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The Cost of Living Among Wage-Earners, Fall River, Massachusetts, October, 1919, Research Report Number 22, November, 1919

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Transcriber's Note: The original publication contained 35 blank, unnumbered pages between the last page of the Conclusion and the page entitled Publications of the National Industrial Conference Board.

National Industrial Conference Board

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BRANCH OFFICE

724 SOUTHERN BUILDING, WASHINGTON, D.C.

THE National Industrial Conference Board is a co-operative body composed of representatives of national and state industrial associations, and closely allied engineering societies of a national character, and is organized to provide a clearing house of information, a forum for constructive discussion, and machinery for co-operative action on matters that vitally affect the industrial development of the nation.

Frederick P. Fish Chairman

Magnus W. Alexander Managing Director

MEMBERSHIP

American Cotton Manufacturers' Association

American Hardware Manufacturers' Association

American Paper and Pulp Association

Electrical Manufacturers' Club

Institute of Makers of Explosives

Manufacturing Chemists' Association of the U.S.

National Association of Cotton Manufacturers

National Association of Finishers of Cotton Fabrics

National Association of Manufacturers

National Association of Wool Manufacturers

National Automobile Chamber of Commerce

National Boot and Shoe Manufacturers' Association

National Council for Industrial Defense

National Electric Light Association

National Erectors' Association

National Founders' Association

National Implement and Vehicle Association

National Metal Trades Association

Rubber Association of America, Inc.

Silk Association of America

The Railway Car Manufacturers' Association

United Typothetæ of America

ASSOCIATE MEMBERSHIP

Associated Industries of Massachusetts

Associated Manufacturers and Merchants of New York State

Illinois Manufacturers' Association

Manufacturers' Association of Connecticut, Inc.

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