79th Congress · Public law
Public Law 79-41
AN ACT To extend to June 30, 1946, the period during which females may be employed in the District of Columbia for more than eight hours a day, or forty-eight hours a week, under temporary permits.
April 27, 1945date on the GovInfo record
59 Stat. 95Statutes at Large
0roll calls on its bill in our archive
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