as a means of deci ^^asing turn-over and improving personnel utiliz^ion, by G. H. Sweet; No. 112 Reducing paper \y^rk delays in employee hiring, by. Mrs. J . Atwobd Maulding; No. 113 Use of the personal inter*^, view-r-to-discover unused stenographic skill among employees, by Dale Noble; No. 114 Con- \

.. serving manpovyer by effective personnel utiliza- < tion, by Leon Wheless; No. 115 Decreasing un­authorized absences by introduction of a leave bonus plan, by R. T. Thornton; No. 116 Train­ing field office employees to handle new pro­cedures, by H. B. Fry; No. 117 Locating, and training employees having stenographic skill, by Charles C. E. Buhler; No. 118 Giving line employees training in statistical interpretation, by Richard O. NiehofF and William A. Neis-wanger; No. 119 The role of a budget agency in program determination, by William. Carey;

V No. 120 Centralization versus decentralization-of fiscal services, by Carl W. Tiller.

U.S. BUREAU OF THE BUDGET. WAR RECORDS SEC­TION. The United States at War; Development and Administration of the War Program by the Federal, Government, Prepared under the Auspices oj the. Com­mittee of Records of War Administration. Govern­ment Printing Office, Washington 25, D.C., 1946. 555pp. charts. Historical Reports on War Administration, Bureau of the Budjget, No. 1. SI.

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COUNCIL OF STATE GOVERNMENTS. Wartime aiid Postwar Pay Adjustments for State Employees. (Rcv^ ••

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. State Personnel Administrqfion in Illinois. Spring­field, Apr. 1946.59pp, mimeo. tables. Pub. No.75.

ILLINOIS. PUBLIC EMPLOYEES JRENS.ION LAWS COM­MISSION. Report of the . .'.; Submitted Pursuant to the Provisions of an Act of the 64th Gensfal Assembly, Ap-' proved July 21, .7945. Springfiel(v1h947. 166pp.

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KANSAS. LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL. RESEARCH DE­PARTMENT. Retirement of Municipal Employees. To-peka, Nov. 1946. 42pp. mimeo. tables. Pub. No. 144-.

LEAGUE OF WISCONSIN MUNICIPALITIES. Brief Pre­sented to the Joint Legislative Interim Committee on Pension and Retirement Plans relative to the pension

y systems for policemen and firemen established by sec­tions 62.13 (P) and {10) and 61.65.30 East Johnson St., Madison 3, Jan. 1946. 14pp. mimeo,

——. . . . Wisconsin Municipal Ritirement Fund Cre­ated by Section 66.90. 30 East'Johnson St., Madi- . son 3, Jan. 1946. 8pp. mimeo.

MARYLAND. STANDARD SALARY BOARD. State of Maryland Standard• Salary Plan. Kev. ed.- 1500 Russell St., Baltimore 30, Sejjt. 1, 1946. var. paged, mimeo. tables; -

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.'Retirement Plans for Public Employees; Contain­ing an Outline of the Basic Principles Governing Re-tirem.nt Planning for Public Employees. Published under the auspices of the Committee ori Public Employee' Retirement. Administration. 1313 East 60 St., Chicago 37, 1946. ;36pp. tables,, charts, SI.

NATIONAL CrviL SERVICE LEAGUE. Employee Organi­zations and the Government Service; . . . a Statement by . the Committee on Public Employer-Employee Relations. 67 W. 44 St., New York City 18, 1946. 27pp.

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PLUMB, RALPH G . Succession iri Public Office; a Study of Resignation—Removals-—Retirements., Brandt .Printing' and Binding Co., Manitowoc, Vj is., 1946. 170pp. S2.

PROBST, JOHN B . Measuring and. Rating Employee Fa/a*-. Ronald Press Co., 15 East 26 St., New York City 10, 1947. 166pp, tables, charts. S5.

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ALABAMA. LEGISLATIVE REFERENCE SERVICE. The Disposal of State Personal Property. Montgomery, Dec. 6, 1946, 8pp, mimeo, tables.. Pub, No. 9.

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BIBLIOGRAPHY 751 City of New York. . . .: Montgomery, Qct. 23, 1945. 9pp, mimeo. tables.

ALABAMA.-LEGISLATURE. REVENUE SURVEY COM­MITTEE. The Alabama Revenue Systerri; Report of. .. ah Interim Committee oj the 1945 Legislature. Mont­gomery, Jan. 1947. 120pp. tables, charts.

ALTMAN, GEORGE T., AND FRANK M . KEESLING. Allocation of Income in Stale Taxation. Commerce Clearing House, 214 N. Michigan, Chicago, 1946. 263pp. tables.

AMERICAN SOCIETY OF PLANNING OFFICIALS. Bibli-\ ography on Special Assessments. Herman Gerald

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ARKANSAS? GOVERNOR. The Revenue Stabilization Plan. Little Rock, 1946? unpaged, tables, charts.

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BARRICK, S . J . Oregon Tax Study Commission Recdm- . mends Increased State Allocations to Local Govern­ment. Western City, Jan. 1947, pp. 19-20. -

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CALIFORNIA. LEGISLATURE. SENATE. INTERIM.COM­MITTEE ON STATE AND LOCAL TAXATION. Report of the...; part / .Summary of findings and recom­mendations of the (fommitiee. Sacramento, Jan, 1947. 61pp. 57th Sess.

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COMMITTEE'ON POSTWAR TAX POLICY'. A Tax Pro- Z gram for a Solvent Arrierica. Ronald Press Co., New York City, 1947 ed! 170pp.

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—- —. Taxation of Horse Racing, 1313 East 60 St., Chicago 37, May 19*^. 30pp. mirrieo. tables. Research Report No. iv. 75c.

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the county tax rates effective for ,589 cities and 105 counties in Kanscts^ together with the population, as-

~" sessed valuations, percentage taxes collected, bonded, in­debtedness, and butstaruling. emergeruy warrants.

•' CapitoI-Fed6ral Bldg.,' Topeka, Dec . 20, 1946. 35pp. tables. Bull. No, 111-46. S4.

- — ^ . Tax Justice for Cities; the Minnesota municipal revenue problem, proposals for state action. Contents:, The: Cities* Revenue Needs and T,ax Suggestions, hy C. C, Ludwig; Minnesota's Railroad Gross Earn-

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to the Oregdn'Tax Study Commission with Reference Id Municipal Revenues. FcntonHali^ JJniveTsity oi Oregon, Eugene, Aug. 27, 1946. 12pp . mimeo; ; tables. ;

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MAifiE. BUREAU OF TAXATION. Summary of Pro­cedure in Perfecting Tax Lien Titles of Provisions of Chapter 81, R.S. of 1944, as Amended by Chapters 67 /; and 75, Public Laws of 1945.. MaTne, 1947. 4pp.

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Personal Properjy; Pt. 2: Corporation Business Tax Act. {7945). Trenton, .1947. 112pp. tables.

N E W JERSEY TAXPAYER^* ASSOCIATION.. Comparison of New. Jersey State Appropriations 1944-45, 194.5-46, 194&-47. Broad St. Bank Bldg., Trenton % 1946. 8pp. mimeo. tables, charts;^

N E W M E X I C O , UNIVERSITY OF. DEPARtMENT OF GOVERNMENT; DIVISION " OF RESEARCH. A Com­parison of Jhe Assessed and' ^Sales^' Value of Property

. in Bernalillo'County. E. H. Plank, Albuquerque, Jan. 1947. t2pp. 25c.

—-—. N(w Mexicans. Tax Structure. Rupeft F. As- '• plund and Albert K. Nohl. Albuquerque, June 1946. 31pp. tables, charts. Pub. No. 4, 35c.

——. The New Mexico State Budget System. William J . Parish."Albuquerque, May 1946. 24pp. 30c in

. stamps; •NEW YORK (STATE)I.LEGISLATURE. COMMISSION ON '• MUNICIPAL REVENUES AND REDUCTION OF REAL

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OHIO; DEPARTMENT OF TAXATION. (4 Study of the Tax and Revenue System of the State of Ohio and its Political Subdivisions; Report of the Tax Commissioner to the Goverrior and the 96th General Assembly Pur- •. suant to House Bill No. 503 enacted by the 96th Gen­eral Assembly, Columbus, \9A7. 93pp. tables.

—:—. A Study of the Tax Burden in Ohio in Comparison with Other States, Columbus; Feb. 11, 1946. 21 pp , mimeo. tables.

OKLAHOMA. LEOiSLATtniE. J O I N T LEGISLATIVE TAXATION COMMITTTEE. Report and Recomritendik-

. tions of the. . . . Capitol Bldg., Oklahoma City, Dec. 1946. 27pp. ";

OKLAHOMA, PLANNING AND RESOURCES BOARD. Dir VISION OF INDUSTRIAL AND STATE PLANNING. Finances, 1946. Oklahoma City, 1946? 26pp. tables, charts, map. _ .,

OKLAHOMA. TAX COMMISSION. RESEARCH DIVISION. Where Did the Money Come From} Where Did the Money Go To? What Was the Money Used For?

