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Includes bibliographical references. ; 1. Departmental management / by Arthur W. MacMahon -- 2. Executive management and the Federal field service / by James W. Fesler -- 3. Government corporations and independent supervisory agencies / by Herbert Emmerick. ; Mode of access: Internet.

Published also as thesis (Ph.D.) Columbia university, 1927. ; Mode of access: Internet.

Dean Acheson, chairman. ; Issued also in mimeographed form as Monograph[s] no. 12, 15-27. ; --pt. 1. Administration of the Fair labor standards act of 1938. Wage and hour division. Children's bureau.--pt. 2. War department.--pt. 3. Social security board.--pt. 4. Railway labor. The National railroad adjustment board. The National mediation board.--pt. 5. National labor relations board.--pt. 6. Civil aeronatics authority.--pt. 7. Department of the interior.--pt. 8. United States Employees' compensation commission.--pt. 9. Administration of internal revenue laws. Bureau of internal revenue. Board of tax appeals. Processing tax board of review.--pt. 10. Bituminous coal division. Department of the interior.--pt. 11. Interstate commerce commission.--pt. 12. Federal power commission.--pt. 13. Securities and exchange commission.--pt. 14. Administration of the customs laws. United States Tariff commission. Bureau of customs. ; Mode of access: Internet.

no. 1. The Department of agriculture / prepared by members of the staff -- no. 2. The Department of Motor Vehicles / prepared by members of the staff -- no. 3. The Department of Public Health / prepared by members of the staff. ; Mode of access: Internet.

Issued also in mimeographed form as Monograph no. 1-11, 13-14. Dean Acheson, chairman. ; Includes bibliographical references. ; pt. 1. Division of public contracts, Department of labor. The Walsh-Healey act.--pt. 2. Veterans' administration.--pt. 3. Federalcommunication commission.--pt. 4. United States Maritime commission.--pt. 5. Federal alcohol administration.--pt. 6. Federal trade commission.--pt. 7. Administration of the Grain standards act. Department of agriculture.--pt. 8. Railroad retirement board.--pt. 9. Federal reserve system.--pt. 10. Department of commerce. Bureau of marine inspection and navigation.--pt. 11. Administration of the Packers and stockyards act. Department of agriculture.--pt. 12. Post office department.--pt. 13. Federal control of banking. Comptroller of the currency and Federal deposit insurance corporation. ; Mode of access: Internet.

Chairman: Louis Brownlow. ; Issued also as Senate doc. 8, 75th Congress, 1st session, with title: Reorganization of the executive departments. ; Cover title: Administrative management : report of the President's Committee. ; Mode of access: Internet.

The purpose of this thesis is to show that the Texas State Government Administration has not kept pace with the growing complexity of its work and therefore is in need of reorganization, because (1) there is a duplication of effort due to overlapping of activities in various administrative agencies, and (2) it is difficult to place responsibility in the present system of organization where authority and control are decentralized.

This item is part of the Arizona Agriculture and Rural Life, 1820-1945 collection. For more information about this collection, email repository@u.library.arizona.edu.

"A compact and complete treatment of the movement for administrative reorganization and consolidation in state governments, with charts." ; Bibliography: p.55-58. ; Mode of access: Internet.

Issued also as part II of the Report of the committee, with studies of administrative management in the federal government. (U.S. President's committee on administrative management) ; On cover: Administrative management. ; Contents.--v.3. The problem of the independent regulatory commissions, by R. E. Cushman.--v.5. The exercise of rule-making power and the preparation of proposed legislative measures by administrative departments. 1. The exercise of rule-making power, by James Hart. 2. The preparation of proposed legislative measures by administrative departments, by E. E. Witte. ; Mode of access: Internet.

pt. I. Report of the President's committee -- pt. II. Studies of administrative management in the federal government. Personal administrative in the federal service / by F.W. Reeves and P.T. David. Financial control and accountability / by A.E. Buck. The General Accounting Office / by H.C. Mansfield. The problem of the independent regulatory commissions / by R.E. Cushman. Department management / by A.W. Macmahon. Executive management and the federal field service / by J.W. Fesler. Government corporations and independent supervisory agencies / by Herbert Emmerich. The exercise of rule-making power / by James Hart. The preparation of proposed legislative measures by administrative departments / by E.E. Witte ; Mode of access: Internet.

Includes index. ; "Mitchell's own writings": p. 401-405. ; Mode of access: Internet. ; SPECIAL COLLECTIONS: Second printing. Printed by American Book-Stratford Press, Inc., New York. Original black cloth. John Winston Graham Aeronautical Collection. Gift of Nancy Martin Graham, 2008. ; 2 10

Reproduced from type-written copy. ; Various pagings. ; Mode of access: Internet.

Of recent years much publicity has been given to the activities of congressional investigating committees At the present time such a committee is engaged in examining witnesses and taking evidence concerning the operations of munitions manufacturers. About a year ago a similar investigation of much publc interest was held coneerning the matter of air mail contracts. In the decade immediately preceding, the scandals arising out of the Harding administration formed the subject of similiar inquiries. Many like rncidents within present-day memory might be cited, but the mention of any single recent investigation should not create the impression that congressional activity of this character is a matter of recent development. Such investigations have been held at frequent intervals ever since the origin of the Federal Government. Before that time, their counterparts existed in the colonial legislatures, which in turn doubtless adopted this practice from the British Parliament.

"Produced by the editors of Look in cooperation with U. S. Army air forces." ; Text and illustrations on lining-paper. ; Mode of access: Internet.