Grants-in-aid, a bibliography of selective references, 1861-1960 / [comp. by Ruth Bray ; edited by Dorothy M. Jones [and others].

  • United States. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare. Library.
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[1962]
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    Weaver, JoHN C. “What Federal Funds Mean to the Universities Today.” Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, Vol. 327, January 1960, pp. 114-122. Works, GrorcE A., and Morcan Barton. The Land-Grant Colleges. Prepared for the U.S. Advisory Committee on Education. (Staff Study No. 10.) Washington: U.S. Govt. Print. Off., 1939. 141 pp. Zook, GrorcE F. The Role of the Federal Government in Education. Cambridge: Harvard University Press, 1945. 51 pp. SOCIAL WELFARE Assott, Epirn. Public Assistance. Vol. 1—American Principles and Policies; In Five Parts: With Selected Documents. Chicago: Uni- versity of Chicago Press, 1940. 894 pp. Uses selected documents, arranged in chronological order, to show the basic principles and policies of the public assistance systems up to the enactment of the social security program. Part IV deals with state grants-in-aid for public assistance and part V is concerned with federal aid and emergency relief. Assott, Grace. The Child and the State. Vol. II—The Dependent and the Delinquent Child, The Child of Unmarried Parents: Se- lected Documents, with Introductory Notes. Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1938. 701 pp. Traces the history of public care for dependent children from the time when the local government alone was responsible to the time when three levels of government—federal, state, and local—participate in the program. From Relief to Social Security: The Development of the New Public Welfare Services and Their Administration. Chicago: Uni- versity of Chicago Press, 1941. 388 pp. A collection of papers, written during the period 1929-39, which discuss the early relief programs, the Social Security Act, and administrative problems. “Assistance Expenditures Per Inhabitant,” Social Security Bulletin. An annual release. ATKINSON, Mary Irene. “Organizing for Child Welfare Grants-in- Aid.” Social Service Review, Vol. 10, September 1936, pp. 464-482. AxeEL, Rosert. Trends and Relationships in Public Assistance in the United States, 1940-1952. New York: Government Affairs Founda- tion, Inc., 1954. 73 pp. and appendix. A statistical analysis. BanE, Frank. “The Social Security Act Expands.” Social Service Review, Vol. 13, December 1939, pp. 602-610. Reviews the 1939 amendments. 623444628 a