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ark:/16417/th71mxd65x4b8Speakers and witnesses at an open hearing before the Committee on Mines and Minerals of the state House Representatives discuss pending mine-safety bills. Shown on top negative, left to right, are Henry Parry, assistant House sergeant-at-arms; and Committee members Tom Mobley, Earl F. Murphy, Russell L. Meadows, chairman; and W. A. (Pete) Wickliffe, secretary. Shown on bottom negative is A. D. Sisk, head of the State Department of Mines and Minerals, and chief author of the administration's safety bill. Feature by George N. Reynolds. Image
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Speakers and witnesses at an open hearing before the Committee on Mines and Minerals of the state House Representatives discuss pending mine-safety bills. Shown on top negative, left to right, are Henry Parry, assistant House sergeant-at-arms; and Committee members Tom Mobley, Earl F. Murphy, Russell L. Meadows, chairman; and W. A. (Pete) Wickliffe, secretary. Shown on bottom negative is A. D. Sisk, head of the State Department of Mines and Minerals, and chief author of the administration's safety bill. Feature by George N. Reynolds.
ark:/16417/th71709xj4ss2Witnesses at an open hearing before the Committee on Mines and Minerals of the state House Representatives discuss pending mine-safety bills. Shown are O. S. Batton of the Coal Association of Kentucky, representing mine operators (top negative) and Sam Caddy, president of the United Mine Workers (UMW) District 30 (bottom negative). Feature by George N. Reynolds.Image
Item 1.07-274.01
Witnesses at an open hearing before the Committee on Mines and Minerals of the state House Representatives discuss pending mine-safety bills. Shown are O. S. Batton of the Coal Association of Kentucky, representing mine operators (top negative) and Sam Caddy, president of the United Mine Workers (UMW) District 30 (bottom negative). Feature by George N. Reynolds.