National Rubber Policy, Hearings Before a Subcommitee of ...,80-2 on S. 2187 and H.R. 5314 ...,February24 and March 2, 1948 |
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... Senators Bricker , Cain , and Robertson . Senator BRICKER . The committee will now come to order . This hearing is on Senate bill No. 2187 , which has been introduced by members of this subcommittee . The committee would also be inter ...
... Senators Bricker , Cain , and Robertson . Senator BRICKER . The committee will now come to order . This hearing is on Senate bill No. 2187 , which has been introduced by members of this subcommittee . The committee would also be inter ...
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... Senator . Senator ROBERTSON . That is all . Representative MORTON . My study of the GR - S field would not be sufficient for me to comment , and I would accept the committee's judgment . Senator BRICKER . Senator Cain ? Senator CAIN ...
... Senator . Senator ROBERTSON . That is all . Representative MORTON . My study of the GR - S field would not be sufficient for me to comment , and I would accept the committee's judgment . Senator BRICKER . Senator Cain ? Senator CAIN ...
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... Senator BRICKER . You will file all of those reports with this com- mittee , then , as soon as they come in ? Mr. VILES . Yes , sir . Senator BRICKER . Senator Cain , do you have any questions at this time ? Senator CAIN . No. Senator ...
... Senator BRICKER . You will file all of those reports with this com- mittee , then , as soon as they come in ? Mr. VILES . Yes , sir . Senator BRICKER . Senator Cain , do you have any questions at this time ? Senator CAIN . No. Senator ...
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... Senator ROBERTSON . Are the tires being made now as good as prewar tires ? Mr. FIRESTONE . Senator Robertson , I ... CAIN . You found a solution for all of your problems prior to the war did you not ? Mr. FIRESTONE . We always tried to , ...
... Senator ROBERTSON . Are the tires being made now as good as prewar tires ? Mr. FIRESTONE . Senator Robertson , I ... CAIN . You found a solution for all of your problems prior to the war did you not ? Mr. FIRESTONE . We always tried to , ...
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... Senator BRICKER . I think that is right . My explanation here to Senator Cain , and he and I were just discussing it , was that your statement was to this effect , that there was never a shortage at any time for military purposes . When ...
... Senator BRICKER . I think that is right . My explanation here to Senator Cain , and he and I were just discussing it , was that your statement was to this effect , that there was never a shortage at any time for military purposes . When ...
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