To Create a National Labor Board: Hearings Before the Committee on Education and Labor, United States Senate, Seventy-third Congress, Second Session, on S. 2926, a Bill to Equalize the Bargaining Power of Employers and Employees, to Encourage the Amicable Settlement of Disputes Between Employers and Employees, to Create a National Labor Board, and for Other PurposesU.S. Government Printing Office, 1934 - 935 sider |
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... Gorman , Francis J. 271 Gray , John H. 306 Green , William_ 67 Haas , Dr. Francis J. 113 Hale , Robert L. 50 Handler , Milton . 27 Herrick , Mrs. Elinore Morehouse . 176 Hillman , Sidney .. 120 Hogue , Richard W. 299 Hotchkiss , Willard ...
... Gorman , Francis J. 271 Gray , John H. 306 Green , William_ 67 Haas , Dr. Francis J. 113 Hale , Robert L. 50 Handler , Milton . 27 Herrick , Mrs. Elinore Morehouse . 176 Hillman , Sidney .. 120 Hogue , Richard W. 299 Hotchkiss , Willard ...
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... Gorman , Francis J. 271 Gray , John H. 306 Green , William_ 67 Haas , Dr. Francis J. 113 Hale , Robert L .. 50 Handler , Milton . 27 Herrick , Mrs. Elinore Morehouse .. 176 Hillman , Sidney . 120 Hogue , Richard W. 299 Hotchkiss ...
... Gorman , Francis J. 271 Gray , John H. 306 Green , William_ 67 Haas , Dr. Francis J. 113 Hale , Robert L .. 50 Handler , Milton . 27 Herrick , Mrs. Elinore Morehouse .. 176 Hillman , Sidney . 120 Hogue , Richard W. 299 Hotchkiss ...
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... Gorman here ? STATEMENT OF FRANCIS J. GORMAN , VICE PRESIDENT , UNITED TEXTILE WORKERS OF AMERICA The CHAIRMAN . Your full name ? Mr. GORMAN . Francis J. Gorman . The CHAIRMAN . And your residence ? Mr. GORMAN . Providence , R.I. The ...
... Gorman here ? STATEMENT OF FRANCIS J. GORMAN , VICE PRESIDENT , UNITED TEXTILE WORKERS OF AMERICA The CHAIRMAN . Your full name ? Mr. GORMAN . Francis J. Gorman . The CHAIRMAN . And your residence ? Mr. GORMAN . Providence , R.I. The ...
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... GORMAN . That is right . The CHAIRMAN . For instance , in Fall River you are pretty well organized , aren't you ? Mr. GORMAN . Yes , sir . The CHAIRMAN . And in New Bedford ? Mr. GORMAN . Yes , sir . The CHAIRMAN . In Lawrence not so ...
... GORMAN . That is right . The CHAIRMAN . For instance , in Fall River you are pretty well organized , aren't you ? Mr. GORMAN . Yes , sir . The CHAIRMAN . And in New Bedford ? Mr. GORMAN . Yes , sir . The CHAIRMAN . In Lawrence not so ...
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... GORMAN . Just about . The CHAIRMAN . Sixty - five percent increase ? Mr. GORMAN . Just about . We have now about 500 organizations in various parts of the country , 500 so - called local unions , some small and some large . The CHAIRMAN ...
... GORMAN . Just about . The CHAIRMAN . Sixty - five percent increase ? Mr. GORMAN . Just about . We have now about 500 organizations in various parts of the country , 500 so - called local unions , some small and some large . The CHAIRMAN ...
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