To Regulate the Textile Industry: Hearings Before the Subsommittee of the Committee on Labor, House of Representatives, Seventy-fifth Congress, First Sissions, on H. R. 238, Volumes 1-9U.S. Government Printing Office, 1937 - Textile industry |
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... South with the Reconstruction period . How was the South to get industry to move from the East and North ? There had to be some inducements , and the concessions held out as bait for Northern industry were the most attractive possible ...
... South with the Reconstruction period . How was the South to get industry to move from the East and North ? There had to be some inducements , and the concessions held out as bait for Northern industry were the most attractive possible ...
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... South . I have worked in the South for a number of years . Mr. RAMSPECK . Where did you work in the South ? Mr. GORMAN . Well , in all parts of the South ; in Alabama and Georgia , North and South Carolina . Mr. RAMSPECK . Will you tell ...
... South . I have worked in the South for a number of years . Mr. RAMSPECK . Where did you work in the South ? Mr. GORMAN . Well , in all parts of the South ; in Alabama and Georgia , North and South Carolina . Mr. RAMSPECK . Will you tell ...
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... South . With all due respect to Mr. Edgerton , who appeared here this morning , the wages in the South are no lower in our industry than they are in the Middle West . I think you have to consider the wages that exist in those areas ...
... South . With all due respect to Mr. Edgerton , who appeared here this morning , the wages in the South are no lower in our industry than they are in the Middle West . I think you have to consider the wages that exist in those areas ...
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