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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... problem for the management is it not ? Mr. RAMSPECK . I think it is a problem for all of us , Mr. Gorman . That is , if we want to approach this thing with a view of getting a proper solution . Mr. GORMAN . But you see what has happened ...
... problem for the management is it not ? Mr. RAMSPECK . I think it is a problem for all of us , Mr. Gorman . That is , if we want to approach this thing with a view of getting a proper solution . Mr. GORMAN . But you see what has happened ...
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... problem , if it is administratively feasible , ought to be used with the clear under- standing that it affects only a small part of the problem . Mr. HANKIN . What effect would a provision in law have upon the employment of these ...
... problem , if it is administratively feasible , ought to be used with the clear under- standing that it affects only a small part of the problem . Mr. HANKIN . What effect would a provision in law have upon the employment of these ...
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... problem through the cooperation of the interested parties . Such a statement cannot be formulated by any one party . For example , in a problem of international trade one country may only be able to see clearly the barriers to its ...
... problem through the cooperation of the interested parties . Such a statement cannot be formulated by any one party . For example , in a problem of international trade one country may only be able to see clearly the barriers to its ...
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