Defense Production Act Amendments of 1951: Hearings Before the Committee on Banking and Currency, House of Representatives, Eighty-second Congress, First Session, on H.R. 3871, a Bill to Amend the Defense Production Act of 1950, and for Other PurposesUnited States. Congress. House. Committee on Banking and Currency, United States. Congress. Senate. Committee on Banking and Currency U.S. Government Printing Office, 1951 - 3579 pages |
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... areas adjacent to military installations and contact work with billeting officers through local committees .. List of military and defense plant areas where housing might be needed .. 1627 1606 Rent control and the distribution of ...
... areas adjacent to military installations and contact work with billeting officers through local committees .. List of military and defense plant areas where housing might be needed .. 1627 1606 Rent control and the distribution of ...
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... areas where large numbers of new families must be accommodated because of defense activ- ities . There cannot be many of these , for the Defense Production Administra- tion's interagency committee charged with designating defense areas ...
... areas where large numbers of new families must be accommodated because of defense activ- ities . There cannot be many of these , for the Defense Production Administra- tion's interagency committee charged with designating defense areas ...
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... areas of defense production , credit control , and indirect economic stabilization and that no request for price con- trol was made at that time . But as a result of a tremendous amount of pressure from people all over the country the ...
... areas of defense production , credit control , and indirect economic stabilization and that no request for price con- trol was made at that time . But as a result of a tremendous amount of pressure from people all over the country the ...
Page 1446
... areas through a free price and wage system . Now as our defense program gets into high gear , we will inevitably have serious shortages of material and manpower in the defense industries . As I understand your position , you would ...
... areas through a free price and wage system . Now as our defense program gets into high gear , we will inevitably have serious shortages of material and manpower in the defense industries . As I understand your position , you would ...
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... areas where the production of cottonseed feed products - meal and hulls - is in excess of local demand , while there_are other areas where demand for such products exceeds local production . It is normal practice for mills in " surplus " ...
... areas where the production of cottonseed feed products - meal and hulls - is in excess of local demand , while there_are other areas where demand for such products exceeds local production . It is normal practice for mills in " surplus " ...
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