Education ...an investment in people; 1944 manual - fire prevention week; Here is how you can help redevelop your city with modern highways; Agriculture income; Airport policies; Analysis of provisions of Workmen's Compensation Laws and discussion of coverages; Canada-United States Committee declarations; Congress looks to business; Control of one form of carrier by another; Controlling federal expenditures; Deferred maintenance; Deficit spending and private enterprise. Post-war readjustments, Bulletin No. 8; Disposal of surplus war property; Economic policy means and ends. Post-war readjustments, Bulletin No. 12; Economic problems of the post-war; Education and training for demobilized service personnel; Employment of men and women discharged from military service; Foreign Commerce proposals; Freedom and the free market inseparable. Post-war readjustments, Bulletin No. 11; Highway policies; Inflation and the post-war. Post-war readjustments, Bulletin No. 10; International financial problems. 1. International monetary developments between the first and second world wars; International financial problems. 2. World currency stabilization proposals; International financial problems. 3. Proposed United Nations bank for reconstruction and development; Living war memorials; Measures designed to reduce losses in post-war foreign trade; Medical service for workers in smaller plants; Meet your congressman; Renewal of price control legislation; Restoration of private foreign trade; Results: congressional action on chamber proposals for renewal of price control legislation; Retraining war workers for peacetime activities; Should labor be drafted?; Social Security in the United States; 1944 survey of Local Chambers of Commerce; "Wartime National Foreign Trade Week" May 21-27, 1944