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...special : A suggested method of reaching rural communities.' Children's Bureau Publication No. 69. Physical standards for working children : Preliminary...committee appointed by the Children's Bureau of the United States Department of Labor to formulate standards of normal development and sound health for...

...publication of the Children's Bureau. This is the result of a committee appointed "to formulate definite standards of normal development and sound health for the use of physicians in examining children applying for work permits." The Wonderful Story of Life— A Mother's Talks with her Daughters regarding...

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...CHILDREN (Tentative report of the committee appointed by the US Children's Bureau to formulate standards for the use of physicians in examining children entering employment and children at work.) A. GENERAL RECOMMENDATIONS 1. Age Minimum for Entrance into Industry. Should be not less than 16 years....

...conferences, a committee of eleven physicians was appointed by the Children's Bureau to formulate definite standards of normal development and sound health, for the use of physicians in examining children applying for work permits. The preliminary report of this committee has been published by the bureau;...

...workers. A study of employment certificate records in Connecticut, by RM Woodbury. 1920. 86 p. No. 79. Physical standards for working children. Preliminary...of the committee appointed by the Children's Bureau to formulate standards of normal development and sound Iwalth for the use of physicians in examining...

...on Standards of Child Welfare the bureau was requested to appoint a committee to formulate definite standards of normal development and sound health for the use of physicians in examining children applying for work permits. The following physicians consented to serve on the committee and this report...

...of Child Welfare to the effect that the Children's Bureau appoint a committee to formulate definite standards of normal development and sound health for the use of physicians in examining children applying for work permits. The following physicians consented to serve on the committee: Dr. George...

...conferences, a committee of eleven physicians was appointed by the Children's Bureau to formulate definite standards of normal development and sound health, for the use of physicians in examining children applying for work permits. The preliminary report of this committee has been published by the bureau;...