"Oklahoma City, 1946? Unpaged,mimeo. charts. Know Your Gpvernment Series Bulletin No. 14.

OREGON. TAX STUDY COMMISSION. FiVwn rin State and Local Govirnment in Oregon; Fourth Preliminary Research Repoh. Salem, 1946. 134pp. mimeo.

. . . . Fifth Preliminary Research Report, August 1946. Salem, 1946. 93pp. mimeo. miap,. tables.

;. Miscellaneous Revenue. 317 Capitol Bldg., Sa­lem, Sept. 1946. 27pp. mimeo. Research Memo,

• . N o . 7,- . . ."•. , ——. State and Local Tax Administration, 317 Capitol

Bldg., Salem,. Sept. 1946. 14pp. mimeo. Re­search Memo. _No. 8.

PENI^SYLVANIA ECONOMY LEAGUE. WESTERN D I -. VISION . Liquid Fuels Tax and Grants to Local Govern- . •ments. 1412 Farmers Bank Bldg./Pittsburgh 22, Feb. 1946. 19pp. mirncb.

——, The Local Tax Collection Law; an Analysis and ^Wj gej-Ztft/Formj. 1412 Farmers Bank Bldg., Pitts­burgh 22, "Feb. 1946. 45pp.

PENNSYLVANIA STATE CHAMBER : OF COMMERCE, : The Dilemnia of Double Taxation. State Chamber / Bldg., Harrisburg. Aug. 1946. 22pp. ; '

. Why Pennsylvariia_ Faces a Program qf\New ' Taxes. State Chamber Bldg., Harrisburg, Jan.. '

. 1947. 18pp. tables. PRAY, JOSEPH C:^ Post-appropriation Budgetary Control

in Oklahoma., 1946. 27pp. tables. APPLY T O Author, Univ. of Oklahoma, Norman, Okla. 50c. .

- — ' . Rising State Expenditures. 30 Rockefeller , Plaz^, New York City, Feb. 1946.19pp. mimeo, tables.. Project Note No. 15.

—-^. Significant Trends in State Revenues. 30 Rock­efeller Plaza, New York City 20, Mar. 1946. i 4pp. mimeo. tables, ' '

TAX iNSTirvrE. Capital Gains Taxation. 150 Nassau St., New York City 7, 1946r 106pp.

TEMPIIE, RALPH R . The Shared-Tax Device in State-Local Relations; Abridgrnent of a D'^^l^'^otion in the Department of Government Submitted to the Faculty of the Graduate School of Arts and Science in Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements for the Degree of Doctor of Philosophy. New York University,

, Washuigton Sq., New York City, 1946. 19pp, chart, ,

TENNESSEE, PLANNING COMMISSION. The Gasoline' Tax in Tennessee; a Review of its Present and Pro-

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i'^tate Reliremerit Systems for Public Employees. 432.Si.xth Ave., N., Nashville 3, Jan. 1947.-17pp. Pub. No. 174.

Tennessee State Government, a Hundred Million .' Dollar Business; a Report on-State Finances 1945-

1946. 432 Sixth Ave., N., NashvUle 3,-Nov. 1946. 39pp. mimeo. tables, charts.

U.S. iBuR£AU OF AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS. JVa-tional Survey of Liquid Asset Holdings, Spending, and Saving; pt. 1 Major Findings^pt. 2. Relation of Saving and Holdings to Income. Washington, D.C., June, 1946. 35pp. tables, chaRfe; 45pp. tableis. charts.

U.S. BUREAU OF INTERNAL REVENUE. Supplement to Regulations 111 Relating to the Income iTax undhr * the Internal Revenue Code . . . Governrnlent Print­ing Office, Washington• 25, D.C., i m . 488pp. 75c.

U.S. BUREAU OF, THE BUDGET. . Checking Budget Schedules; a GuidTjur Review oj Green Sheets. Rev. ed. Washington, D.G., 1946. 14pp. Manage­ment Bull. NO. 9.

U.S. BiTREAU OF THE CENSUS. Balances in State General, Highway, and Postwar—'Reserve Funds in 1946; Preliminary. Washington 25;- D.C;.,,.Dec. 1946. 8pp. tables. State Finances: 1946^ Vol. 2, NO. 2; Topical Reports.

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State Tax Collections in 1946, Preliminary. State JFinances-: 1946, Vol. 2: Topical Reports. Washington, JD.C, Aug. 1946. 10pp. tables.

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U.S . TftEAsuRY DEPARTMENT. DIVISION OF T A X - RESEARCH. Tift Postwar Corporation Tax Struc­

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UTAH FOUNDATION. Assessed Valuation of Utah and • School Districts. 602 Newhouse Bldg., Salt Lake City 1, 1946. 7pp. mimeb.' tables. Surveys' of Utah Government No. 4 . . ^

— . A Brief Sketch of the Utah Tax System^ Past and Present. 602 Newhouse Bldg., Salt Lake City, ri.d. 5pp. illus. table. --.

' ' ' ". Eaffharking of State^Revenues in Utah. 602 New-house Bldg,, Salt Lake City 1, Oct. 1946. 34pp. mimeo. tables. Surveys of Utah Government No. 5.,$i... ; _ " .K ' : , ; ' . .•- :" '

-^-—. Revenues and Disposition .oj Tajces on Motor

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Utah Sales and Use Tax, 1933-1946. 602 New-house Bldg., Salt Lake City, 1946. 3pp. niimco.

.table, chart. Research Report No. 5. . Utah State Gover'nment Finances, 1937-1946.'

602 Newhouse Bldg., Salt Lake City 1, Jan. J 1947. 19pp. miineo. tables. Surveys of Utah Government No. 8. SI.

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UTAH. TAX STUDY COMMITTEE. Report of. . . Salt Lake City, Oct. 1946. U3 pp, tables, charts.

UTAH, UNIVERSITY OF. INSTITUTE OF GOVERNMENT. Utilization of Tax Resources by Stale Government, in Utah. G. Homer* Durham. Salt Lake City, Jan. 1947. 78pp. mimeo. tables.

VERMONT. LEGISLATURE. COMMISSION ON STATE GOVERNMENT AND FINANCE. Vermont Govern­ment; Report of the . . . Montpelier,- 1946? 48pp. tables, chart.

ViCKREY, WILLIAM. Agenda for Progressive Taxa­tion. Ronald Press Co., 15 East 26 St., New York City 10, 1947. 496pp: S4.75.-

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ALABAMA. LEGISLATURE. LEGISLATIVE ADVISORY COMMISSION FOR THE JEFFERSON COUNTY SUR-WTS.\. Municipal' and' Coitnty Planning in Jefferson CountyC 900 Courthouse, Birmingham, Oc t . 11, 1946. 42pp. mimeo. tables. „

.ALABAMA. PLANNING BoARb. Alabama's Industrial ^ Opportunities: Vol. 1, Lumber and timber basic

products; furniture and finished lumber prodiuts; 'Vol. 2, Food and kindred products; tobacco manu­factures; Vol. 3, Textile-thilT products and other fiber manufactures; Vol. 4,. Apparel and other fin­ished products made from fabrics and similar mate­rials; Vol. 5, Paper and allied products; printing, publishing, and allied industries; Vol. 6, Chemicals and allied products, •products of petroleum and coal. Montgomery, 1946. 6 vols, variously paged, tables, charts, maps.

.AMERICAN AUTOMOBILE' .ASSOCIATION. Post-war Travel Trends. 66 East South Water St., Chicago, 1945? 11pp. -

AttERiCAN SOCIETY OF PLANNING OFFICIALS. A Model Slate Subdivision Control Law, Granting Power and Authority to Municipal Corporations and Counties to Regulate Hhe Subdivision of Land. 1313 East 60 St., Chicago 37, M a r . . 1947. 48pp. , mimeo. SI . '" .

—•-—•. Planning, 1946; Proceedings'6f^ the .Annual Meeting Held in New York Cj/j, May 6^8, 1946. 1313 E a s f 6 0 St., Chicago 37, 1946. 199pp. S3.- • . - . . • .

-ARKANSAS. RESOURCES AND DEVELOPMENT C O M ­MISSION. Progress and Planning Report. 104 State Sapi tol , Little Rock, Apr. 1946. 62pp: mimeo.

ASSOCIATION OF STATE PLANNING 'AND D E V E L O P -,' MENT AGENCIES. •--lr/;r/fJ of Organization for . . .

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BIBLIOGRAPHY 755 pers, edited by Arthur G. Comey. Harvard Uni­versity Press, Cambridge , Mass., 1946. 294pp.

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BOARD OF EquALiZATlON. Trade Outlets and Taxable Retail Sales in Califorifid; First'Report on Self-employment Study Pursuant to House Resolution

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CALIFORNIA STATE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. R E ­SEARCH DEPARTMENT; California Retail Sales and Disposable Income, 7929-^7945. 35d Bush St., San Francisco, Ju ly , 1946. 19pp.A-l-mimeo.'tables,

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COLORADO. PLANNING COMMISSION. The Building Program of the Slate Institutions of Colorado; Report, of the . . . to the Governor and the Thirsty-sixth Gen­eral Assembly, 130 State OfF.ccBldg., Denver 2, J a n . 1947.- var. paged, mimeo. tables, charts.

