Fair Labor Standards Act Amendments of 1949: Hearings Before the United States Senate Committee on Labor and Public Welfare, Subcommittee on Fair Labor Standards Act Amendments, Eighty-First Congress, First Session, on Apr. 11-14, 18-22, 1949

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Considers miscellaneous legislation relating to wages, minimum wage, hours and conditions of labor, and child labor.

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Barkin Solomon chairman CIO committee on revision of the Fair Labor
133
Clarence Mitchell labor secretary National Association for
204
Mitchell Clarence labor secretary National Association for the Advance
225
Blanchard Helen departmentstore division Amalgamated Clothing
244
Nystrom Harold C Chief of Interpretations Branch Office of Solicitor
246
Overby Edward J assistant to Secretary of Agriculture 92
257
Joseph T King counsel National Retail Lumber Dealers Association_
275
Thatcher Winslow assistant to the Under Secretary of Labor
290
Wade G McCargo National Retail Dry Goods Association Rich
297
McComb William R Administrator Wage and Hour and Public Con
303
George R LeSauvage on behalf of National Restaurant Association_
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Packard Arthur J hotel operator Mount Vernon Ohio
395
Parel J Donald associate director Washington office American Farm
423
Dolly Lowther laundry workers division Amalgmated Clothing
428
Brown Edgar G director National Negro Council Washington D C
437
Mitchell H L president National Farm Labor Union Washington D C
439
national Union AFL Richmond Va
441
M Uniontown Ala on behalf of National Cotton Ginners
459
Pollard Warren R president American Transit Association_
487
Prince Gregory S assistant general solicitor Association of American
573
Thompson president the American Waterways Opera
586
Haddock Hoyt S executive secretary CIO Maritime Committee Wash
597
Earp Joseph O secretary Northwest Towboat Association Seattle
600
Sasuly Mrs Elizabeth Washington representative Food Tobacco
606
Ramspeck Hon Robert executive vice president Air Transport Asso
616
Hewitt Elmer vice president Meat Cannery and Farm Workers
631
Fraser Samuel secretary International_Apple Association also on
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Fulbright Hon J W a United States Senator from the State of Arkansas_
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Gladys Dickason vice president and director of research Amalga
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Higgins John M president John M Higgins Lumber Co Thorsby Ala
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John W Edelman Washington representative Textile Workers Union
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James R Tritschler attorney Cleveland Ohio on behalf of Standard
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U of M Bindery MAY 2 754 Glazier William Washington representative International Longshore
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Study prepared by division of public assistance in Connecticut _ _ _ _
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Jones Mrs Brownie Lee Southern School for Workers Richmond Va
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APPENDIX
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Anderson Ed M chairman legislative committee National Editorial
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Bradley Rawdon E Lake Wales
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Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce Brooklyn N
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Cain Hon Harry P a United States Senator from the State of Washing Page
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Cashman Louis executive secretary the Negligee Manufacturers
1096
Paul R Hutchings president Office Employees International Union
1103
Doherty Richard P director employeremployee relations department
1112
Gross Julius S president L N Gross Co Cleveland Ohio
1125
Mayer Henry attorney at law New York N Y letter and statement
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National Retail Farm Equipment Association
1149
Philadelphia Waist and Dress Manufacturers Association Philadelphia
1162
Priest Van H founder and president Van H Priest Co Inc Madison
1171
Regensburg Edward J president and Blumberg Singer Aberman
1179
Schwartz Jack executive director Pleaters Stitchers and Embroiderers
1185
Tinker E W executive secretary American Paper and Pulp Association
1191
Williams Horace Jr WilliamsBeers Ice Co St Petersburg Fla
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TitleFair Labor Standards Act Amendments of 1949: Hearings Before the United States Senate Committee on Labor and Public Welfare, Subcommittee on Fair Labor Standards Act Amendments, Eighty-First Congress, First Session, on Apr. 11-14, 18-22, 1949
AuthorUnited States. Congress. Senate. Committee on Labor and Public Welfare. Subcommittee on Fair Labor Standards Act Amendments
PublisherU.S. Government Printing Office, 1949
Original fromUniversity of Minnesota
Digitized2 Dec 2014
Length1199 pages
  
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