Chairmen Wage-Hour conferences hopeful of early passage to permit adjournment. Washington, D.C., June 3. Senator Elbert Thomas, of Utah and Rep. Mary Norton, of New Jersey, Chairman of the Senate and House Wage-Hour Bill conferees, respectively, held frequent conferences today and announced they wer
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