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COUNCIL OF STATE GOVEKHMENTS.'Advertising By • "the States. Second revised ed. 1313 East 60 St'.,

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GEORGIA. C I T I Z £ N S ' . FACT-FINDING MOVEMENT. Georgia Facts in .figures; a Source Book. University of Georgia Press, Athens, 1946. 179pp. tables, , charts.

. ILLINOIS. DIVISION OF PARKS AND MEMORIALS.

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ILLINOIS. LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL. RESEARCH DE-PARTM.Ein. Coitniy^oning Ordinances in Illinois. Springfield, Mar . 1946. 21pp;rmime9. tables. Pub , No. 74. ; . , ,

ILLINOIS. P O S T - W A R PLANNING COMMISSION. Re-". port arid Recommendations.of the Committee on Serv­

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INDIANA. ECONOMIC COUNCIL. Community Planning. Board of Trade: Bldg., Indianapolis, J u n e 1946. Unpaged. Bull, N O . 6.

KENTUCKY. POSTWAR A D V T ^ ^ PLANNING COM­MISSION. Final Report Including "A Threejold Pro­gram of Action for the Commonwealth." Frankfort, 1945,318pp.

MASSACHUSETTS. DEVELOPMENT AND INDUSTRIAL COMMISSION. Massachusetts the Beautiful. Boston, 1946. Unpaged, illus.

MICHIGAN. ADMINISTRATIVE BOARD. BUILDINGS AND CONSTRUCTION DIVISION. A Report, on the Michigan Public Improvement Program, "Planning Aid Grants to Local Units of Government." Lansing, June; 30, 1946. 116pp. tables, -

MICHIGAN. PLANNING COMMISSION. Procedure for a Community Survey Used by St. Joseph and Benton Harbor Citizens. Lansing, Sept, 1946. 4pp . mimeo. " . •

. Proceedings of a One-day School in Community Planning. 115B State Office Bldg., Lansing 13, 1946, 31pp, minried.

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AND P O R T H U R O N , M I C H . PLAN COMMISSION... Proceedings of Port Huron Local Planning Insliiute, April 30, 7946. Lansing, Apr . 30, 1.946. 31pp. rnimeo.

MINNESOTA. POSTWAR COUNCIL. Objectives, Prin­ciples and Procedures Program, February, 7946. 202 State Capitol , St. Paul 1,1946. Folder,

: .A Program for Community Action. 202 State Capitoli St. Paul 1, Ju ly 1946. 32pp . mimeo.

—•—, Reconversion Trerids in Minnesota. State Capi­tol, St. Paul T . F e b - 1 9 4 7 . 46pp. * ,

MISSISSIPPI, T A X COMMISSION. Selected Factors In­dicative of State and County Business Activity in 7945. Jackson, J u l y 1946. 15pp. mimeo, tables. Serv­ice Bull, No . 31'.

N E W HAMPSHIRE. PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION. A Plan for the Re-development of the Camp-meeting Association Grounds; Alton Bay,

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N E W JERSEY. DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMIC D E ­VELOPMENT. \;4 Brief Description of Its Organi­zation and Activfties. 150.East State St., Tren-

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Educational Institi^ions in New' Tork State. Stpte St., Albany 7, 1946. 73pp.^'hart.

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';'. Leffler. State College, Pa., 1946. 29pp. rnimeo. tables, charts. Bull. No. 27.

PUERTO RICO DEVELOPMENT COMPANY. Industrial Opportunities in Puerto Rico, U.S.A. AHeri 55, San

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i.Boletin de divulgacion Num. 5, SOUTH DAKOTX, UNIVERSITY OF'. ' BUSINESS R E -• SEARctf BUREAU. Directory of Trade, Professional •: aitd Service Organizations, 7946. Vermillion, 1946;

5ppp. Bull. NO. 18. Spui-HERN REGIONAL COUNCIL. Wanted: The , South^s Future for the Nation. Rupert B. Vance. ;63 Auburn Ave., N.E., Atlanta 3, Mar. 7, 1946. /3ppp. illus.^SRC. No. 5. 25c.

SOUTHERN RESEARCH INSTITUTE. Research in the 'Southland. 600 North 18 St., Birmingham 3, •bet. 1946. 19pp. illus.

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"•" f ',-. Tennessee Is Making Plans; aJkagvss Report.. '4,32; Sixth Ave., N., Nashville 3, J ^ i . 1947. "i-3pp.\inimeo. chart. Pub. No, 171.

TEXAS. LAVVS, STATUTES,, ETC. Plannini-Zoning-. iHousing Park-Airport Laws. Bureau of Municipal

Research, University of Texas, Austin, 1946. ;'91pp. 50c. '

THORP, WILLARD F . , AND OTHERS. JVetw £ng/ani— :' 1947^At Home arid Abroad; Addfesses Delivered at

the^nd New England Confererice, Boston, Novemher '2/, 794(5. New England Council, 1032 Statler Bldg,,Bostpnl6i 1946. 12pp.

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U.S. BUREAU OF'AcRicuLTtniAL ECONOMICS. CALI­FORNIA REGIONAL OFFICE. History of Legislation and Policy Formation of the Central Valley Project. Mary Montgomery and Marion Clawson. 222 Mercantile Bldg., Berkeley 1, Mars ' 1946. 276pp. mimeo. tables, bibl. :

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U.S. 'LAWS, STATUTES, ETC. Laws Relating to the National Park Service, 79th Congress (7st and 2nd sessions). Government Printing Ofl^ce, Wash­ington 25, D.C., 1946. 30pp. Pocket suppl. No. 2.

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U.S. NATIONAL HOIKING AGENCY. OFFICE OF THE 1 GENERAL COUNSEL. Comparative Digest of the Principal Provisio^of State Urban Redevelopment Legislation. Washington 25, D.C., Apr. 1, 1947. 88pp. mimeo.

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WALKER, j . HERBERT. Winter Sports in Pennsylvania; with Table, Commonwealth Guide to Winter Sports. "Commonwealth^ the Magazine for Pennsyl-

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WASHINGTON, UNIVERSITY OF. BUREAU OF PUBLIC , ADMINISTRATION. The Economic Foundations and '\ Trends in City and County Planning; Proceedings of_ the Section on Planning, 17th Annual Institute.of Government, 7946. Seattle, Dec. 1946. 13pp. mirrieo.,JR.eport No. 69. ' . •

WEST VIRGINIA. INDUSTRIAL AND PUBLICITY COM­MISSION. "Travel .Clinics"; a Plan for an All-out Drive, to Develop the Tourist Trade for the Advan­tage of Every Community in; Wfst Virginia. State Capitol, Charleston 5, 1946. 7pp'. , .

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J5RAHAM, MARY RUTH. These Carne Back; a Study of Alabama Parolees. University o^Mahama, Bureau of Public Admmistration, University, Ala., 1^46^ 104pp.

KANS/«. LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL. RESEARCH DE- . PA'RTMENT. State Regulation 0/ Alcohdli^Beverages; Constitutional Provisions arul State Summaries. Te-peka, Jan."1947. 17pp. mimeo. tables. Pub. I^o..

•. ..148. ., NEBRASKA. LEGISLATIVE COITNCIL. Report of the . . .

Sub-commitiee on the Gerwa State Farm. Lincoln, Nov. 25, 1946. 16pp. mimeo. Sub-com. Report No. 11.

NEV^^ JERSEY. DEPARTMENT OF IN'STITUTIONS AND. AcENCiEsa Arialysk of. Sentencing of Offenders By County Criminal Courts to New Jersey State'Penal and Correctional Institutions and Length of Institutional Stay Before, Release on Parole, 1936-7.945. Trenton; June 1946. 3pp; mimeo. tables.'

-. Children in New Jersey Juvenile'Coiirts, 1945. Trenton, June 1946. 34pp. mimeo. tables.

Delinquents in the New Jersey Courts; a Five-year Statistical Review. Trenton, May 1946. Unpaged,

, mimeo. tables. —I Sex Offenders in the New Jersey Criniinal Courts

and in theState's Penal and Correctional Institutions, a Statistical Analysis. Trenton, Sept. 1946. 12pp. mimeo. tables. ' ,

DIVISION OF COMMUNITY SERVICES FOR D E -LmQUENCY PREVENTION.,Delinquency'Can Be Pre­vented! Trenton, June 1946. 16pp. tables, charts.

NEV T JERSEY; LEGISLATURE. GoMinssiON TO IN­VESTIGATE THE CAUSES OF JUVENILE DELIN­QUENCY. Report. .•. .Trenton, Jan. 31, 1947. 45pp. chart, Mf

NEW^ YORK.(STATE). DIVISION OP PAROLE, /^b/f^j in the Armed Forces. David Dressier. 547 Broad­way, Albany, •1946? 27pp. tables. .

N E W YORK (STATE). YOUTH COMMISSION. Prevention in Action. 24 James St., Albany, July 1946. 64pp. tables. Bull. No. 2.

