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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... rates and other incentives ; 8. There should be realistic application of these policies . Continuance of less effective and superficial methods will be wasteful of human and other resources and will seriously discourage and disorganize ...
... rates and other incentives ; 8. There should be realistic application of these policies . Continuance of less effective and superficial methods will be wasteful of human and other resources and will seriously discourage and disorganize ...
Page 1425
... rates are firming up . This will stimulate savings and reduce borrowing for marginal purposes . If now the United States Treasury developed a savings program which would make it abundantly worth while for our citizens to hold Government ...
... rates are firming up . This will stimulate savings and reduce borrowing for marginal purposes . If now the United States Treasury developed a savings program which would make it abundantly worth while for our citizens to hold Government ...
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... rate . The 1950 gross vacancy rate was 6.8 percent . These are national figures . Of course , there will be some problem areas where large numbers of new families must be accommodated because of defense activ- ities . There cannot be ...
... rate . The 1950 gross vacancy rate was 6.8 percent . These are national figures . Of course , there will be some problem areas where large numbers of new families must be accommodated because of defense activ- ities . There cannot be ...
Page 1454
... rates to Europe applied from all of them . These ceilings are dependent upon the freight rate to the port from the buying point in the interior . In other words , Mr. Brown , if cotton was bought up in Decatur , Ala . , and shipped to ...
... rates to Europe applied from all of them . These ceilings are dependent upon the freight rate to the port from the buying point in the interior . In other words , Mr. Brown , if cotton was bought up in Decatur , Ala . , and shipped to ...
Page 1475
... rates were generally adjusted to conform with increases granted employees in other bargaining units of the same company , or in the same industry , or in the same labor - market area . This regulation at first was rather narrowly drawn ...
... rates were generally adjusted to conform with increases granted employees in other bargaining units of the same company , or in the same industry , or in the same labor - market area . This regulation at first was rather narrowly drawn ...
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