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U. S. DEPARTMENT OF U B O R WAGE AND H O U R AND PUBLIC CONTRACTS DIVISIONS

165 WEST 46TH STREET

NEWYORK, N.Y.

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i t Ham iMK atptmmil tluit tmr pBtfliipftti«& iii th« lIiS f rognw ef m l l e t t l a s wtga Aata Is to ooatiniM. I t i t exp«et«4 the vork ef eelleetlag thle 4eta v l l l taper at t sradsuallf* v l l l rmsr ' » « Bif lea te Begiea* ead v i l l nm tlUFeoi^ the soath of SepteriiiMr. Tereouiel preeeetly vorkiag oa thie preveot are te eontlime oa tliat detai l unt i l tlie releaee le $lram. hy the loeal BXiS aad WUB repreceatatlToe* or tiile offlee.

Oor pertiefpetloa In the 1X>$ va^e earv^r aakes ear 1K£B •pngvm a three-*vB7 met

Xa Thm ^rooessixig ef i^yplloatloas aad rullage* 2. 9 M stabilisation laspeotloa vof4:» and* ! • 99ui vafo siurre^.

If tlw iiMOuU «BL yvor ifli 'pmitwmmml. are stidti ^^lat eafl^ of these thitmm aetlTit ies oaimot ha satlsfaetoril^r supported, you shoold aotlfy this effioe vlth fa l l escplanatifms* sendla^ a aepsr to Buainess MaatMSSstent, In this eonaeetlea yoa va>̂ soon he <wlled >Q>on te i n m i i ^ sAditlonal clerical -paa^aenaal to thle MIS weee surrey prijeot end la suoh eases* the fors^fOlag should he tekKi Into oonsideration.

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U. S. DEEARTiffiKT OF lABCR Wage and Hour and Publ ic Contracts Divisions

165 West 45tli S t ree t Nevr York 19, N. Y. Septanber 1 1 , 1945

Ounulative Numerical Index of "A" Releases

•••" . Legend

;i.,;.,";. .;. FLSA.' . . F a i r Labor Standaids Aot .'-. I'-rf. ,-"" ' i » , . . . . . , . . . . . I nac t i ve ,'." '.f"

' '/i'-yy:: , ' A,y.'fy,'\ym: y Date Release Job •,',- •'•':•"•, , „ -". .• ' - , .' ' •.-•'. "• ;

———— ——•:••'..- '-•;'.,'v fyy.': . • '-::,•" i sub .jeet '.-,,.-/.:;. ̂

1943 _ . ,. . •. i-^'^'-A'y A ' ^A 'A' . . , , . '.A'.'.A'A-:' . : " ' y . . ; . - — • A ; - - - ' . :< i . . ^ - . - . . ^ i ' - , ^^^ - ' .A- - i . . f . . < ' y - ^ y m ' - f y ^ ^̂ -̂ ^ ^ - ^ . ' A . : ? / - -12/16 1 0737 Lunch hour for 16-18 year old g i r l s A" .;';T.

11/25 2 0920 Administrat ive statejaent on Wage-Hour enforoement policy for laundr ies and l inen supply companies-

. 5 i.-i- . 1944 , ,i. i, •

1/31 . 3 ^ OlOCO fR-21 not appl icable fo r Puerto Rico . - \ •

2/28 4 ' 01163 'Continuing R-1974 as i t affeots Fresh F iu i t and 'Vegetable Canning Industry u n t i l fu r the r n o t i c e .

3/6 5 01184 I n t e r p r e t a t i o n of 13(a)(9) ' 'Av;;; . ; • ; : 'x '

6 / l2 6 01715 '•Statement on Area of ProductioH f

• ' . ^v .

7/3 7 01842 Computation of overtime under Walsh-Healey Act -when Same "day" f a l l s

-within t-wo -woricweeka

8/5 8 01992 Off-the-premises -warehouse employees - ' ' •''• . • .