NORTH CAROLINA LEAGUE OF MuNiciPALmEs. Municipal Participation in Profits from Alcoholic.

Beverage Control Store Operations in North Carolina. ' GeOrge C. Franklin. Raleigh, Nov, 1946. Un­paged, mimeo. tables. Report No. 57. 50c.

OREGON. GOVERNOR'S JUVENILE DELINQUENCY COMMITTEE. A. Survey of Juvenile Delinquency Con­trol in Counties of Oregon Outside of Multnomah County; a Field Report for. the Period March 1944-Mafch 1946, Based upon a United Stales Children's Bureau Guide. Allan East...!. Salem, 1946. 51pp. Pub. No. 1. • _

WASHINGTON (STATE). LEGISLATURE. INTERIM ' COMMITTEE ON JUVENILE DELINQUENCY. The Pre­liminary Report of the . . . , Prepared in Conjunction with the National Probation Association. . . , Seattle,

f 1946. 73pp. tables,

VII. THE JUDICIARY NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF LEGAL AID ORGANIZA-

•; riONS: 1946 Committee Reports and Proceedings. 25 .Exchange St., Rochester 4, 1946. 102pp.

+ mimeo. ,. -. 1946 Legal Aid Directory. 25 Exchange St.,

Rochester 4, N.Y., 1946. 39pp. mimeo. $1. ' NEBRASK^y^EGISLATIVE CoUNCiL'. Report of the . ; -r

Sub-committee on District Courtsi . . .;Lincoln, July 1946. 25pp. minieo. tables. Legislative.Council Sub-com. Report. No. 5. .

PELTASON, JACK W . The Missouri Plan for the Selecr tiori of Judges.'Univcrsity of Missouri, Columbia, i 945. 114pp. bibl. Uriiv. of-Missouri Studies No. 2. $1.25. .,

U.S. SUPREME COURT. ADVISORY COMMITTEE ON • RULES OF CRIMINAL PROCEDURE. Federal Rules

\ of Criminal Procedure, with.Notes . . . and Proceed­ings of the Institute Conducted by the New York IJni--versity School of Law in Collaboration with the Section of Criminal Law of the Arnerican'Bar Association, the New York State Bar Association of New York, New Jersey and Connecticut at New York, February 15 arid 16, 1946. N.Y. University School of Law,' Room 1021 Main Bldg., 100 Washington Sq.

/E . , New.Ydrk City 3, 1946. 335pp. N.Y. Uni­versity School of Law Institute, Proceedings, Vol .6 .S4, .

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AGRICULTURE AND CONSERVATION . • " • ' ' . • . - . P A G E

Conservation Plans Prepared and Treatment Applied, with Soil Conservation Service Assistance ». . . ,. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .•. . . . •: 298

Funds Available to the Soil Conservation Ser\ice . . . . . . . . . . . •'. . . . . . . . . 296 increase in Financial Support of Extension Work, 1941-47 . . '. ,, .". . . . \ . . . . 2 8 1 Land Uses befdre and after Planning in Soil Cop-'ervationPistricis. . . . . . . . . . . 299 Number of Cooperative Eixtension Workers .• . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 8 0 Number of Exteasion Workers as of December .31, 1946 . . . . . . . . . . . . 284 Soil Conservation Districts-^Efrective Dates ol State Soil Conservation District Laws,

and Number Organized . . ." . . . . •.''--. :'•. . . . 297 Sources.of Funds Allotted for Cooperative Extension Work . . . . . . . . . . '. . . .-286 State Forests, State Parks, and Community Forests. . . . . .• . . . . . . . . .-. . . . 3 1 2

CIVIL SERVICE Merit Systems in the States—Departmental: . '.:•. . . . ; . . . . . . . . . . . . . 200 Merit Systems in the.States—Service-wide , . , . . . . . . . . . . . . 201

CONSTITUTIONS ^ Proposals for State Constitutional Conventions, 194.6-47 . . . . ' . . . . . . . . .. . ; 91 St^te Constitutions and Constitutional Conventions . . . .„.,:,•,.. • . . . . . . . . . 84

DOMESTIC RELATIONS Divorce Laws . . : . . . . . . ; . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 8 2 Family Courts and Courts of Domestic Relations in the United Stales . . '. . . . ; . 386 Legal Provisions Relying to Licensing of Family Homes Caring fpr Children . . . . . . 384 Marriage Laws . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 381

^ EDUCATION ^ Income of Publicly Controlled Colleges and. Universities in 1943-44 . . . . . . . . . . 398 Number of Institiitions of Higher Education under State Control . . . . . . . . . . . 397 Staffs, Students, and Degrees, Institutions of Higher Education, by State . . . . . . . . 399 State Laws Affecting Public Education. . . . ! . . . . . . . \ . . ., . . . . . • • • • 409-Statistics of State School Sy-stems, by State—1944-45. . . . . . . . ."^ . : . 400

ELECTIONS . \ • Ballot Forms . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . / . . . . . . . . '. . . . . . . '. , . . . 98 Primary Elections for State Officers . . ••-: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ., . . . . 92 Qualifications for Voting.; . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . J".. . . . . . . . . . . 96

GOVERNMENTAL UNITS Estirnated Population of the United States Excluding Armed Forces Overseas and Estimated

Civilian Population; July 1, 1946, and April 1,1940 . . . . . . . : . . . . . . . .•=-74

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Number of Governmental Units which Cross State or County Lines, by State . . . . . . 7 l Summary of Governmental Units, by State . . 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 70

HEALXH ^ Amounts Expended by States, for Public Health Purposksy Fiscal Year 1945 . . . . . . . 350 Payments to.States for General Health, Venereal Disease Cofitrol, and Tuberculosis

Control for the Fiscal Year 1945 . . . . . . . .; . . . 'f-^.'. . . . . . . . . . . . 34^ Payments to States for General Health, Venereal Disease Control, and Tuberculosis

Control for the Fiscal Yeaifa 946 . . . . . . . . . . . . . : .> . . . . . . . . . .;v:_J52_ • < • • • ' . • • . • ' • . • • • • ' ' • • • ' . ,

INTERSTATE GOMPACTS AND COMMISSIONS Interstate Compacts 1934-47 . - . . . ; , . . . . . . . . . .'. . . . . . . . . . 28 States Operating under Cooperative Uniform .Crime Control Legislation or Compacts . . 52

JUDICIARY SYSTEMS AND LEGAL PROCEDURES Classification of Courts and Terrns of Judges . . . . . . 499 Highest Courts of Appeal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . : . :, . . . . . 5 0 2 Judicial Councils - . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . '. . . 506 Judicial Retirement and Pensions 503 Qualifications of Judges . . . . . . . . .; . . . . . . . ,. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 500 Salaries of Judges . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . 504 Selection of Judges. . . . . -. . . . . . . " . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 501

• LABOR • Child Labor "- '""

Major Standards Recommended by the International Association of Governmental Labor Officials for State^Ghild-Lator Legislation and the Extent to \v+iich Existing State Child- ; Labor Laws Meet These'Standards • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 464

Majpir State Child-Labor Standards Affecting Minors under 18 . . . . . . .-^T^.""*»^8 Functional Distribution of State Nonschool Employment: July, 1946 . . . . . . . . . . 22: State Nonschool Einployment: January, 1940-July, 1946 . . . . . . . . . . .... . i, . 2 2 3

^State Nonschool Employment, by State: July, 1946 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ^ . 225 / Selected^Iudustrial Relations Laws . . . '. . . . . . . . 454 State Workmen's Compensation Acts . . ' . . . . . . . . . . . . 445 \Vagc Payment Provisions of State Laws . . . :. ' '. . . . . . . . . . ; . . . . . . . . 446

• . LAW ENFORCEMENT AND PUBLIC SAFETY Motor Vehicle and Radio Communication Facilities . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , 485-Motor Vehicle Laws. , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . : . . . . • . . 492 State Fire Legislation 490 State Motor Vehicle Registration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ; . . . . . . . . . . 488 State Police and State Highway Patrols . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . '. . 486

LEGISLATURES AND LEGISLATION Constitutional Provisions for Apportionment of State Legislatures . •-. . . . . . . . . . 120 Dates of Legislative Sessions and Partial List of Number of Enactments, 1945-46 . . . . . 1 1 4 Initiative and Referendum . . . . . :• . ... . .*. . . . . . . . . . 1 5 7 Legislative Councils and Research Committees . . . . . . . 116 Legislative Procedure: Committees and Hearings ". . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . 110 Legislative Procedure: Executive Veto . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ••. . . . . 112 Legislative Procedure: House.and Senate Action. . . . . . . . . . / . . ' . , . . . . . . . I l l

