The Harvey lectures, 1954-55

The Harvey Lectures: Series 69, 1973-1974

cytochemical techniques at the fingertips of electron microscopists. Most available methods, however, are by no means routine, and the neophyte cytochemist is misled by the claim that the books were designed to "enable the worker to prepare his specimens without outside help." Regrettably, Vol. III does not live up to the standard of its predecessors. Nevertheless, numerous gems of advice can b...

Assistance Expenditures Per Inhabitant, 1954–55

received additional monthly benefits because of the increase in the exempt amount. Further increases in the exempt amount would undoubtedly continue to be accompanied by even more rapid increases in the proportion of 4-quarter workers, including full-time workers, who would be able to draw benefits. One of the inequities of the retirement test before the 1954 amendments was the dual exemption g...

Social Welfare Expenditures in the United States, 1954–55

One measure of a Nation’s concern for the well-being of its people is theproportion of the national output that is devoted to social welfare. Articles reviewing the development of social welfare programs in the United States and public spending for these purposes since the midthirties have been presented in the Bulletin for February 1953 and for October 1955. The latter article also brings toge...

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