Begun September 1934 this publication was originally called the EMPLOYMENT
SERVICE NEWS. In January 1940 it became the EMPLOYMENT SECURITY REVIEW.
It was re-entitled the MANPOWER REVIEW while the United States Employment
Service was under the War Manpower Commission. With the transfer of the
USES to the U. S. Department of Labor in September 1945, the name of the publi-
cation, effective with the October issue, became the EMPLOYMENT SERVICE REVIEW.

Prepared in the

Reports and Analysis Division
United States Employment Service

U. S. Department of Labor
Washington 25, D. C.

This index is distributed free of charge to regular subscribers of the EMPLOYMENT SERVICE REVIEW. Single copies may be
purchased from the Superintendent of Documents, U. S. Government Printing Office

Washington 25, D. C., at 10 cents a copy

A 5-YEAR cumulative index to the MANPOWER REVIEW and its predecessor the EMPLOYMENT SECURITY REVIEW, for the years 1940 through 1944 was published early in 1945.

This index for the year 1945 follows the topical pattern of the cumulative index. Since titles of articles in the REVIEW do not always parallel exact technical terminology of the Employment Service, cross references have been inserted in alphabetical sequence to facilitate access to subjects by formal and less formal designations.

As in the previous index, we have generally avoided such broad headings as "Recruitment" or "Placement" since one or the other is inherent in all employment service activities. Instead, employment service activities have been listed as they relate to specific groups such as "veterans," "handicapped," "minority groups," "women," or to specific programs such as "labor market analysis," "training," "counseling," "employer relations," and the like.

Items appearing in AT PRESS TIME are italicized.