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Legislative Procedure: Introduction and Reference. . '. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 109: Legislative Procedure: Official Record . . \ •; . . . . . . . . . \ . . . . . . . . . .. . 113 Legislative Reference Services. . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . '.: \ . . . . . . . 118 Legislative Sessions: Constitutional Provisipns . . . . . . . . . . . . . . \ . . . . . .106 Legislators:.Numbers, .Terms, and Pairty Affiliations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .' 107 Number of State Proposals Voted upon by. State, by Type of Law Afi'ected, by Method •

of Submittal, and by Outcome, in 1946 . . . . . . . . . . . . . : . 146. Official Names of-Legislative Bodies and Capitol Buildings . . . . . . . . ; . . . . . 1 0 5 Recall. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ^ . . . . . . . . . . . . . ; . . . . . . 1 6 1 Recordof Uniform and Model State Laws Enacted . . . . . . . . . . . . •; . . ; . 1 5 2 Salaries an4 Compensation of the Legislators . . . . . . . . \ . . . . . . . . . . . 108 State Regulation of Lobbying. . . .;. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 129 Supreme Court Decisions Declaring State Laws and Other Action Unconstitutional, 1944-47 147

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Public Library Statistics, 1945-46 . . . . .. . . . . .-^ . . . . . . . . . . . . ,' . 415 State Library Extension Agencies . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ; 414

•- . ; • • " . - •.•••••'"•• ••• P A R K S . • • • • • ' . • " . . • • • ' : . . • • ' •'••••

Acreage and Land Acquisition, 1946. . ;. . . . . . . •. '••:, .V\ . . . . . . . . . . . . 323 Attendance, 1946 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . \ . \ . ; . . ; ; . . . . i . . 316 Expenditure, 1946. . .' . ; . . .: . / . . . : . . . . . , . V \ . • • . . : . ! . . 3 1 8 Personnel, 1946. . . r: . . .- '. '. . . . \ . . . . . . .' . A A . . . ^ . . : ! . .^314-Sources of Funds, 1946. . »»,** .- . . . . . . . . . . . '. . .. . \ . \ . . . -. . . . . . . . 320

• • . ; ' • ; • . • ; , / • . P L A N N I N G ; , " V ^ ' \

Estimated Construction Cost, of Proposed Public Works, by Type of •Governmental Unit. . 329 Estimated Construction Cost t f Proposed Public Works, by State . . . . , . . . . . . . 330 Method of Financing Proposed Public«Works, by Source of Funds . . . . . . . . . . . . 331 Nurhber and Estimated Construction Cost of Proposed Public Works, by Type of Project . 331 State Planning and Development Agencies . X . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 273 Status of Plan Preparation for Future Construction o^fFederaUAid and State Highways, : and Highways in .National Forests and Other Fede:^l Areas . \ . . . . . . . . . . . . 336

- . REGULATORY ACTlyiTIES . •' Regulatory Functions.of State Public Utility Commissions . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 3 0 Statutory Provisions Relating to Powers of State Liquor Control Agencies . ." . . . . : . 466 Statutory Provisions Relating to State Liquor Control Agencies . . . . . . . . . .. . . 470, State Securities Agencies . . . . . . . . '•.. . . . , . .3' . . . . . •. . , . . . . . . 418.

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Salaries of Principal Administrative Officials . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 202

SOCIAL SECURITY :"

Aid to. the Blind: Selected Data on Recipients, Payments, and Financing, 1946 . . . . . 376 Aid to Dependent Children: Selected Data on Recipients,. Payments, and Financing . . . 377 Beneficiaries and Benefits under Public Provisions for Unemployment Insurance . . . .; . 373 Coverage arid Benefit Provisions of State Unemployment Insurance Laws . . . . . . . .' 373 Disability Beneficiaries and Benefits under Public Provisions lor Disability Payments . . . 371 Federal Aid, Fiscal Years 1937-46; by State, Fiscal Year 1945-46.:. . : . ' . . . .' '. . . .-368 Federal Grants to States under the Social Security Act,-Fiscal Year 1944-45, and by ;

Program, Fiscal Year 1945'-46 . . . . . . . , ! ; . : . . . ; . . . . . . . . . . . . 366

LIST OF TABLES / y'llZ General Assistance: Selected Data on Recipients, Payments, and. Financingi 1946 . . . . 378 Old-Age Assistance: Selected Data on Recipients, Payments, and Financing, 1946 . . . . 375 Public Expenditures for Social Security and Related Purposes by Source of Funds and

Program, Fiscal Years Ended in 1946 . . . . . . . . . ; . .1 . . . . . . . . . . 365 Retirement Beneficiaries and Benefits under Public Provisions for Old-Agc Retirement . . 369 Retirement Systems for State Employees: Coverage—Qualifications—Contributions; . . . 210

.Retirement Systems for State Employees: Refunds and benefits .. . . . . . \. . . ' . . . 2 1 6 Selected Data on Operations^of Federal Old-Age and Survivors Insurance, . '. : . . . . 370 Selected Data on State Unemployment Insurance fOjjerations . . . . . . . , . . . i.; . 372 Survivor Beneficiaries and Monthly Benefits and Lump-Surri Payments under Public . Provisions for Survivorship, 1945-46 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 369

SITATE-FEDERAL RELATIONS ^ ; Federal Revenues Shared with States: Selected Years, 1930-47 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . '61 Regulalt^Federal Grant Payments to States: Selected Years, 1930-47 ". . . . . . . . . . ' 60

TAXATION AND FINANGE budgets , . . -

State Budget Making: Legal Provisions. . .... . . . . . . . . :.-. :'•'. . ''. . ' . . Debts . , . •

Comparative State*Gross Debt, by State: 1946, 1945, 1940 . . . . . . , . . . . Comparative State Net Long-Term. Debt and Interest Paid, 1946, 1945, 1940 .. . . State-collected Municipally Shared Taxes, 1946 . . . . . . . . . ; . . . . . . . . Summary of State Gross Debt, Net Long-Teriii Debt, and Interest Paid: 1938-46 .-

Revenue and Exjjenditure . > General Expenditure, by Character and by State: 1946. . . . . . . . . . . . . .

General Expenditure for Capital Outlay, Aid Paid to Local Governments, and Debt Service, by State: 1946. . . . . . ' ' . . . . ,,,. . . ^ . .; . .' . . . . . . . .

General Expenditure for Operation, by Function arid by State: 1946 . V . . . . ;• State General Revenue arid General Expenditure: 1940-46 . . . . . . ! . . . . Summary of General Revenue and New Borrowings, by State: 1946 . . . . . . . .

Taxation . Fiscal Year, Population, and Income Payments, by .State . . . . . . . . . . . . . License and Privilege Tax Collections, by State: 1947 . . . . . . . . . _ , , . . . . Range of State Corporate Income Tax Rates: July 1, 1947 . . . . . . . . . . . Range of State Individual Income Tax Rates: July 1,1947 . V, : ,.'•'. . . . . . . Sales'and Gross Receipts Tax Collections, by State:. 1947 . . . . ; . . . . .' . \ ' State Agencies Administering Major Taxes . . . -,. . . . . . . ;• . . . . . . . State Excise Rates: July i , 1947. . . . . ' . . . . \ .. . . . . . . . ' ; . . . . . State Tax Colle.ctions, by Major Source: 1940-47 ..V • • • • • • . . . . . . . State Tax Collections, by Major Source and by State: 1947 . . . . . . . . .• . . State Tax Collections, by State: 1947, 1-946, and 1945 • . .- . . •'.:.. . . . . . . . State Tax Collections, by-Type of Tax: 1947, 1946, 1945, and 1944 ." . . . . • • •

CHARTS . ^ ; Acres Planned and Acres Treated, Soil Conservation Districts . . . . . . . . . . • . . Number of Conservation Districts Organized . . . . . .• . . . . . . . . . . •-. . State General Revenue and General Expenditure, 1940-45.": . . . . . . . . . « . State Nonschobl Employment: 1940-46 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .-.. . \ . .. .

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Number a*M. Location of County and. Township Governments . . . . . ; . . . . . Soil Conservation Districts Established as of July 1, 1947 . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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Accounting, 182-83 . Adjutants general, 619-20 Administration, state, see under Government, state

• Adniitiistrative officials, state and territorial, 510-612 ^

Classified by function, 619-80 Principal state and territorial officers, 613-18

: ' Salaries, 202-203 Administrative reorganization, see Governiment Administrative rules, see under Government, state Aeronautics

Development by States, 339-42 Federal aid, 59, 66

, Interstate relations, 4-5 « Legislation", 131 -32, 339-42

State-local relations, 66 State officials in charge, 621-22

Aged, jwun^tfr Public assistance Agricultural extension

Agricultural marketing, 280-81 Appropriations, 281, 286-87 Intergovernmental cooperation, 279-87 Legislation, federal, 279-81 .

• Personnel, 280-85 . . '' Agriculture

State-federal cooperation, 58-59 • State officials in charge, 622-23

Alabama Administrative officials, 511 Directory of legislators, 681-82

•State information; 510-11 Alaska . '

Administrative officials, 607 Territorial information, 606-607

Albright, Spfenccr D., 93-98 •'•. Allen, Jarties H., 35-37 American'Library Association, 415- . -

•Animals, predatory, and rodents, 303 Arizona

Administrative officials, 513 Directory of legislatorsj 682

.State information, 512-13 • Arkansas .