8/24 9 02067 Payment on "sa la ry bas is" for exeoutive, adminis t ra t ive and profes-;,'., ~' • ;;v'',',.Q-^'';,--,.A,'sional employees c l a r i f i e d y f •.; ' yy •f^-y^i':fy:tf-:-„y''^.-f--~"

10/20 10 02355 Admin, -will approve Recommendations for Puerto Rican Needlevrork Indust iy

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11/10 11 02442 Puerto Rican Needlework i ' i A ' i f . ,

12/4 12 02506 Statement on travel time in West Coast Logging and Lumber Industry

1945 .'-.-, ' • • ; , . • ...; ..•,.,• ,•--„•. . , , • 'Kyii y , y ,;• ..-'..'., i/i - •.•'i,-:-.- • y l - ' y : : -' ' " ' ' ' , ' ' ' " ' ' " ' ' • ' ' ' ''• ' - i ' - ' i ' • -• ' I i'f,-'"-''..•\^ ' : '•-i 'f-:-• -••.:'• , • 'V^' . t ,- '* ' .^ ' ,^ ' ." ' ' ,"; • ' / ' i . ' . ' - '

2/5 13 02761 Bonus payments • f / ^ y f f / f : i f f ' ' ' i ' ' •-'-' A AA'-AAi.v.'A"'''' ̂

3/13 14 02866 FL'SA coverage of employees engaged in production of goods used vrithin same Sta te t o f a c i l i t a t e i n t e r s t a t e conmeroe

3/29 15 02931 Seafood and f ishery ox«E5)tion . . . . • ...... . , -- , i'A-i-'A';. , - ,.•, ,„;.-,,;' ; ',y'{:'ff'l,"/y;,:flt 'yyf ' '*.'.|"' '

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"rR" RELEASE NUMERICAL INDEX (Con t inued) G-394

'' %' Revis"ed "September

15, 1947

Date

1944

8/17

8/29

8/19

8/25

9/4

10/22

11/14

12/5

1945

1/27

2/8

2/17

Release

47

48

49

50

51'

^52

53

54

55

56

57

Job

02030

02081

' 02042

02079

02106

02316

02437

02535

02729

• 02784

02797

3/10 58' 02869

3/20

"^Z.i-.' .

6/6

6/25

7/7

7/12 "

7/19

9/18

9/28

10/29

11/15

12/17

12/28

n

59

.fPy -61

62

63

64

65

66

67

68

69

70

71

72

• 02910

02946

03227

03301

03337

03349

03365

03565

03590

03695

03781

03912

03936

03941

S'̂ b j ect . _

• Hearing s&t for -Virgin island rCommendation ,

•Hearing slated for sugar beet seasonal industiy deteiaination

• Subminimum for Westem Unicn messengers' de:-.ied

•Gus C, Street resumes post as Director in Texas

• 4,000.̂ 000 s t i l l get less than 40?S ; , • ;..-.

«Anncyunceraent by Administrator on 6th anniversary '.' -•

•Area of production hearing 12/12/44 (Fresh fruits and vegetables i.rea ( Dnly)

•Administrator •will approve minimum for Leaf Tobacco and. Sugar Manufac-fcuring Indust-ries

•Area of production hearing 2/27/45 (Dairy products, poultr:'', and eggs)

• Kingston anpointed Director of Region VIII • ; -,

•Area of production hearing S/ZD./'-fS (Misoellarieous agricul-tural and ho rt icu liu. ral o.mnoiities)

Enforcement policy regarding homeworkers in Embroidery Industry announced

•Changes proposed forUnifoim and Clothing Industry deteiminati»n

Annual ifeges Under Wage-Hcur Law

•Fines meted out to New'taury Lumber and Chemical Coc

Virgin Islands vfage Order .•

• Changes inUniforra and Clothing Industiy determination

•Beet Sugar Industry scheduled for seasonal exemption

Processing of sugar cane and refining cf raw cane sugar ' , i

Bi-blic hearing on Puerto Rioan reconmendations 10/8/45

Hearing on amendment to Textile Industiy determination (PGA.)

