Extension of Rubber Act of 1948. Hearings ... on H.R. 7579 and S. 32941950 - 120 pages |
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administration Armed Services Committee authority B. F. Goodrich Baytown believe better BLAISDELL Bricker bill butadiene plants butyl plants butyl rubber Chairman COLLYER companies Congress consumption continue copolymer plants CROSBY crude rubber disposal FIRESTONE general-purpose synthetic rubber Government corporation Government-owned rubber-producing facilities inner tubes interest inventory JOPLING judgment lease these plants legislation lessee LITCHFIELD long tons mandatory manufacture ment minimum national security natural rubber NESBIT ownership patent pooling petroleum Phillips Petroleum Co POEL Port Arthur present act present law President President's report private hands private industry private operation production Public Law 469 purchase raw materials Reconstruction Finance Corporation Rubber Act rubber program rubber supply sell Senator BRICKER Senator JOHNSON Senator SALTONSTALL shortage sold specification controls stand-by statement stockpile styrene plants synthetic-rubber industry thetic rubber tion tires TISDALE tons of general-purpose TRACY United States Rubber
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