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FORTY-HOUR WEEK ON BRIDGE BARRED; Plea of Triborough Authority to Add to Working Hours Rejected by Ickes. MOSES REVEALS REBUFF Nevertheless the Span Will Be Opened on July 10, Head of Authority Says.

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April 5, 1936, Page 12 The New York Times Archives

A request by the Triborough Bridge Authority to permit a forty-hour-a-week schedule on the Randalls Island junction of the Triborough Bridge has been denied by the Public Works Administration, headed by Secretary Harold L. Ickes.View Full Article in Timesmachine »

A version of this archives appears in print on April 5, 1936, on Page 12 of the New York edition with the headline: FORTY-HOUR WEEK ON BRIDGE BARRED; Plea of Triborough Authority to Add to Working Hours Rejected by Ickes. MOSES REVEALS REBUFF Nevertheless the Span Will Be Opened on July 10, Head of Authority Says. Order Reprints| Today's Paper|Subscribe