Seventh anniversary of Wage-Hour law

Walling urges 65^ miniiiim

Rogers named new Regional Director '.' ' • * . • •

Singley replaces Regional Direotor Kingston •

Brooklyn contraotor pays $3,600 Wage—Hour fine' •?»••*•

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Date Release

1946

1/30

1/25

2/8

4/29

5/10

5 /16

6/7

6/5

5/29

6/19

8/2

10 /16

73

Job Sub jec t

04015 Annual r e p o r t c i t e s c o n t i n u i n g enforcement need

74 ( n o t mimeo) W a l l i n g t o speak i n C i n c i n n a t i l / 3 0 t o N a t i o n a l Ciushed Stone

A s s o o i a t i o n . ' '

75 04097 PCA R u l i n g s and I n t e r p r e t a t i o n s i n new i s s u e

76 043-48 R e s t i t u t i o n - f i r s t 9 months of f i s c a l y e a r 1946

77 04395 Re W a l l i n g ' s a d d r e s s b e f o r e U p h o l s t e r e r s * Union of Nor th America

78 04426 Overtime f o r iTOrking foremen

79 ( n o t mimeo) Noah''s s t a t emen t b e f o r e M i s s i s s i p p i P r e s s AssoCi on 65j^ minimum

80 ( n o t mimeo) Re W a l l i n g ' s a d d r e s s b e f o r e Penn , Motor Truck A s s o c ,

81 ( n o t mimeo) D o r s a y ' s s t a t emen t on a p p l i c a t i o n of Sec- 13 ( a ) ( l )

82 0-4486 F i r s t j a i l s e n t e n c e i n NenT York a r e a f o r v i o l a t i o n of FLSA

83 04553 • Re W a l l i n g ' s a d d r e s s be fo re N a t i o n a l Assoc<> of B u i l d i n g Osfners

and Managers

84 04568 C i r c u l a t i o n s u p e r v i s o r s of newspapers

85 04689 Resti-fcution f o r v i o l a t i o n s of FLSA and PCA, f i s c a l y e a r ending 6/30

86 ( n o t mimeo Re W a l l i n g ' s a n n i v e r s a r y s t a t e m e n t - f o r Labor P r e s s S e r v i c e by NatrOffice) 10/24 87 04908 Re W a l l i n g ' s s t a t e m e a t ccrmemoia t ing 8 t h a n n i v e r s a r y

1 0 / 2 3 . 88 ( n o t mimeo U ,̂ 3,, D i s t r i c t Judge i n c i v i l conten-pt c a se u n d e r FLSA o r d e r s by Natn Off ice) r e s t i t u t i o n and a d d i t i o n a l equa l amount a s l i q u i d a t e d

damages — f o r Labor P r e s s Se rv ioe

12 /5

12/26

1947

1/10

1/23

1/16

2 / 7

3/3

89 05047 Enforcement p roceed ings a g a i n s t a f f e o t e d l a u n d r y and l i n e n supply f i rms t o be i n s t i t u t e d 1/15/47

90 05103 New a r e a of p r o d u c t i o n d e f i n i t i o n i s s u e d 12 /25

91 05140 Re W a l l i n g ' s a d d r e s s t o Congress on annua l r-iiport f o r f i s o a l y e a r 1946

^ 05143 Vfelling oomments on p o r t a l problems

C o r r e o t i o n shoe t

93 05189 S p e c i a l I n d u s t r y Committee t o re--examine wage o r d e r s u n d e r FLSA f o r number of i n d u s t r i e s i n P u e r t o Rice

E r r a t a t o P r - 9 2 05147

94 347-821 W a l l i n g t e s t i f i e s on p o r t a l pay s u i t s

95 (mimeo "by Re W a l l i n g ' s s t a t emen t be fo re House J u d i c i a r y Sub-Committee

Wash, Off ice)

96 (not mimeo) Move from Nr. '£„ to ViTash,

97 (not mimeo) Wage —Hour staff baok in Wash, ' '. (..,'.. " ,.,' .

