Auto industry debate and labor stance foreshadow regulation
The piece discusses a large scale view of dam projects like Boulder Dam and continued assertions about control of resources, followed by a shift to labor relations. It notes William Green and organized labor rejecting a code, questions government regulation of hours and wages, and argues the automobile industry, with vast wages and millions of families dependent on it, should be regulated by the government rather than by labor or employers.
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Labor Leaders and Government in a National Debate
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