Congressional Record: Proceedings and Debates of the ... Congress, Volume 99, Part 7U.S. Government Printing Office, 1953 - Law |
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Page 8589
... fact that we have already gone a long way toward reducing tariffs and other import restrictions into the United States . Our tar- iffs are not so high as many people suppose . It is estimated that 58 percent of all our im- ports came in ...
... fact that we have already gone a long way toward reducing tariffs and other import restrictions into the United States . Our tar- iffs are not so high as many people suppose . It is estimated that 58 percent of all our im- ports came in ...
Page 8617
... fact that upstarts , young pilots who actually flew planes in the service of their country during the war , should come into their private domain - the sky over America - and have the audacity to make a success out of air transportation ...
... fact that upstarts , young pilots who actually flew planes in the service of their country during the war , should come into their private domain - the sky over America - and have the audacity to make a success out of air transportation ...
Page 8618
... fact , with the immediate approval of the Board , which was had without any hearing or investigation , it did so result . A total of $ 16 million for the trunkline carriers was extracted from the public by this device . Fortunately ...
... fact , with the immediate approval of the Board , which was had without any hearing or investigation , it did so result . A total of $ 16 million for the trunkline carriers was extracted from the public by this device . Fortunately ...
Page 8625
... fact that writing down the claim of the United States makes it possible to service prewar private loans , the report points out that the position of our representa- tives was that- buy foreign bonds under such circum- stances ? Let us ...
... fact that writing down the claim of the United States makes it possible to service prewar private loans , the report points out that the position of our representa- tives was that- buy foreign bonds under such circum- stances ? Let us ...
Page 8646
... fact that the repayment of Germany's postwar debt to the Amer- ican taxpayer was supposed to have the highest priority recognized by Germany , our State Department is asking us to relinquish that priority in favor of the holders of ...
... fact that the repayment of Germany's postwar debt to the Amer- ican taxpayer was supposed to have the highest priority recognized by Germany , our State Department is asking us to relinquish that priority in favor of the holders of ...
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