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"PR" Release Nunerieal l a i e x (Contiauod) G-394 '" .

Revised May 1948

' Date 1547

3/7

3/28

- 4 / i b •

4/15 •

5/28

6/lB

'6/17

6/20

7/3

7/7

7/6

7/11

8/21

8/26

9/9

9/12

9 / 2 4 1

' " 10/22

10/27 • 1

i i / i e «

11/22

-1

11/27

11/29

11/29

12/20

Release

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»9

• "iJOO

101

102

103

A ^ • ' • ^ ' ^ . •

. 1 0 6 .

.!f^iS>S4?.'. ' ' ' .

108

•'- m:: • iio

U l . .

112

'. U3 ' '

Vl:^;.„114 "

;, , , M . , i , . , -

115 ••

U6

X'; . , . j _ i .

118

119

120

120a

121

JoT>

S47-01W .

( n e t mimeo)

05376 '

05381

05495

05537

S47-1500

05551

05599

( n o t mlxneo)

05602

05613

05729

. 05739

05773

05779 f : :p • - .* :>,

05798 *,

05661 •

05663

05937

09972

05989

05990 •'

05996

06067

Sabj.eot

MoGorah nominated as Wage-Hour Administ r a t e r -

McC«nb*s statement follovriLng oonfiunation by Senate as Administrator rmwx

Revooation of c e r t a i n exemptions and exceptions

Handicapped workers returning to shel tered workshops

Ilierto Rioan hearings se t for 7 / l4

Cocmittee to s-tudy "white c o l l a i " exanptions

Enforoecient s tays under FLSA & FCA. cancelled '

MoComb names Rxerto Rioan wage ncge ocnxnittee

Grimes named Deputy Administrator .

Soope of Puerto Rioo Ind, Conm, extended t o oe r t a in l e a t h e r and skin pxoduots

MoComb says minimum wage s heu Id bc a t l e a s t 65^

F i r s t reTision mado in PLSA I n t e r p r e t a t i v e Bul le t ins

Po r t a l - t o -Po r t a l Act s-tatute of l imi t a t ions d i s ^ cussed

Employers cautioned .to abide by ohild l a b o r laws . , . l ^ • , .

Three more FL'SA. Bul le t ins revised

^s tab l i shpien ts found i n -violation of FLSA & PCA for year ending 6/30/47

Norfolk firm i n e l i g i b l e to receive goverrment oontraots

Rib l io healing set for Deoember 2 on Wage-liour Law "White Col la i" exemptions

Hearing set for Deoember 3 on proposed revis ion of Child Labor Hazardous Oocupations Order No, 4

Por-tal-to—Portal Act Bul le t in Issued by Wage—Hour Administrator

Riblio hearing set for Deoember 18 on Rierto Rioan minimum -wage reoornnendations

Exempt canning industzy stoiage plaoe a c t i v i t i e s anncsinoed

Wide i n t e r e s t shown in W.-'.ge—Hour Law "White Collar" exemptions hearing Deo, 2

"VOiite Collar" exanpt ions hearing sohedule announced

Set hearing Jan , 21 , 1948 on proposal t o increase minimum„wage in Uniform Clothing Indust iy

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"HI" Release Numerical Index (Continued) G- 394

Revised May 1948

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Date 1547

12/27

1948

i/i

1/8

1/9

1/.30

2/13

3/6

3/12

3/17

4/1

4/8

4/8

4/20

4/22

4/19 i«i

4/23

4/24

4/28

4/30

Release

122

123

125

•.'124 ,' . .

126

fmm'A--' 127

128

129

130

••• ' W ^ ' '

..1^. .'

: m - ' ^ % p : . •

134 , fyi4 ,4.

