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1. The South, assets and needs, natural and human resources, income and needs labor relations, labor laws, rural life and farm tenancy, education versus child labor, public health.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Women's Bureau and Labor Department
Publisher:: Women's Bureau
Date:: Nov. 1938
SuDoc number:: L 13.2:So 8

2. Hours of labor. Short hours pay, 8-hour day, 5-day week.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Women's Bureau and Labor Department
Publisher:: Women's Bureau
Date:: [Edition of] Aug. 1938. [1938.]
SuDoc number:: L 13.2:H 81/2/938

3. Women in industry, report to annual meeting of International Association of Governmental Labor Officials, Sept. 8-10, 1938, Charleston, S. C.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Women's Bureau and Labor Department
Publisher:: Women's Bureau
Date:: [1938.]
SuDoc number:: L 13.2:W 84/4

4. Hours of labor. Short hours pay, 8-hour day, 5-day week.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Women's Bureau and Labor Department
Publisher:: Women's Bureau
Date:: Aug. 1937
SuDoc number:: L 13.2:H 81/2

5. Labor laws and legislation. Summary of 1937 labor laws for women, July 15, 1937.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Women's Bureau and Labor Department
Publisher:: Women's Bureau
Date:: [1937.]
SuDoc number:: L 13.2:L 11

6. Wages. High cost of low wages and how to prevent it.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Women's Bureau and Labor Department
Publisher:: Women's Bureau
Date:: [1936.]
SuDoc number:: L 13.2:W 12/3

7. Wages. Ohio minimum wage law held constitutional.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Women's Bureau and Labor Department
Publisher:: Women's Bureau
Date:: [1936.]
SuDoc number:: L 13.2:W 12/4

8. Wages. Why legislate living wages for women workers?

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Women's Bureau and Labor Department
Publisher:: Women's Bureau
Date:: [Mar. 15, 1935.]
SuDoc number:: L 13.2:W 12

9. Cotton-mills. Memorandum on practicability of setting maximum standards of work in cotton mills operating under stretch-out system; by Ethel L. Best.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Women's Bureau and Labor Department
Publisher:: Women's Bureau
Date:: 1933
SuDoc number:: L 13.2:C 82

10. Women at work, a century of industrial change; [by Eleanor Nelson].

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Women's Bureau and Labor Department
Publisher:: Women's Bureau
Date:: 1933
SuDoc number:: L 13.2:W 84