American Documentation

1950 - 1969

Current editor(s): Javed Mostafa

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The U. S. building industry: A case‐problem in communications pp. 208-213: C. Theodore Larson
Unit terms in coordinate indexing pp. 213-218: Mortimer Taube, C. D. Gull and Irma S. Wachtel
Multiple word coding vs. random coding for the rapid selector. A reply to calvin N. mooers pp. 223-225: Carl S. Wise
A report on the operation of auxiliary publication service pp. 225-225: Watson Davis

Factors restricting the availability of government research reports pp. 133-138: Louis Canter
The reports librarian and national security pp. 138-143: J. Heston Heald
Availability of industrial research reports pp. 143-145: Kenneth H. Fagerhaugh
Reports service to industry pp. 145-146: Dorothy Graf
Reference use of the collection and its catalogs pp. 146-149: Elma Evans
The integration of report literature and journals pp. 149-152: John Bennington
Ways and means of reaching the consumer pp. 152-154: Robert S. Bray
Reaching the consumer through the field representative and the research information center pp. 155-160: Harold E. Wilcox
Exploiting report literature: Ways and means of reaching the consumer pp. 161-163: Charles K. Bauer
Reports librarian: Requirements and opportunities pp. 163-165: Ruth H. Hooker
Special librarianship and documentation pp. 166-167: Mortimer Taube
New methods of reproduction, publication, and the design of technical reports pp. 168-175: G. Miles Conrad
New developments in distribution and dissemination pp. 176-181: Earle V. Lee

The genesis and characteristics of report literature pp. 91-94: E. Eugene Miller
Acquisitions: Sources and techniques pp. 94-100: Eugene B. Jackson
Maintenance and reduction of a collection pp. 101-105: Jerrold Orne
Bibliographic identification and organization pp. 105-110: I. A. Warheit
The storage and housing of unpublished research reports pp. 110-114: Saul Herner
Cataloging in a large reports organization pp. 114-117: Eleanor J. Aronson
Cataloging of reports in an industrial library pp. 117-119: Edith S. Francis
Cataloging of technical reports in a military research library pp. 119-122: Irving G. Carlson

Subject controls ‐ nature and levels of controls pp. 11-15: Verner W. Clapp
Effect of machine methods on the organization of knowledge pp. 15-20: J. H. Shera
Possibilities for cooperative work in subject controls pp. 21-28: Mortimer Taube
Recommendations and results of international conferences on scientific information and bibliographic services pp. 29-55: Helen L. Brownson
A punched card index for nuclear data pp. 56-57: Irma Wachtel
Practical experience in microfacsimile publication pp. 58-61: Dwight E. Gray
Multi‐dimensional classification and the transcription of cancer literature to punched cards pp. 61-70: Erwin F. Hoffman

User needs in a microfacsimile reader pp. 201-204: G. Miles Conrad
Superimposed punching of numerical codes on hand‐sorted punch cards pp. 205-212: James W. Perry
Rapid announcement of the contents of scientific journals pp. 213-216: Robert S. Bray
Mechanical methods of enlargement print production and related processes in use at the library of congress pp. 216-219: Donald C. Holmes
The AEC, ASTIA, NACA CATALOG CARD pp. 219-221: Dwight E. Gray
New horizons with microfilm pp. 221-228: R. S. Ellsworth
The present state of research on mechanical translation pp. 229-237: Yehoshua Bar‐Hillel
The photronic reproducer pp. 238-240: William C. Huebner

The cumulative catalog technique at the library of congress pp. 131-141: C. D. Gull
Organizing the United Nations documents collection pp. 141-149: Alfred G. Harris
Microprint pp. 150-152: Albert Boni
The possible correlation of all forms of microtext pp. 152-157: Fremont Rider
Microfilm as an edition process of documentary reproduction pp. 157-159: Eugene B. Power
The point of view of the division of public documents pp. 160-162: Roy Eastin
The point of view of the librarian pp. 162-166: Jerome K. Wilcox
The earliest experiments in microphotography pp. 167-170: Frederic Luther

The 1951 annual meeting. American Documentation Institute pp. 69-80: Luther H. Evans
Discovering sources of research material pp. 80-83: Joseph A. Groesbeck
Storage problems and micro‐reproduction pp. 84-86: Dallas Irvine
15 years experience with auxiliary publication pp. 87-89: Watson Davis
Microcards and documentation pp. 89-95: J. W. Kuipers
Thermo‐fax, stenafax and xerox pp. 95-97: G. Miles Conrad
The polygraph in the library of the university of Virginia pp. 97-100: Baxter D. Wilson
American impressions pp. 100-102: D. J. Urquhart
Some comments on mechanical selection pp. 102-107: Brian C. Vickery

Foreword pp. iii-iv: Vernon D. Tate
Planning for microfilm operations pp. 1-5: Lester K. Born
Developments in auxiliary publication pp. 7-11: Watson Davis
Bibliographic development in the social sciences pp. 11-18: Margaret E. Egan
Coöperative development of research collections in the United States pp. 18-20: Keyes D. Metcalf
Zatocoding applied to mechanical organization of knowledge pp. 20-32: Calvin N. Mooers
Microfilm as a substitute for binding pp. 33-39: Eugene B. Power
Microcards vs. the cost of book storage pp. 39-44: Fremont Rider
The role of documentation in research administration pp. 44-47: Eugene W. Scott
Bibliographic management pp. 47-54: Jesse H. Shera
New methods of printing and reproducing scholarly materials pp. 54-58: Henry M. Silver