-Isi -

136 i- •'̂ • f

137

J m - ' ^ -t.

139

140

Job

06281

06064

06102

06097

06166

06218

06252

06269

06279

06334

06356

06364

06403

06404

06415

06429

06441

06447

06462

Subject

Revised Child Labor Hazardous Oocupations Older No, 4

"White Collar" exanptions hearings, resumed J a n . 5 , 1948

Seven Puerto Rioo mininum wage hearings begin ^ January 27 , 1948

'Value of Wage-Hour Law now being r ea l i zed , McCcmb says in Annual Roport

Adaiini s t r a t o r Re-defines oost of 'board, lodging, other f&oi l i t i a s under FISA • ""•"-••• . -Ws!̂ ' ,

Oourt uphold Secretary i n f i r s t P,C.A. judgnent ac t ion

Kew Wage Order for Puerto Rioo in Leather and Skin Produots announoed by MoComb

MoComb would ease Wage and Hour Law Record-Keeping Req'airtanents

Enforoement po l io i e s announoed by MoCcanb fo r seyen Wage-Hour la-w exemptions """"̂ . - '^'^

New %7age orders for two Puerto Rioan Indus t r i e s proposed by MoComb

IfcComb proposes Jewelry Industry Homeworker pri 'vilege for Indians t

Schwellenbach announces newUni;^inn Clothing Industry miidmura-wage determination * '

New wage order for Foundry Industry in Puerto Rioo proposed by McComb

MoComb adopts new mininum wage order fo r Shoe Industry in Puerto Rico

MoComb discusses Wage-Hour Law changes before Senate Si-iboomraittee -.MT.--.,- -„,,,#„„ -mmmn-m

Child-Labor v io l a t ions cost employers $14,850

ifoCcHub adopts new Wage Oiders fo r two Rierto Rioan i n d u s t r i e s , effeotive May 24 , ,„

MoComb proposes new miniraum wage order for H i l l -fashioned Hosiery industry i n Puerto Rioo

McComb revises b u l l e t i n on "Overtime Exanption for Employees of Mo-tor Car r ie r s"

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U. S. DSP/JITI-ICNT OF LABOR V/age and Hour and Public Contracts Divisions

Washington 25, D. C. .., ,

-s ' Inactive Ptelease?̂ - Series A, D, G, PP., and R . i . ;..̂ Supplementary List No, 1

Since only a few releases in some of the sub.ject series are declared inactive periodically, the issuance of separate supole-mentary lists of inactive releases for each series -will be discon­tinued. Instead, collective supplementary lists of the various series will be prepared. The following numbers represent the first grouping of those releases which have become inactive due to ob­solescence or transitory interest: . . - - - ,

-iMrt

6, 10

26, 27, 29, /-,-6, /!̂ 7, 53, 55, 56, 59, 6C, 63, 6A, A , A-, 71, 72, 77, 78, 99, 100, 101, 102, 107, 109, 112, llA

Ȥw

(ypKCt^^y^ 131, 184-

11, U , 25, 33, 34, 35, 36, 37, 39, 40, 4C-L, 41, 42, 43, 44, 45, 46, 47, 43, 49, 50, 51, 52, 53, 54, 55, 56, 57, 59, 61, 63, 64, 66

415, 475, 636, 804, 807, 808, 809, 852, 886, 900, 915, 928, 934, 961, 1063, 1127, 11-48, 1161, 1164, 1165, 1191, 1196, 1201, 1213, 1229, 1267, 1277, 1281, 1319, 1323, 1342, 1375,

, • 1386, 1433, 1457, 1506, 1531, 1570 but not 1570(RevO , 1579, 1579(a), 1582, 1615, 1629, 1722, 1799, 1806, 1836, 1837, 1856.but not 1856(Rev.), 1.861, 1872, 1877, 1888, 1909, 1966 1967

Release R-1614, previously made inactive, has been placed; on the active list again, and the records sho-uld indicate this change. "••--

4/17/47

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