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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.

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.

"A report to the Commission of inquiry, Lent D. Upson, director of inquiry, September, 1933." ; At head of title: Michigan commission of inquiry into county, township and school district government. ; Mode of access: Internet.

Because of the severity of the situation resulting from delayed and partial property tax collections in recent years, various tax commissions, federal agencies, civic leagues, tax associations, and private bureaus instituted investigations seeking a remedy. One of the conclusions generally reached by investigators of property tax delinquency throughout the country has been that much of tax arrears can be attributed to "the methods that are ordinarily employed in collection." Specifically the phases of property tax collection methods which have been impugned as being conducive to delinquency are: a legal procedure neither carefully devised with the purpose of requiring prompt payment nor designed to meet the strain placed upon it by the economic depression; elective officials whose lack of competence and whose subservience to political influences serve to make them tax receivers instead of tax collectors; lack of efficient, modern methods of billing taxpayers and sending tax notices, of recording receipts, and handling office routine; failure to adjust the tax calendar so that the time and manner of payment is best suited to the convenience of taxpayers and the needs of government; the delay involved in the long period of time elapsing between assessment of property, the date of delinquency, and the enforcement of collection; the ineffectualness of penalties to promote prompt tax payments; the difficulty of obtaining a valid title to tax-reverted property; and the mistaken legislative and administrative leniency to delinquent taxpayers which often has weakened the effectiveness of enforcement. The following discussion of legal and administrative machinery for property tax collection in Washington should be viewed in the light of these criticisms, although all of them are not pertinent in this state.

"First printing, June 1942; second printing, Sept. 1942." ; "The material in this course has, for the most part, been taken bodily from the Government contracts service, published by Prentice-Hall, inc. Since these pages represent only a portion of the material in the complete service . there will be gaps in the page numbering." ; Mode of access: Internet.

Includes index. ; "Design practice, interference forms, and commissioner's orders, brought up to Mar. 1, 1932." ; "Revised to Mar. 1, 1932." ; Mode of access: Internet.

The Workmen's Compensation Act establishes funds for the payment of benefits to workmen injured in certain industries, and to their widows and children in the event of death. It also defines a procedure for the assertion of the right to such benefits. Under that procedure, the Department of Labor and Industries is vested with original jurisdiction over all claims. The courts are strictly limited to review of questions already passed upon by the Department unless the Department is acting outside of the jurisdiction conferred upon it. The legislature itself may not override the statutory procedure and appropriate money from one of the funds to a workman. This article is one of a series of two which will be published on procedure under the Washington Workmen's Compensation Act. The second article, to be written by Lowell P. Mickelwait, will deal with the subject from the viewpoint of the employer.

Lee of Fareham, chairman ; Title varies slightly ; Report (v. 1) issued in the series of Parliamentary papers as Parliament. Papers by command. Cmd. 3297 ; V. 1. Report.--V. 2-3. Minutes of evidence, part I-II (Questions 1-8433) October 10, 1928-January 28, 1929.--V. 4. Minutes of evidence, part III. (Apendices and Index) ; Mode of access: Internet.

Planned and edited by Miss Jeannette M. Elder. cf. Introd. ; Reproduced from type-written copy. ; Loose-leaf. ; At head of title: State of Iowa, Dept. of social welfare. ; Mode of access: Internet.

"Revised September, 1939; original issue March, 1936." ; Mode of access: Internet.

Walter K. Tuller, chairman. ; At head of title: State of California. ; Mode of access: Internet.

Includes index. ; "Outline of procedure for court-martial": p. 121-126 (detachable) ; Also issued with title: United States army officers' handbook of military law and court-martial procedure . ; Mode of access: Internet.

"Service Projects S-F2-72 [and] S-F2-247." ; Includes index. ; "August, 1935." ; Mode of access: Internet.

At head of title: State of Nebraska. ; Bibliography: p. 39. ; Mode of access: Internet.

7th ed., including court rules for review, Rules of Board of Tax Appeal, specimen forms, Code of evidence of District of Columbia ; 196 p