Cabinet members address World Textile Conference in effort to prevent hopeless deadlock. Washington, D.C., April 12. In effort to save the World Textile Conference from a hopeless deadlock on the question of a universal 40-hour week, President Roosevelt sent members of his cabinet to address the con
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