American Documentation

1950 - 1969

Current editor(s): Javed Mostafa

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Evaluation of library techniques for the control of research materials pp. 267-275: I. A. Warheit
The documentation problem in the United Kingdom pp. 276-282: D. J. Urquhart
Correlative indexes I. Alphabetical correlative indexes pp. 283-288: Charles L. Bernier
United Nations technical assistance and documentation pp. 289-293: Herbert Coblans
Study of the see‐also reference structure in relation to the subject of international law pp. 294-314: Vaclav Mostecky
A divided catalog‐‐‐Then what? pp. 315-319: Phyllis Allen Richmond
Seven years of work on the organization of materials in the special library pp. 320-329: C. D. Gull
Punched cards in the biological sciences, a review pp. 330-330: Karl F. Heumann
Electronic data processing, a review pp. 331-332: Allen Kent and James W. Perry

The literature of microreproduction, 1950‐‐1955 pp. 167-187: Lester K. Born
Armed services technical information agency pp. 188-200: William A. Barden
Report on the practical utilization of its recorded knowledge by the legal profession pp. 201-209: J. Raymond Dyer
A Notation for subject retrieval files pp. 210-214: Jay E. Daily
How readable is chemical literature? pp. 215-221: Robert J. Roth
Language and indexes pp. 222-224: Charles L. Bernier
An application of the direct entry principle in indexing pp. 225-228: Oliver T. Field
A punched card shelf list for discarding books pp. 229-230: Roger J. Poulin
Documentation and microfilm copying pp. 231-232: Atherton Seidell
The Russians have a machine for it, a review pp. 233-234: James W. Perry and Allen Kent

The patterns of retrieval pp. 65-70: R. A. Fairthorne
Information ‐ a national resource pp. 71-75: Scott Adams
The conservation of historical source material pp. 76-82: Charles W. David
Existing bibliographical resources ‐ dead end, detour, or freeway? pp. 83-86: Eleanor Este Campion
Attendance and use of the science library at M.I.T pp. 87-109: G. C. Bush, H. P. Galliher and P. M. Morse
Automation in the library ‐‐‐ an annotated bibliography pp. 110-126: Helen E. Loftus and Allen Kent
UNESCO'S program: Libraries, bibliographic services, documentation, a catalog of principal activities pp. 127-134: Verner W. Clapp
Machine translation of languages pp. 135-136: William N. Locke and A. Donald Booth
The university library pp. 137-137: Jesse H. Shera

The decimal classification in Germany pp. 1-8: Francis Strada
Posting for the uniterm system of coordinate indexing pp. 9-21: C. D. Gull
Experiences with automatic digital data processing pp. 22-28: Elmer M. Sharp
The dynamics of documentation pp. 29-32: William T. Mason
The microcard production of single journal articles pp. 33-35: Charles Bishop
Notes on negative data pp. 36-39: Karl F. Heumann
Facsimile systems as an aid to research pp. 40-43: Elliott Crooks
A Simple method for figuring microfilm footage on a slide rule pp. 44-45: R. H. Carruthers
Duplication in experimental and theoretical disciplines and its implication for modern documentation pp. 46-48: Melbourne G. Evans
International meetings on documentation pp. 49-52: Helen L. Brownson

A continuing index to our stockpile of knowledge pp. 211-215: Elmer Hutchisson
Some considerations regarding the mechanism of thought pp. 215-219: Henri Clavier and Normat T. Ball
A program for enriching American library resources pp. 219-225: Lester K. Born
International information exchange pp. 225-227: James D. Mack
Chemical literature of Switzerland pp. 228-236: Erwin Auer
Dictating machines as indexing aids pp. 237-238: Charles L. Bernier and Cecil C. Langham
Some notes on logical products and associations pp. 239-241: Mortimer Taube, J. W. Perry, Madeline M. Berry and Allen Kent
Machine literature searching X. Machine language; factors underlying its design and development pp. 242-254: James W. Perry, Allen Kent and Madeline M. Berry
The library of congress. Washington 25, D. C pp. 271-271: Verner W. Clapp

The patent office problem pp. 129-133: Warren Weaver
Two methods of organizing technical information for search pp. 134-151: Lea M. Bohnert
Documentation of science in Yugoslavia and Hungary pp. 151-161: Elizabeth Beyerly
Preliminary planning conference on information processing and correlation. March 19–20, 1955summary statement pp. 162-166: Jesse H. Shera and Barbara Denison
Machine literature searching IX. Operational functions of automatic equipment pp. 166-178: J. W. Perry, Allen Kent and Madeline M. Berry

The role of the foundation in documentation pp. 57-62: David H. Stevens
Abstracts of documentation literature pp. 63-67: Helen L. Brownson
The preparation of printed indexes by automatic punched‐card techniques pp. 68-76: Eugene Garfield
Editing graphs for publication pp. 77-86: Ernst M. Cohn
Literature's buried treasures pp. 86-88: Julian F. Smith
Searching patents by machine pp. 88-92: Norman T. Ball
Machine literature searching VIII. Operational criteria for designing information retrieval systems pp. 93-101: Allen Kent, Madeline M. Berry, Fred U. Luehrs and J. W. Perry
Fid meets in Yugoslavia pp. 102-103: Douglas W. Bryant
Technical services in libraries pp. 103-104: Lucile M. Morsch
The technical report pp. 104-105: Jesse H. Shera

Storage and retrieval of information by means of the association of ideas pp. 1-18: Mortimer Taube Associates
The application of the kodak minicard system to problems of documentation pp. 18-30: A. W. Tyler, W. L. Myers and J. W. Kuipers
Citation indexes for scientific literature? pp. 31-32: W. C. Adair
Machine literature searching VII. Machine functions and organization of semantic units pp. 33-39: Fred U. Luehrs, Allen Kent, J. W. Perry and M. M. Berry