American Documentation

1950 - 1969

Current editor(s): Javed Mostafa

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Correlative indexes VI: Serendipity, suggestiveness, and display pp. 277-287: Charles L. Bernier
Key word‐in‐context index for technical literature (kwic index) pp. 288-295: H. P. Luhn
The hungarian state technical library (OMK): Its role in coordinated hungarian scientific documentation pp. 296-304: Elizabeth Beyerly
The termatrex inverted “punched card” systems the history of their development, their operation and use pp. 305-315: Frederick Jonker
More on coordinate indexing, a review pp. 316-316: A. D. Booth
Letter to the editor the meaning of “negative meaning” pp. 323-323: Emmett B. McGeever

The responsibilities of the library in the mid‐twentieth century pp. 206-209: Asa S. Knowles
The automatic retrieval of technical information pp. 210-221: W. H. P. Leslie
Indexing of metal and thermit corporation research records on keysort cards pp. 222-228: Marguerite K. Moran
The next twenty years in information retrieval; some goals and predictions pp. 229-236: Calvin N. Mooers
Soviet scientific and technical propaganda pp. 237-240: Sonya G. Machelson
A successful application of punched cards in subject indexing pp. 241-246: Ben‐Ami Lipetz

Hierarchical definition pp. 91-96: Phyllis A. Richmond
The Marlis a multi‐aspect relevance linkage information system. — Present position and future needs pp. 97-101: B. C. Vickery
A dictionary of documentation terms pp. 102-119: Frank S. Wagner
New indexing pattern for nuclear science abstracts pp. 120-127: Irving Lebow and Melvin S. Day
Automation in documentation A mechanised coordinate index system pp. 128-134: F. H. Plankeel
Foreign scientific literature in translation pp. 135-150: Robert L. Martin
Machine translation in the U.S.S.R. — a brief survey pp. 151-154: Sonya G. Machelson
Mathematical analysis of various superimposed coding methods pp. 155-169: Simon Stiassny
Application of a special punched card system to coordinated clinical statistics of malignant tumors of the female genitalia pp. 170-172: Hans Hosemann and Jürgen Haller
Exploitation of recorded information. i. development of an operational machine searching service for the literature of metallurgy and allied subjects pp. 173-188: Allen Kent

The mathematical foundations of bibliographic organization pp. 2-8: Thomas Minder
Information gathering patterns and creativity a study of research chemists in an industrial research laboratory pp. 9-17: Robert E. Maizell
The “half‐life” of some scientific and technical literatures pp. 18-22: R. E. Burton and R. W. Kebler
Speed words pp. 23-31: Gordon Alexander Speedie
Electronic transmission for interlibrary loans pp. 32-39: Ellis F. King
Training of patent abstracters for chemical abstracts pp. 40-43: Gerard O. Platau
Soviet bibliographical projects achievements in the ussr, assessment in the usa pp. 44-54: Elizabeth Beyerly
Information in industry, a review pp. 55-55: Robert L. Hayne

The historian and the contemporary problem of bibliographic techniques pp. 267-269: Philip D. Jordan
Bibliographic organization of American history: Notes on a continuing problem pp. 270-273: James Kingsley
New tools for easing the burden of historical research pp. 274-277: Jesse H. Shera
Principles of machine and system design with special reference to the indexing and analysis of historical literature pp. 278-285: James W. Perry and John L. Melton
A photo‐magnetic system for document and information retrieval pp. 286-295: Peter James
Toward a procedure for logically cataloguing knowledge pp. 296-315: Layman E. Allen
Print ordering for learned journals pp. 316-318: Edward P. Tober
Information storage and retrieval, a review pp. 319-320: B. C. Vickery

Crimes in scientific writing pp. 173-175: Robert V. Kesling
Abbreviations of Russian scientific serial publications pp. 192-208: Eva Lou Fisher
Citations in American engineering journals III. Metallurgical engineering pp. 209-213: Robert E. Burton
An integrated approach to documentation pp. 214-220: Richard H. Orr
Library service to research laboratories of a large university pp. 221-223: Russell Shank
Determining optimal back number inventories pp. 224-227: Edward P. Tober
Coordinate indexing at the university of new Hampshire library pp. 228-231: Duncan Brockway
Bibliographic control in general science publications as illustrated by the transactions of the Illinois state academy of science pp. 232-233: Harry R. Skallerup and Angela Battaglia
The structure of “semantic coding,” a review pp. 234-241: B. C. Vickery

The role of the editor in interdisciplinary research pp. 105-107: Andrew Bluemle
Libraries and information services behind the iron curtain pp. 108-115: Judith Szebenyi‐Sigmond
Technical data on border‐punched cards pp. 116-121: Gunther Cohn
Adaptation of coordinate indexing system to a general literature and patent file: Machine posting pp. 122-129: Shirley Jane Weinstein and Raymond J. Drozda
On the automatic manipulation of representations of chemical structures pp. 130-134: Ascher Opler
Citations in American engineering journals, II. Mechanical engineering pp. 135-137: Robert E. Burton
A system for the correlation of physical properties and structural characteristics of chemical compounds with their commercial uses pp. 138-143: R. A. Carpenter, C. C. Bolze and L. D. Findley
Abstracts in chemical abstracts of articles and “letters to the editor” from physical review pp. 144-150: Gerald M. Petty

Soviet documentation. A trip report pp. 1-19: Allen Kent and A. S. Iberall
A first approach to patent searching procedures on standard's electronic automatic computer (SEAC) pp. 20-26: Harold Pfeffer, Herbert R. Koller and Ethel C. Marden
Information storage and retrieval using a large scale random access memory pp. 27-35: J. J. Nolan
Punched card catalogs—theory and technique pp. 36-50: Harry Dewey
Science thesis control in Europe and America pp. 51-58: David Bishop
Display of chemical structural formulas as digital computer output pp. 59-63: Ascher Opler and Norma Baird
The resources of the technical libraries of Western Europe pp. 64-69: Robert E. Betts
Citations in American engineering journals I. Chemical engineering pp. 70-73: Robert E. Burton
Some comments on the IRIA retrieval system pp. 74-77: William Wolfe
Foresight and hindsight on a punch‐card bibliography pp. 78-84: Lorus J. Milne and Margery Milne
A figure‐of‐merit ordering system for a search output pp. 85-86: H. Gordon Dyke