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by the actual...  \nNew York  \n1926  \nCOLUMBIA UNIVERSITY LIBRARIESPRESERVATION DIVISION  \n## BIBLIOGRAPHIC MICROFORM TARGET\n\nORIGINAL MATERIAL AS FILMED-EXISTING BIBLIOGRAPHIC RECORD  \n30BZ  \nBox 766 ε tionel association of menufecturere of theUnited Stetes of Americe.Junior education:and employment cormittee.  \nFects about child lebor,ES shown by the actuagovernment statistics.New Yerk s1926,xvi p.charts,diegrs.  \n\"Reprinted from the Manufacturers rscord .July 15,1926.\"682307  \n### RESTRICTION 3 ON USE:\n\n  Reproductions may not be made without permission trom Columbia University Libraries.                     \n## TECHNICAL MICROFOBM DATA\n\nFILM SIZE:          35mmBEDUCTION BATIO:            9:/MAGE PLACEMENT   A IB B  \nINITIALS:                    PB  \nDATE FILMED:                    10-2.97  \n、  \nTBACKING\\#:                                                                                                    22491   \n## INTENTIONALSECOND\n\nEXPOSURES DUE TOPHOTOGRAPHS ANDILLUSTRATIONS  \n## Facts AboutChild Labor\n\nAs Shownby the ActualGovernment Statistics  \n308  \n2  \nB476  \nPREPARED BY THE  \nJunior Education and Employment CommitteeOF THE  \nNational Association of Manufacturers50 CHURCH STREETNEW YORK  \nReprinted from the Manufacturers Record,Balimore,Maryland,Issue of July 15,I926  \n308  \n2  \n B 4   \n\n| Facts About Child Labor  \u003Cbr>Presented from Statixties of the United Statex Cexu8  \u003Cbr>cith Introdwction  \u003Cbr>Br IRICHAID H.EDMXDS,Editor Manafacturers Record  \u003Cbr>BOLT a year ago a listinguished minister,in a  \u003Cbr>she had seen in Southern cotton mills children from  \u003Cbr>jublic address,said that there were 60,000 chil-  \u003Cbr>4 to 6 years old at work.If this lhad been true it would  \u003Cbr>dren from 10 to 14 years of age in the mlls  \u003Cbr>be the highest possible testimonial to the marvelous  \u003Cbr>of one Southern state.The actual fact was  \u003Cbr>strength of mindl and hody of the children of the South,  \u003Cbr>that at that time there were only about 50,000 people  \u003Cbr>who at from 4 to 6 years of age could handlle complicated  \u003Cbr>enployed in all the textie mills of that state,and of  \u003Cbr>machinery.  \u003Cbr>these only 71 were from 10 to 14%,and ench one of thent  \u003Cbr>Shortly after Massachusetts by popular vote refused  \u003Cbr>had a special permit to work,for the state prolibitel  \u003Cbr>to ratify the Child Labor Amendment,two students of  \u003Cbr>the employment of persons under 14%,excepting orplans  \u003Cbr>a leading Soutlhern university,in the course of a debate  \u003Cbr>over 12or children of a widowed mot her.  \u003Cbr>with students from another university,stated that\"the  \u003Cbr>About the sme time a California lecturer stated that  \u003Cbr>National Association of Manufacturers had spent millions  \u003Cbr>Contined on page XTI  \u003Cbr>What the Charts Reveal  \u003Cbr>By HowELLC'HESEY of Cheney Brothers,and Chairman,Juor Edweation and Employment Coumittee,  \u003Cbr>Natioal A8xociation of Manufacturer*  \u003Cbr>HE country has expressecl itself as being unwill-  \u003Cbr>insisting that the power to remedy the situation lay with  \u003Cbr>the states where remedies were needed,the National  \u003Cbr>ing to acceit the Twentietlt Amendmenr to tle  \u003Cbr>Constitution in regard to child labor.The rea-  \u003Cbr>Association of Manufacturers pledged itself to assist in  \u003Cbr>sons,lhowever,wlich influenced the crystallizit-  \u003Cbr>presenting to the states the facts in regard to the  \u003Cbr>tion of public opinion agauinst this amendment coneern  \u003Cbr>situation and such corrections as a study showed were  \u003Cbr>themselves most forcibly  \u003Cbr>either advisable or necessary.  \u003Cbr>with a discussion of the pro-  \u003Cbr>A committee of the Na-  \u003Cbr>posed means of administra-  \u003Cbr>tional Association of Manu-  \u003Cbr>tion and the enforcing of  \u003Cbr>facturers was created to act  \u003Cbr>a national policy in regard  \u003Cbr>first as a fact-finding commis-  \u003Cbr>to the intimate ives of chil-  \u003Cbr>sion.The fields of study  \u003Cbr>dren.The decisions arrived  \u003Cbr>which it propos","cbCaipZuJUxbWsY7","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaipZuJUxbWsY7","pdf",2397806,29,"English","# Facts About Child Labor\n## Facts and claims versus government statistics\n## What the charts reveal\n## How the National Association of Manufacturers approached the issue\n## Intended studies and areas surveyed","[{\"question\":\"What sources does the report use to describe child labor conditions?\",\"answer\":\"The report uses actual U.S. government statistics presented through charts and related factual discussion.\"},{\"question\":\"Who prepared Facts About Child Labor?\",\"answer\":\"It was prepared by the Junior Education and Employment Committee of the National Association of Manufacturers.\"},{\"question\":\"What kinds of studies does the committee plan to 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