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21. Textiles. Working conditions of textile industry in North Carolina, South Carolina, and Tennessee, hearings, 71st Congress, 1st session, on S. Res. 49, authorizing Committee on Manufactures, or any duly authorized subcommittee thereof, to investigate immediately working conditions of employees in textile industry of North Carolina, South Carolina, and Tennessee, May 8-20, 1929.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Manufactures Committee, Senate and Congress
Publisher:: Manufactures Committee, Senate
Date:: 1929
SuDoc number:: Y 4.M 31/2:T 31

22. Report favoring S. 4633, authorizing Government assistance in development of ramie-fiber silk and flax preparation and manufacture and their production and profitable home market in United States.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Manufactures Committee, Senate
Publisher:: Manufactures Committee, Senate
Date:: [February 1907]

23. Commerce. Report amending by substitute amendment to H. 21574, making appropriations for legislative, executive, and judicial expenses, 1908, for special agents to investigate trade conditions abroad, with special reference to markets for cotton products.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Manufactures Committee, Senate
Publisher:: Manufactures Committee, Senate
Date:: [January 1907]

24. Manufactures Bureau. Report amending amendment to H. 21574, making appropriations for legislative, executive, and judicial expenses, 1908, so as to increase number of clerks of class 4 in bureau.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Manufactures Committee, Senate
Publisher:: Manufactures Committee, Senate
Date:: [January 1907]

25. Report favoring amendment to H. 16472, making appropriations for legislative, executive, and judicial expenses, 1907, so as to provide for increase in force of Manufactures Bureau.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Manufactures Committee, Senate
Publisher:: Manufactures Committee, Senate
Date:: [April 1906]

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