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Hartley, Fred , Jr

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Hartley, Fred (Allen), Jr (1903–1969)

US politician. After serving in local offices, he became the youngest member of the US House of Representatives (1929–49) as a Republican representative for New Jersey. After the Republican victory in 1946, he became chairman of the Labor Committee, drafting the antilabour Taft-Hartley Act of 1947, which outlawed closed shops and required an anticommunist oath from labour officials. His write-in campaign for the Senate in 1954 failed and he retired to cattle farming. Hartley was born in Harrison, New Jersey.



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