as Accidents-Prevention-Continued Views of the automobile manufacturers outlined in paper presented at 10th annual conference on highway engineering at University of Michigan. How can automobile accidents be controlled? L. I. Dublin. tables Econ World n s 27:41719 Mr 22 '24 Address delivered at the mid-winter meeting of the health and accident underwriters' conference, Chicago, Ill., Mar. 5-6, 1924. Inner meaning of the safety movement and its application to the problem of education, by A. W. Whitney; International aspects of the safety problem, by R. B. Meeker; How insurance companies can assist state departments to stimulate accident prevention, by M. H. Christopherson; How safety activities for children reduce accidents, by L. R. Palmer; Valuable sources of information on accident prevention not generally utilized, by W. F. Canada: with discussion. tables charts In Nat. safety council. Proceedings, 1923, p 26-33, 50-7, 107-14, 816-25. 931-8 24 A lesson in highway safety. T. M. Lenney. NY State Educ p 5-7 S '24 † National safety council. Educ. sect. Introduction to safety education. N. Y., 120 W. 42d st '24 93p bibl tables 30c Contents: General principles of safety education; Suggested topics for safety lessons; The project method and safety teaching; Appendix: Accident statistics; First aid to the injured; Suggested plan for school safety organization; Sample form for home fire inspection blank; Rules for the game of traffic ball; Reference books. One year of organized accident prevention. G. H. Shaw. il Nat Safety N p 23-4 F '24 Pasadena [Calif.] conducts safety campaign: a splendid method for obtaining reliable data for the regulation of street traffic. P. A. Hooper. map City Mgr M p 12-13 Ag '24 Reducing traffic accidents through organized community effort. C. W. Price. il table Am City 30:377-81 Ap '24 A successful campaign for the prevention of traffic accidents in Westchester county, New York. Econ World n s 27:925-6 Je 28 '24 Symposium on safety progress: a presentation of the broader phases of the conservation of life in the industries and on the highways together with various important related discussions by recognized national authorities. il charts Am Ind p 11-32 O '23 "Widely varying phases of the conservation of life and protection of industry are discussed by men who are recognized authorities in their respective fields and who have contributed largely to the modern development of industry along lines that are conducive to the interests both of employes and employers." Traffic study in relation to accident prevention. G. G. Kelcey. diags Nat Safety N p 258 O'23 From 1923 report, Public accident statistics committee, public safety section, Nationa! safety council. Underwriters' laboratories. List of appliances inspected for accident hazard. O '23 30p Automobile fatalities in 1923 among insured wage-earners in American states and Canadian provinces. Econ World n s 28:241-2 Ag 16 '24 Republished from the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company of New York Statistical Bulletin, July, 1924. Deaths on Iowa highways in accidents total 166 in first seven months of 1923. Ia Highway Comm Service Bul p 10-13 JI '23 II † Great Britain. Ministry of transport. Report to the Ministry of transport upon the accidents that occurred on the railways of Great Britain, during the year 1922. H. M. stationery office '23 15p (Cmd. 1926) *6d Increase in automobile fatalities in Ohio. Pub Health Repts 39:754-6 Ap 11 '24 Review of automobile fatality statistics. linois Health N n s 9:304-5 O '23 Traffic casualties in nineteen cities: Toledo [0.] is low in injuries: Cleveland [0.] checks accident increase; size of police traffic squads. Toledo City J 9:141-2+ Mr 22 '24 * United States. Dept. of commerce. Automobile fatalities, 1922. 23 [2]p (Mim.) Warning of public accident statistics: report of the Committee on public accident statistics, public safety section, National safety council, for the year 1923. charts In Nat. safety council. Proceedings. 1923, p 798-809 '24 What statistics of public accidents reveal. L. I. Dublin. maps Nat Safety N p 20-2 O '23 Abstract of report by Committee on public accident statistics, public safety section, National safety council, presented at the 12th annual safety congress. Accidents, Industrial Accidents a heavy toll on industry: total time lost in 1923 aggregated 227.000.000 days; 96 per cent of all small injuries develop infections. G. R. C. Fisher. Mrs N p 11-12 Mr 1 '24 An analysis of 350,000 industrial accidents: analysis of industrial accidents the basis for compensation rating schedule; unguarded points of operation a prolific source of accidents; factors of safety vary greatly in plants. A. C. Carruthers. tables Safety Eng 47:118-20+ Mr 24 Coal-mine explosions and their prevention. H. F. Bain. Mo Labor R 18:1196-200 Je '24 Economic results of industrial accidents in the District of Columbia. Margaret Tracy. tables Catholic Charities R 8:3-8 Ja '24 Preliminary report of a study conducted under the direction of the Department of sociology of the Catholic university. 