Wage-earning women and the industrial conditions of 1930
Subtitle: a survey of South Bend
By: by Caroline Manning and Arcadia N. Phillips.
Contributors: Phillips, Arcadia Dowdell Near Mrs., 1901-
Series: Bulletin of the [U. S.] Women's bureau,; no. 92
Publisher: U.S. Govt. print. off.
Published: 1932
Place of publication: Washington
Language: eng
Number of pages: 84
Subjects: Women -- Employment -- Indiana -- South Bend.; Unemployed -- Indiana -- South Bend.; Wages -- Indiana -- South Bend.; Women -- Employment -- Indiana -- Mishawaka.; Unemployed -- Indiana -- Mishawaka.; Wages -- Indiana -- Mishawaka.
Notes: At head of title: United States Department of labor.  W. N. Doak, secretary.  Women's bureau.  Mary Anderson, director.
"South Bend, Ind., and its close neighbor Mishawaka were selected for this community survey."--Introd.
A second survey of the same community made in 1932 was issued in 1936 as Bulletin no. 108 of the Women's bureau with the title: The effects of the depression on wage earners' families, by Harriet A. Byrne.