Library extension, problems and solutions
Subtitle: papers presented before the Library institute at the University of Chicago, August 21-26, 1944
By: edited by Carleton B. Joeckel.
Contributors: Joeckel, Carleton B. 1886-1960, ed.
Publisher: University of Chicago press
Published: 1946
Place of publication: Chicago, Ill
Language: eng
Number of pages: 260
Subjects: Library extension -- United States.; Regional libraries -- United States.; Local government -- United States.
Notes: "Selected reading list": p. 241-243.
Table of contents: title: Library extension today, by J.B. Joeckel.; title: American pattern of local government, by J.G. Kerwin.; title: The optimum size of the public library unit, by Lowell Martin.; title: The rural community and county government, by J.H. Kolb.; title: The county library, by Eleanor H. Morgan.; title: The organization of regional services, by C.H. Prichett.; title: The regional library, by Helen M. Harris.; title: National health on large local units of service, by Haven Emerson.; title: Rural schools and the public library, by Mildred L. Batchelder.; title: Governmental co-ordination and sonsolidation in metropolitan areas, by J.A. Ving.; title: Library co-ordination and consolidation in metropolita areas, by Amy Winslow.; title: The role of the state agency in library extension, by P.A.T. Noon.; title: Michigan's postwar plan for library extension, by Loleta D. Fyan.; title: State and federal aid to Julia W. Merrill.; title: Federal aid to education, by F.W. Reaves.; title: Federal aid to libraries, by C.H. Milam.; title: Farm income, migration, and leisure, by T.W. Schultz.