14,000,000 accidents in U.S. yearly: lost time to employes aggregates over $2.000.000.000; first aid treatment saves lifes of many victims. G. R. C. Fisher. Mfrs N p 11-12 D 1 '23 Public utility accidents: their causes and remedies. C. J. Rutland. tables Nat Safety N p 13-15 D '23 Before the public utilities section at the 12th annual safety congress, National safety council, Buffalo, N.Y., Oct. 1-5, 1923. Seasonal fluctuations in frequency of industrial accidents. H. D. Kitson and Claude Campbell. bibl chart J Ind Hygiene 5:408-9 Mr '24 Study of fatal accidents in material handling. D. S. Beyer, table Nat Safety N p 27-8 Mr '24 Before joint meeting of engineering section, National safety council and American society of safety engineers, New York. Jan. 22, 1924 * United States. Bur. of mines. Cost of accidents in metal mines as measured by compensation insurance premiums. B.O. Pickard. J '24 9p table (Mim.) (Repts. of investigations: serial no. 2625) Conferences Conference on industrial accident rates called by United States department of labor [Dec. 3-4, 1923]. Mo Labor R 18:142-4 Ja '24 Accidents, Industrial-Conferences-Continued United States. Bur. of labor statistics. Proceedings of the tenth annual meeting of the International association of industrial accident boards and commissions, held at St Paul, Minnesota, September 24-26, 1923. My '24 148p tables charts (Bul. no. 359, Workmen's insurance and compensation ser.) Laws † Spain, act: industrial accidents; act relating to industrial accidents, as amended; dated 10th January, 1922 (Gaceta de Madrid, II enero 1922, p. 177; Boletin del Instituto de Reformas Sociales, Feb. 1922, p. 357). Internat Labour Office Leg Ser 1922 Sp. 1 10p '23 3d Prevention Accident prevention and allied work in the Bell system; with discussion. W. P. Elstun. In Am. railway assn. Telegraph and telephone sect. Proceedings, 1923, p 118-25 '24 Accident prevention as a function of management. G. W. Cook. Travelers Standard 12: 45-7 Mr '24 Accident prevention in factories: a significant development in our industrial life. W. T. Cameron. South African J Ind 7:392-9 Je '24 Paper read at the 1st session of the International labor conference, Geneva, Oct., 1923. Award system as a means of preventing accidents; with discussion. G. B. Anderson. tables In Nat. safety council. Proceedings, 1923. p 334-44 '24 Fatigue element in accident prevention: rest periods, better lighting, good ventilation, freedom from noises, comfortable chairs," full lunch periods, all tend to eliminate fatigue; accidents increase in number as fatigue increases. William Baum. charts Safety Eng 47:136-8 Mr '24 Address delivered before the textile section, foremen's safety school, Milwaukee association of commerce, Milwaukee, Wis., Jan. 15, 1924. Needless coal mine accidents: a program for their prevention. J. B. Andrews. il table Am Labor Leg R 11:22-34 Mr '21 United States. Bur. of mines. Stone dusting or rock dusting to prevent coal-dust explosions, as practiced in Great Britain and France. G. S. Rice. '24 57p bibl tables (Bul. 225) Statistics the Accidents at metallurgical works in Before A B C session, 12th annual safety congress of the National safety council, Buffalo, N. Y., Oct. 1-5, 1923. Estimated annual number and cost of industrial accidents in the United States. Carl Hookstadt, Mo Labor R 17:991-9 N '23 Fatal industrial accidents in Canada in 1923. Can Labour Gaz 24:260-8 Mr '24 A five years' sickness and accident experience in the Edison electric illuminating company of Boston [Mass.]. C. O. Sappington. bibl il tables charts J Ind Hygiene 6:81-101 JI '24 Embraces a portion of the material presented as a dissertation for the doctorate in public health, Harvard school of public health, May 1, 1924. Great Britain. Imperial mineral resources bur. Mineral industry of the British empire and foreign countries: coal-mining accident statistics (1912-1922). H. M. stationery office '24 75p *2s Industrial accidents in Sweden in 1918 and 1919. Internat Labour R 8:437-42 S '23 Industrial accidents increase in 1923. Nat Safety N p 19-20 Ap '24 International labour office. Methods of statistics of industrial accidents: report prepared for the international conference of labour statisticians (29 October to 2 November 1923). World peace found. 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