Strangely enough, we had heard that there were strange things going on in Oklahoma. Luckily for us, the Secretary of Labor out there had investigated the actual operation of the Davis-Bacon law as far as Oklahoma was concerned.
Cass Ballenger: “Strangely enough, we had heard that there were strange things going on in Oklahoma. Luckily for us, the Secretary of…”
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Discussing the investigation of the Davis-Bacon law in Oklahoma.
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