1 U.S. Employment Service until 1939; includes Unemployment Insurance after 1945.
2 Includes Office of the Physically Handicapped.

Excludes emergency employees and National Reemployment Service (estimated
as 1,500 in 1918 and 3,300 in 1919).

4 Housing, War Labor Board, and War Policies Board, 217; National Reemployment
Service, 1,500 (estimated).

National Reemployment Service, 3,300 (estimated).

6 Housing Corporation personnel records, included here 1920-36, were not kept in
USDL files.

7 Excludes National War Labor Board, War Labor Policies Board, and Bureau of
Housing and Transportation.

8 Public Contracts only.

Apprenticeship to Federal Security Administration.

10 Excludes about 27,000 State officials.

11 Re-training and Re-employment Administration, 97; State employment officials,
27,000 (estimated).

12 With Federal Security Agency.

18 Defense Manpower Administration.

14 Includes 59 Construction Industry Stabilization.

18 Since 1956, includes employees paid out of working capital fund.

Abbott, Grace, 33, 66, 90

Adamson Act (8-hour law; railroads), 280
Advisory Council on Economic Security,
284

Agricultural labor. See Farm labor.
Agriculture, Department of, U.S., 7, 154
American Federation of Labor (AFL):
Committee for Industrial Organization,
suspension, 86

Department of Labor (U.S.), establish-
ment urged, 278

International labor affairs committee,
170

Jointly founds IFFTU, 290

National Industrial Conference, 36

War Labor Board, representation on, 26
American Federation of Labor and Con-
gress of Industrial Organizations (AFL-
CIO), 191, 207, 233

Anti-Injunction (Norris-La Guardia) Act,
284

Anti-Kickback Act, 289
Anti-Racketeering Act, 284

Anti-Strikebreaker (Byrnes) Act, 285
Anti-Trust (Sherman) Act, 287
Apprentice Training, Federal Committee
on, 81-82

Apprentice-Training Service, transfers of
functions, 1942, 1945, 147, 159
Apprenticeship:

"Criteria of apprenticeability," 160
Federal Committee on, 113, 160
Apprenticeship and Training, Bureau of,
176-177, 205-206

Area Manpower Guidebook, 201

Area Redevelopment Act of 1961, 227,
236-237

Arthur, Chester A. (U.S. President), 261,

275

Atomic Energy Commission, craftsmen
training, 206

Auto Workers' union, 191

Automation and Manpower, National Ad-

visory Committee on, 230

Automation and Manpower, Office of, 292

Bureau. (For entries listing names of
bureaus, see key word.)

Cabinet Committee on Migratory Labor,

202

Census, Bureau of the, 206
Child from One to Six, The, 92
Child labor:

Constitutional amendment, fight for, 53,
54

Depression affecting, 66-67

Fair Labor Standards Act of 1938. See
under that title.

Minimum standards, 1919, 33
Prohibition of:

Military reservations, 1918, 33
NRA codes, 79
Violations:

1957, 212-213

World War II, 136

See also Child welfare, Children's Bu-

reau.

Child Labor (Keating-Owen) Act:
Enactment, 33, 53

Unconstitutional, 53, 281
Child welfare:

Social Security Act providing for, 91
Unemployment affecting, 65

See also Child labor, Children's Bureau.
Children's Bureau:

Activities:

1912-40, 114-115

1921-30, 52-54

World War II. See that title, this
section.

Child Labor Division, 33
Reorganization 1946, 159
Transfers, 7, 147

Unemployment relief statistics, 66
World War II, 129, 139–140

See also Child labor, Child welfare.
Children's Charter in Wartime, The, 139
Children's Charter (1931), The, 65
Chronology, labor events 1840–1961, 275–
293

Civil Works Administration, 115
Civilian Conservation Corps, 76, 120