Research monograph.
Publisher: Govt. Print. Office
Published: 1935
Place of publication: Washington
Language: eng
Number of pages: 26
Notes: At head of title: No. 1. Federal Emergency Relief Administration.  Division of Research, Statistics and Finance.  Research Section; No. 2-18, Works Progress Administration.  Division of Social Research; No. 19-22, Works Progress Administration.  Division of Research; No. 23-, Federal Works Agency.  Work Projects Administration.  Division of Research.

No. 19 is also numbered as Social research report, no. 17 of the U.S. Farm Security Administration.

For index, see its "Subject index of research bulletins and monographs ..."
Table of contents: value: No. 1. Six rural problem areas.  Relief - resources - rehabilitation, by P.G. Beck and M.C. forster.  1935.-  No. 2. Comparative study of rural relief and non-relief households, by Thomas C. McCormick. 1935.-  No. 3. The transient unemployed, by John N. Webb.  1935.-  No. 4. pt. 1. Urban workers on relief, by Gladys L. Palmer and Katherine D. Wood. 1936.-  No. 4, pt. 2. Urban workers on relief, by Katherine D. Wood. 1936.-  No. 5. Landlord and tenant on the cotton plantation, by T.J. Woofter, jr.  1936.-  No. 6. Chronology of the Federal Emergency Relief Administration ... by Doris Carothers.  1937.-  No. 7. The migratory-casual worker, by John N. Webb.  1937.-  No. 8. Farmers on relief and rehabilitation, by Berta Asch and A.R. Mangus.  1937.-  No. 9. Part-time farming in the southeast, by R.H. Allen [and others].  1937.- No. 10. Trends in relief expenditures, 1910-1935, by Anne E. Geddes. 1937.-  No. 11. Rural youth on relief, by Bruce L. Melvin.  1937.-  No. 12. Intercity differences in costs of living in March 1935, 59 cities, by Margaret Loomis Stecker.  1937.-  No. 13. Effects of the works program on rural relief, by Rebecca Farnham and Irene Link.  1938.-  No. 14. Changing aspects of rural relief, by A.R. Mangus.  1938.-  No. 15. Rural youth; value: their situation and prospects, by Bruce L. Melvin and Elna N. Smith. 1938.-  No. 16. Farming hazards in the drought area, by R.S. Kifer and H.L. Stewart.  1938.-  No. 17. Rural families on relief, by Carle C. Zimmerman and Nathan L. Whetten.  1938.-  No. 18. Migrant families, by John N. Webb and Malcolm Brown.  1938.-  No. 19. Rural migration in the United States, by C.E. Lively and Conrad Taeuber.  1939.-  No. 20. State public welfare legislation, by Robert C. Lowe.  1939.-  No. 21. Youth in agricultural villages, by Bruce L. Melvin and Elna N. Smith.  1940.-  No. 22. The plantation South, 1934-1937, by W.C. Holley [and others].  1940.- No. 23. Seven stranded coal towns, by Malcolm Brown and John N. Webb. 1941.-  No. 24. Federal work, security, and relief programs, by Arthur E. Burns and Edward A. Williams.  1941.-  No. 25. Vocational training and employment of youth, by S.C. Menefee.  1942.-  No. 26. Getting started: urban youth in the labor market, by Albert Westefeld.  1943.