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301. Hours of labor. Thirty-hour work week, hearings before subcommittee, 74th Congress, 1st session, on S. 87, to prevent shipment in interstate commerce of certain articles and commodities, in connection with which persons are employed more than 5 days per week or 6 hours per day, and prescribing certain conditions with respect to purchases, and loans by United States, and codes, agreements, and licenses under national industrial recovery act, Jan. 31-Feb. 16, 1935.

Corporate/Agency Authors:
Judiciary Committee, Senate and Congress
Publisher:
Judiciary Committee, Senate
Date:
1935
SuDoc number:
Y 4.J 89/2:T 34/2

306. Ships. Amending law relative to seizure of vessels and aircraft for violation of law, report to accompany S. 3646 [to amend sec. 938, Revised statutes, to vest courts with discretion to refuse to order return of vessels seized for violation of any law of United States, and to amend subsec. (b) of sec. 7 of air commerce act of 1926, as amended, to provide for forfeiture of aircraft used in violation of customs laws]; submitted by Mr. Ashurst.

Corporate/Agency Authors:
Judiciary Committee, Senate and Congress
Publisher:
Judiciary Committee, Senate
Date:
June 6, calendar day June 16, 1934

309. McNeill-Allman Construction Co., Inc., report to accompany H.R. 5668 [authorizing relief of McNeill-Allman Construction Company, Incorporated, of W. E. McNeill, Lee Allman, and John Allman, stockholders of McNeill-Allman Construction Company, Incorporated, and W. E. McNeill, dissolution agent of McNeill-Allman Construction Company, to sue in Court of Claims]; submitted by Mr. Black.

Corporate/Agency Authors:
Judiciary Committee, Senate and Congress
Publisher:
Judiciary Committee, Senate
Date:
June 6, calendar day June 14, 1934

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