Proceedings of the National Conference of Jewish Social Welfare, including joint sessions with the National Council for Jewish Education and the National Association of Jewish Center Workers, at the annual sessions, Rochester, N.Y., June 4-9, 1942.

Opening remarks of the president / by Israel S. Chipkin -- The effect of the war on Jewish community life / by Salo W. Baron -- Responsibility for American leadership / by Walter Reid Wolf -- Security in wartime and after / by Ewan Clague -- Jewish social services in a nation at war / by Louis Kraft -- Post-war relief and reconstruction / by Clarence E. Pickett -- Political and Cultural Aspects of Jewish Post-War Problems / by Abraham G. Duker -- The role of professional social work in the world today / by Kenneth L. M. Pray -- The effect of the war on Jewish community organization -- Recent trends in fund raising -- Techniques in economic adjustment programs during the war emergency -- A coordinated approach to economic adjustment -- Economic adjustment of Jews and the war -- The impact of war on Jewish family agencies -- Differentials in the use of money in a case work agency -- Business consultation and loan services of family welfare agencies -- The function of child care agencies in time of war -- Case work with parents in intake and later phases of placement -- The impact of the war on the children's institution -- What is basic in supervision? -- Refugee problems in 1942 -- Community planning for the care of the aged -- Problems in institutional administration in the care of the aged -- Lowenstein memorial address / by Joseph C. Hyman -- Summary of the conference / by Philip Bernstein -- Business session -- Officers and committees, 1941-1942.

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