Administrative officials, 515 Directory of legislators, 682-83 State information, 514-15

Assessments, equalization of, state officials charge, 636-37

Association of Administrators of the Interstate Compact for the Supervision of Parolees and probationers, 25 •

Association of State Planning and Developmental Agencies, 269-73

Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission, 43-~ ,' .-.,46 ' - - .. Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Compact, 32 Attorneys general, 613, 617

Salaries, 617 Audit

Post-auditingi 190 State officials in charge^ 623-24

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Ballots,''94.. • . " Absent voting in armed forces, 93 Forms, 98 } ,,• . Legislation, 93-95 Presidential shdrt, 93

See also Elections; Voting^ Banking ; State officials in charge, 624-25

Bauer, John, 421-30 Bennett, H. H., 289-300 Bibliograjahy, 745-69 Bills

Drafting, 109 Hearings, 109 Introduction, 109

Blind, see under Public assistance Bogert, George G., 151-54^ ; Briscoe, Vera, .176-90 Budget '/^

Administration, 179-82 Legal provisions, 184-89

'State officials in charge, 625-26' Bureau of the Census, 236-53, 255-65

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Capitol buildings Names, 105 . . \

Child care, 384-85 Child labor, 440 -

LegislatioHi 455-64 Standards

Recommended by International Associa­tion of Governmental Labor Officials,

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State, 458-63 Children's Bureau, 384-87 Ci\il service, Ji- Merit systems; Personnel, state Civil Service Assembly of the United States and

Canada, 195-203 Claims, state officials in charge, 626-27 . Code of Federal Regulations, 171 . ' Colorado

Administrative officials, 519 Administrative reorganization, 169 Directory of legislators, 685 " State informatidn, 518-19

Comptrollers, state, 627-28 Conlon, Charles F., 227-33 Connecticut

Administrative officials, 521 Directory of legislators, 685-88 Stai e information, 520-21

Conservation, 141 Fisharid wildlife conservation, 301-307 Officials in charge, 629-30 Soil conservation, 288-300

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Proposals, 1946-47, 91 Constitutions, state, 84-90

Revisions, 79-83, 91 • •Legislation, 1946-47, 80-81

Corporations, state officials in charge, '630-31 Corrections, 389-93 :.

Army and Navy, 390 Interstate Compact for Supervision of Parolees

and Probationers, 50-52 Jails, 391-92 Prevention, 393 / Probation and parole, 392-93 State officials in charge, 631-32~

Cotton, Edwin R., 37-40 Council of State ^Governments, 473-80

Activities, 10-12 , Affiliated interstate organizations, 20-26 ' Annual report of Executive Director/, 1946,

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.. Board of Managers, 12-14. Chronological history, June 22,1945-Dccembcr,

1947, 15-19 . Organization, 12-14 , . Recommendations for improving legislatures

and legislation, 101 Courts .. '

Domestic relations, 386-87 State • «•

Appeal; 502 Classification, 495-99 Decisions, Supreme Court, 147-50 , Judicial councils, 498, 506 '

Crime Compact, 28; 50-52 -Criminal justice, .see Corrections

Davenport, Arthur S., 40-43 Debt, state, 247-53 - 1940-1946,247-48

Gross, 247, 249-51 Long-term, 248, 249, 252-53

Delaware Administrative officials, 523 Directory of legislators, 688 ' State information, 522-23

Defj^rtmeut of Labor, Division of Labor Stand-i ards, 439^64 '. V

Dinecn, Robert E., 431-37 Divorce laws, 382-83

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Chief state school officers, 632-33 Finance, 406-407 Grants-in-aid

Federal, 55, 58, 63-64\r State, 64-65

Higher Degrees, 399 Enrolhnent, 395-96, 399 Incorrie, 398 Number, 397 "

. Staffs, 399 Legislation, 132-33 "

State provisions, 406-409 SCKQOI systemsi statistics, 400-405 State-local relations, 63-65

. Veterans, 55, 63-64, 474 Vocational -•

State officials in charge, 633-35 &tf a/jo Agricultural extension

Elections, prihiiary state, 94 • By state, 92 Dates, 92 Party membership tests, 92 ,

. • Run-off, 92 ' «tf a/jo Ballots, Voting ..

Employment State, 222-26

. Non-school, 222, 223, 225 . Officials in charge, 635-36 Payrolls, 222-26

.. Veterans, 474-75 Employment security ' - Interstate co-operation, -4 Excise tax, 228-29

Rates, 233 , Expenditure, jftfun^?r Finance ^

Farmer, Hallie, 101-14 • • Federal Register, 171 Federal aid, j?« Grants-in-aid ,

. Federal Security Agency, 349-52 Federation of Tax Administrators, 230-31, 33-35 Field, George H., 327-31 Finance o

ExpenditurCj state, 2^57-65 General, 255-57, 260-65 : :

Interstate co-operation, 4 Management

Procedure and policy, 178-90 Responsibility, 176-78

Revenue, state, 227-65 Administration, 178-79 Ge.neral, 255-59 - ; •

State-local relations, 67-68 Fire marshals, 489, 637-38 Fire protection, 489-91

Legislation, 490-91 . - > E i s h . ... _ • . . • ; • • "- .. ^ ' , : . •

. Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission, 43-47 . • . . .

Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Compact, 32 Conservation .

Research, 304-306 State-federal cooperation, 301-307

Food, 303-304 Gulf States MaamvFisheries Compact, 48-49 Pacific States M^fgSSisheries Compact, 48 State officials in charge, 638-40

Fish and Wildlife Service, 301-307 Fitzpatrick, B. T.,. 2*74-77 .^ . / Florida . " ;, . Administrative officials, 525

Constitutional revision, 82-83 Directory of legislators, 688-89 State information, 524-25 ..

Forest Service, 311 Forestry

Administration, 308rl2. State and; community, forests, 312 State officials in charge, 640-41

Erasure, Carl M., 62-68

Game Conservation

State-federal cooperation, 301-307 State officials in charge, 638-40 .

Gasoline tax, 139, 140,-228-29 Rates, 233 - .

Geology, state officials in charge, 641-42 • \iaj

776 THE BOOK OF THE STA'TES : Georgia .

- ' Administrative officials, 527 .MV"-" •""'• i Administrative reorganization, 167 ;

Constitution, 167 • . Directory of fegislators, 689-91

/ State information, 526-27 Government, state

Adrriinistration • Reorganization, in various states, 141,167-70

„ Rules, 171-75 . '' > . . Model Act, .174.-75

• :;/ •' Units^'69-72' : / Distribution, by type (table), 69 .

• • • • Number, by state (table), 70, 7V, (map), 72 Governors, 613, 614

Salaries, 614 . . Governors'aides, 615 Governors'Conference, 20 • .

' Grants-in-aid Federal, 54-61, 63-66 State, 63-68 v

- • • Graves, W.Brooke, 79-90, 155-63 • Gray, E. R., 69-72 • ^^ Great Lakes Fisheries Corn pact, 31 '^ Gulf States Marine Fisheries Gompact, 34, 48-49

Hagan,^Joseph H., 50-52 Hawaii

Administrative officials, 609 ' Territorial information, 608-609

— Health, 343-52 . -• • ^ Caricer, 346-47 ,

Child health, 347, 364.' Communicable diseases, 346 ; Dental health, 346 t

• Expenditures of states, 351-52 . v ' • Federal aid, [57, 65-66, 344, 349,.350.^^.:. ..

Interstate cooperation, 6-7 Legislation, 133-35 : Materffal heahh, 364 - .;

; - . • Mental health, 344-45 . . Legislation, 133

" National health program, 343-44 . Occupational diseases, legislation, 134

State-local relations, 65-66 • ' State officials in charge, 642-43

' . Tuberculosis, 345 . , Venereal diseases, 345-46 . • ., Heydeckcr, Wayne D;, 43-47

^ ^ -Highway patrols, state, 481-87 ..' • . Motor vehicle and radio comrnunication facili­

ties, 485 .••'•, State agencies, 4S6-87 '

• State officials in charge, 663-64 • > ' • :" .-^Highways ! •

Expenditure, 336 Federal aid, 59

. Improvement program, 332T38. Importance, 332-36 —-^—;-:-Legislation,, .135T36 Planning. 336-38 State.officials in charge, 644 Traffic trends, "335-36 •

•Hospitals Federal aid, 57, 65-66 Legislation, 133 ' \ •

._ ,. . Hours of labor • Standards, 440-41 : ; . - - - : .

^Housing Direct investment by financial institiitions, 277

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Federal aid, 57-58 Legislation, 135, 274-77 Low-rent public, 275-76 ' • Veterans', 274-75, 47.4 War^ 274

Idaho Administrative officials, 529 Directory of legislators, 691-92 . State informatioUj 528-29 '

Illinois Administrative officials, 531 Constitutional revision, 83 Directory of legislators, 692-94 State inform^on, 530-31

Income tax, 227-2.8; Collections, 236-38, 240-41, 246' Legislation, 138-39 • Rates, 230-31 •'

Indiana Administrative officials, 533 Administrative reorganization, 168, 169 Directory of legislators, 694-95 ' ' State information', 532-33 .

