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Advocating for Labor Law Reform: Correspondence with Government Officials

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Advocating for Labor Law Reform: Correspondence with Government Officials

Mr. Ted O'Shea, Vice President of The First National Bank and Trust Company of Tulsa, wrote to Congressman James R. Jones in support of bills S. 2237 and H.R. 16088, which aim to reform labor laws. Congressman Jones responded, informing Mr. O'Shea that the bills had not been reintroduced in the 93rd Congress. Mr. O'Shea also wrote to Senator Thurmond and Congressman Crane expressing support for the bills and offering assistance in obtaining their passage.

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Title: Advocating for Labor Law Reform: Correspondence with Government Officials

Component Unique Identifier: CAC_CC_109_7_14_2_0025

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Begin: 1975-04-08

End: 1975-04-14

Scope and Content: Mr. Ted O'Shea, Vice President of The First National Bank and Trust Company of Tulsa, wrote to Congressman James R. Jones in support of bills S. 2237 and H.R. 16088, which aim to reform labor laws. Congressman Jones responded, informing Mr. O'Shea that the bills had not been reintroduced in the 93rd Congress. Mr. O'Shea also wrote to Senator Thurmond and Congressman Crane expressing support for the bills and offering assistance in obtaining their passage.

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