Series 3, Subseries 1. General labor laws, pensions, and old age benefits, 1909-1943. [microform]

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Series 3, Subseries 1. General labor laws, pensions, and old age benefits, 1909-1943. [microform]

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Consist of reports, bulletins, and other materials concerning general labor legislation (1909-1943) and pensions and old age benefits (1910-1940).

.8 linear ft. (on 3 partial microfilm reels)

Cornell University Library

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Cornell University Library

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