Insane, state officials in charge, 645-46 Insurance

Interstate cooperation, 5-6 Legislation, 136-37 w Licensing procedure, 431-33 State officials in charge, 646-47 , -State regulation, 431-37

See also. Unemployment insurance; Work-inen's compensation; a/jo t/nt r Public assistance ----. ' ••

Intergovernmental relations , Agricultural extension work, n9-%l

See also State-federal relations; State-local relations •

• International Association of Governmental Labor Officials, 464 * '

Interstate Commission on the Delaware River Basin, 35-37

Interstate Commission on the _ Potomac River Basin, 37-40 . . .

Interstate Cornpact for Supervision of Parolees and Probationers, 50-52

Interstate compacts, 27-52. Crime compact, 50-52 "List of compacts, 1934-1947, 28-34

Interstate cooperation, 3-9 Interstate Oil Compact, 29 . Interstate Oil Compact Commission, 40-43 Interstate organizations affiliated with Council of

State Governments, 20-26 ' Iowa" .

Administrative officials, 535 JDirectory of legislators, 695-96 -State informatiorr, 534-35

Judges • ' - • Qualifications, 496-97, 500 "Retirement,-498, 503 Sal l ies , 497-98, 504-505

. Selections, 497, 501 Terms, 499

Judicial councils, 498, 506 . Judicialsystems, 495-506 Judiciary, state officials in charge, 647-48 Juvenile delinquency, 389-90

Legislation, 133-34

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INDEX 111 Kansas •

Adnfinistrative officials, 537 Administrative reorganization, 169 Constitutional revision, 83 Directory of legislators, 696-98 " • State information, 536-37 i

Kentucky ^ Administrative Tjfficials, 539 Constitutional revision, 79-80 • • •• '

' Directory of legislators, 698-9.9 State information, 538-39'

Knapp, Edward F., 339-42 . ;'

Labor Administrative agencies, 444 Federal-state cooperation, 59, 444-45 Legislation, 137-38,'439-54

. Safety measures, 441-42 ' ., State officials in charge; 648-49

i'w a/jo Child labor-Employment Labor relations, 443-44 ,

Legislation, 454 . " : / Law enforcement agencies, state ^ , ' ' . Highway,patrols, 481-87, 663-64\ . /

• Liquor control agencies, 466-71 • Police, 481-87, 663-64

Legislation Direct . Initiative, I55i 157-60

Recall, 155, 156i 161-63 - Refejrendum, 155-56, 157-60

Proposals voted upon, 142-46 Recommendations for improvement, 101

• S t a t e • ,

Model state laws, 1 §1-54 Supreme Court decisions on constitutionality,

147-50 ^ , -^ / Trends, 1946-47, 131-41

* Uniform state laws, 151-54 . Legislative bodies

Apportionment, 101-102 • Constitjutional provisions, 102, 120-23

• Number of enactments, 114. Official names, 105 . Procedure '• '• / .

Bills, 110 . : / . -: - :• Committees, 103-104, 110

Appointment,. 110 , Interim, iO'3 Executive veto, 112 , ' Hearings, 110 House and Senate action, 111 . Improvement, 101, 141 Interstate cooperation, 7' Introduction and reference, 109 Journal, 113 . Lobbying, 124-30

Penalties for violations, 129-30 Roll call, electric device, 111

Sessions Constitutional provisions, 106. Dates,,106, 114 / •

. Frequency, 102. Length, 102, 106 See also Legislators .

Legislative.councils, 103, 115-17 -Legislative procedure, see Legislative bodies, pro­

cedure : Legislative reference services, 109, 118-19 . • Legislative reorganization", 101-104

Legislative research committees, 116-17 Legislators

Directory, .681-741 Legislative officers, 6? 6 Number, 107 • Party affiliations, 107 < .* Salaries and compensation, 102-103, 108 Terms of office, 107

Librarians .' . , Ccrtificatidn, 411 '-^ ' - ' - ' • '

Libraries ".•Archives, state officials in charge, 645-50

Demonstration, 412-13 . Extension services,'414

. State officials in charge, 650-51 t ,v .<r.. Historical, state officials in charge, 649-50. Law, state officials in charge, 651-52 Legislation, 410-13 National Plan for Public Library Service, 413 Planning, 410-13 Public • .

Grants-in-aid, 411-12 Statistics, 415 .. - • / . . ,

State officials in charge, 652-53 License tax . .

Collections, 236-38, 240-41, 244-45 Licenses

Legislation, 136 Lieutenant governors,'613 Liquor control . •

Legislation, 465-71 State agencies '

License systems, 470-71 Monopoly systems, 470-71 '. Statutory provisions relatipg to powers, 466-69

, State officials in charge, 653-54 Liquor tax, 138, 139, 229 !

Collections, 236-38, 242-45 Rates, 233

Little Missouri River Compact, 32 LobbyingjState regulation, 124-30 Louisiana ;

Administrative officials, 541 Constitutional convention, 81

. Directory of legislators, 699-700 : State information, 540-41 , . Lyncli, Jane B,, 27-34

Mac Donald, Thomas H., 332-38 Maine

Administrative officials, 543 Directory-of legislators, 700-701 State information, 542-43

Manvel, Allen D., 142-46 Marriage laws, 381 Mart in.JamesW., 176-90 L. Maryland

Administrative officials, 545 Constitutional convention, 83 Directory ofi^egislators, 701-703 State information, 543-44

Massachusetts.. Administrative officials, 546 Directory of legisliators, 703-705

. State information, 546-47 Meek, Anna A., 142-46 Merit systems

Departmental, 200 Limited coverage, 195-96 Service-wide, 196, 201

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Michigan . ^Administrative officials, 549 Administrative reorganization, 168-69 Constitutional revision, 83

.. Directory of legislators, 705-706 State information, 548-49

Mines, state officials in charge, 654-55. Minnesota <

Afdministrative officials, 551 '"Administrative reorganization, 169 . Constitutional.revision, 82 ' r" Directory of legislators, 706-708 State information, 550-51

Mississippi . < Administrative officials, 553.

> Directory of legislators, 708-70') State information, 552-53

Missouri Administrative officials, 555 Administrative reorganization, 167, 1 ^9 ^ ' Constitution, 167 Directory of legislators, 709-11 State information, 554-55

Monroe, David G., 481-87 ' ,. " Montana „ ..

Administrative officiak, 557 Administrative reorganization, 168 Directory of legislators, 711-12 State information, 556-57 . ,

Moreland, Carroll C , 171-75 ^ o t o r vehicles

Legislation, 135-36, 492 Licensing, state, officials in charge, 656-57 Registrations, 488 " . •

State officials in charge, 656-57 Municipal taxation, j ^ ^ Taxation, municipal

National Association of Attorneys General, 22 National Association of Insurance Commissioners,

• 433-35 . ; • National Association of Secretaries of State, "21 National Association of State Budget Officers, 23 National Association of State Purchasing Officials, • • . , • • 2 4

National Conference of Commissioners on Uni­form State Laws, 26, 151, 174

National Education Association, 406-409 National Park Service, 313-26 National resources, 141 Nebraska . •

.Adminis t ra t ive officials, 559 Administrative reorganization, 169 Directory of legislators, 712; State information, 558-59

Nevada Administrative officials, 561 Directory of legislators, 712-13 State information, 560-61.

New Hampshire •. Administriative officials, 563 Constitutional convention, 81-82 • • Directory of legislators, 713-16 State information, 562-63

New Jersey • Administrative officials, 515

' Adiriintstrative reorganization, 167-68, 169 , Constitutional convention, 167 .

Constitutional revision, 79-80 Directory of legislators, 716 . .

. State information, 564-65 ' .

New Mexico . Administrativelpfficials, 567 Directory of legislators, 717 . State informatioW 566-67

New York ' \ • -'•' Administrative officials, 569 Administrative reorganization, 169-Dircctory of legislators, 717-19 "State information, 568-69

North Carolina Administrative officials, 571

~ Directory of legislators, 719-20 State information,'. 570-71

North Dakota Administrative officials, 573 . ^ . Directory bf legislators, 720-21 State information, 572-73

Office of Education, 400-405 Ohio ,

Administrative officials, 575 Administrative reorganizatiouj 168 Directory of legislators, 721-23 . State information, 574-75

Oklahoma AdministF^tive officials, 577 Administrative reorganization, .169 Constitutional convention, 83, 91 Directory of legislators, 723-24 State information, 576-77

Old age assistance, see Public assistance Oregon '

Administrative officials, 579 Directory of legislators, 724-25

. State information, 578-79 Owsley, Roy H., 254

Pacific States Marine Fisheries Compact, 34, Parks, state, 311, 313-26^

Acreage and land acquisition, 323-26 Attendance, 316-17 Expenditures, 318-19 Personnel, 314-15 ,. - , . Source of funds, 320-22 re­state officials in charge, 658-60 ' 1

Parole, 392-93 State officials in charge, 660-61 '

Pay rolls, state, 222-26 • Pennsylvania

Administrative officials, 581 , Constitutional revision, 91 Directory of legislators, 725-27 State information, 580-81

Personnel, state Administration, 195-203 ; •.'1 Leaves of absence,. 199 Legislation, 141 Position classification, 196-97 Recruitment, 197-98

.Selection, 197-98 • Service rating, 198 State officials in charge, 661-62 Training, 198 .

. iJniform pay policies, 197 Planning

Developmental functions, 271-72 Highways, 336-38 • History of movement, 269-71

; Legislation, 272 Public works,'327-31

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INDEX 119 State agencies, 273 . State officials in charge, 662-63 "

Policej state, 481-87 State agencies, 486-87 . State officials in charge, 663-64

Poll tax, 94 Population of United States, 1946, 73, (table),

primary elections, see Electionsj primary, state Printing, state officials in charge, 665 Property tax, 139

Collections, 236-38, 240-41 Public assistance

Blind, 134,376 . Child:health, 364, 371 v, Dependent children, 377 Disability provisions, 358-59, 371 Federal aid, 56 Interstate cooperation, 6 Maternal health, 364, 371 Old age assistance, 134, 354-56, 369, 370, 375

State officials in charge, 657-58 ' Recipients and payments, 363-64, 378 Scope of program, 362-63 State officials in charge, 666-67

\ Survivor benefits, 356-58, 369, 370 Unemployment benefits, see Unemployment

compensation See also Welfare

Public health, j£/r Health -Public heal th Service, 343-48 - . Public safety, see Law enforccment.agencics; Safety Public utilities < :

Functions of commissions, 430 Model utility regulatory bill, 427-29 Rates, 421-26

. State officials in charge, 669-70 , ' State regulation, 421-30 Public welfare, tf Public assistance *^ ' •. Public works

Interstate cooperation, 7 ' Planning, 327-'31 . . • .; Proposed

Estimated construction cost, 329-31 . Method of financing, 331 v^

Number of projects, 331 State officials in charge, 667-68

See also Aerohautics; Highways - -Publicity, state officials in charge, 620-21 Puerto Rico

Administrative officials, 611 Territorial information, 610-11

Purchasing, 191-94 Administration j 183, 190 * State officials in charge, 668-69 "^ Typical state agepcy (chart), 192

Railroads, state officials incharge, 669-70 Relief, jf Public assistance Rent control

Legislation, 135 Reporting, 182 ^ ^ Retirement

Public employees, 204-21 , Age-factor, 206-207, 2"i0-20

Agencies administering, 2^10-20 Benefits, 207, 216-20 Coverage, 205-206, 210-15 Finance,'207-209, 210-15

Teachers, 407 Revenue, j«ttm/*r Finance ,

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Rhode Island y Administrative plficials 583 Administrative reorganization, 168 Directory of legijlators, 727-29 State informatior, 582-83

Ridgway, Helen A., 410-14 Rightor, C. E,,53-»'>1 Rio Grande Compact, 32 ' \. Roads, see Highways. • Russell, John Dale, 3l'5-99 •

Safety • ; Fire protection, 489-91 Legislation, 135-36

See:also Highway patrols, state; Law enforce­ment agencies J :-

Salaries . Administrative officials, 202-203

Uniform pay policies, 197 , . See also under title oi oiRcial; also Wages

Sales tax, 140 i » Collections, 236-38, 40-42 Rates, 233 ; <f

School lunches Federal aid, 58 . . '

Secretaries of state, 613, 618 •Salaries, 618

Securities State agencies, 419-20 State officials in charge, 670-71

' . State regulation, 417-20- ", .' Securities and Exchange ComrnissiOn, 417-20 Severance tax, 139 Shared taxes, 254 Short, Lloyd M., 167-70 Snake River Compact, 34 Social security,. 353-78, 444

Administration, 353-54 . . Exf»enditures, 365 '•

. Federal aid, 56, 366-68 • See also Public assistance ,

Social Security Board, 353-78 > Soil coiiservation, 288-300

Conservation .plans, 298-99 DisU-icts, 289-91, 297, (map), 288

Number, 300 Soil Conservation Service, 289, 291

• Educational and relations-work, 29 5-9.6 • .-- ' / Funds available, 296 Research, 292-93 -Technical operations, 293-95

State officials in charge, 629-30 , South Carolina V

Administrative officials, 585 Administrative reorganization, 168, 169 Administrative rules, 171 Directory ot legblators, 729-30 State information, 584-85

South Dakota - Admin^trative officials, 587

DirectOTy of legislators, 730-31 State information, 586-37 . < •

Spenger, Richard C,, 142-46 State-federal relations, 53-61

: Interstate cp-bpcration, 8-9 State-localrelations, 62-68 ' :'v ._ -'.

Interstate cooperation, 7-8 / Still, Samuel H., 84-90, 147-50,161-^ , Supreme Court decisions declaring state laws un;

. constjmational: 1944-47,147-50

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Taxation Exemption of veterans, 475-78 = / Interstate co-operation, 4 Municipal • Legislation, 139-40 .

:•.. -State :.. ,. .,<, '•;•.•, Administrat ion, 232 " ' Agencies, 140, 234-35

. Collections, 236-46 By major source, 236-37, 240-46 . Bystaite, 236-46 V By type , 2 3 8 .

• Legislation, 138-40 Recent trends,-227-35 State officials in charge, 671-72 Tax studies, 232-33 See also specific types of taxes, i.e.. Income tax;.

Sales tax Teachers ,

Retirement, 407 . ' .. Salaries, 407-408 : ;/ Tennessee . "

Administrative officials, 589 . Constitution, 82 Directory of legislators, 731-32 • ' v, State information, 588-89

" Texas ; , ' . .'•-'.'. Administrative officials, 591 Directory of legislators, 732-33 •/•• State information, 590-91 •'' .

Tobacco tax • -Collections, 236-38, 242-'43 -Rates, 233 ; ^;

Tfaiispbrtation,j« Aeronautics; Highways .

^Unemployment compensation, 359-62, 372-74 ^* State officials in charge, 673-74

Veterans, 55-56 Uniform.state laws, 151-54 ' Urban redevelopment, 276-77

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Administrative officials, 593 Directory of legislators, 733-34 State information, 592-93 - ;

Utilities, j « Public utilities

Vermont . > Administrative officials, 595 , Administrative reorganization, 168 -Directory of legislators, 734-36 State informiation, 594-95 .

Veterans'aflfairs Bonxis legislation, state, 478-80 Educational aid, 55, 63-64, 474 . Employment, 474-75 Housing, 274-75, 474 Interstate cooperation, 3-4 Legislation, 475 State officials in charge, 674^75 Tax exemptions, 475-78 Unemployment compensation, 55-56 State programs, 473-80 ' »

Virgin Islands ( ^' ' Administrative officials, 612 Territorial information, 612

Virginia Admiiiistrative officials, 597 . Administrative reorganization, 168 ' Constitutional convention, 91 Directory of legislators, I'b^-'yi

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State information, 596-97 . Vocational education, see under Education Vocatiorial rehabilitation, 56 Voting . ~

-Absentee, 93 . * ' Machines, 94 . ;• ' Qualifications, 96-97 Registration, 94' : '

'Soldier, 9 3 . !., *• 5"« <j/jo Ballots; Elections

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••" Wages • • , , ' ' . ;- •• Payment provisions of state laws, 446-53. Standards, 440-41 N_

iSs^^a/jo Salaries ' . ' •Washington

Administrative officials, 599 ^ .. Directory of legislator^, 737-38 State^ information, 598-99

Water resources Conservation

Educat ion and relations work, 295-96 State officials in charge, 629-30

Interstate Commission on the Delaware R ive r ' Basin, 35-37

Interstate. Commission on the Potomac River Basin, 37-40 .

Interstate cooperation, 6 State officials in charge, 676-77

Watts, Lyle .F . , 308-11 •.Weinberg, A. A., 204-21 -Welfare •, .• ^ \ . . » ' ••

Legislation, 134-35 . State officials in charge, dll-l^

Youth problems, legislation; 133-34 See also Public assistance

West Virginia ' • <r-. " , » Administrative offici9ls,\601 -Directory of iqfeislators, 738-39 \^ State information, 600-601 . '

Wildlife • . Conservation v

: Federal aid,, 302-303 ; . ' Law enforcement, 306-307 Research, 304-306 State-federal cooperation, 301-307

.Refuges, 306 Wilson, M . L . , 279-87 Winters, Glenn, 495-506 ^ ._-- : Wisconsin

Administrative officials, 603 Administrative reorganization, 169-70 Directory of legislators, 739-40 State information, 602-665 .

Women . ' ._ Divorce laws, 382-83:

Employment, 441 '" . Legal status, 379-83

. Women's Bureau, 379-83 ". Workmen's compensation , '

'Legislation, 134, 442-43, 445 State officials in charge, 678-80

Wright, Roberts J., 389-93 Wyoming

Administrative officials, 605 V^ Directory of legislators, 741 State information, 604-05

ZeUer, Belle, 124-30 ' Zipin, Irving J., 84-90

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