Congressional Record: Proceedings and Debates of the ... Congress, Volume 99, Part 7U.S. Government Printing Office, 1953 - Law |
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Page 8636
... receiving At that time Germany was not in- aid . I am merely quoting from this re- port in order to emphasize that our pol- icy was to distinguish between the " grant " countries and " loan " countries . We did not expect the " grant ...
... receiving At that time Germany was not in- aid . I am merely quoting from this re- port in order to emphasize that our pol- icy was to distinguish between the " grant " countries and " loan " countries . We did not expect the " grant ...
Page 8639
... receiving 100 percent , the other creditor receiving substantially 33 percent , with the entire burden loaded on the backs of taxpayers of the United States . Mr. GEORGE . Mr. President , it has been my intention merely to explain why I ...
... receiving 100 percent , the other creditor receiving substantially 33 percent , with the entire burden loaded on the backs of taxpayers of the United States . Mr. GEORGE . Mr. President , it has been my intention merely to explain why I ...
Page 8652
... receiving Atomic Energy Commission fellowships . CONTINUING AVAILABILITY OF AP- PROPRIATIONS FOR SMALL DE- FENSE PLANTS ADMINISTRATION Mr. TABER . Mr. Speaker , I ask unanimous consent for the immediate consideration of House Joint ...
... receiving Atomic Energy Commission fellowships . CONTINUING AVAILABILITY OF AP- PROPRIATIONS FOR SMALL DE- FENSE PLANTS ADMINISTRATION Mr. TABER . Mr. Speaker , I ask unanimous consent for the immediate consideration of House Joint ...
Page 8685
... receiving compensation or allowances from the administrative expense appropriations authorized by this Act , em- ployed in the United States and overseas by or assigned to the Mutual Security Agency , or employed by or assigned to the ...
... receiving compensation or allowances from the administrative expense appropriations authorized by this Act , em- ployed in the United States and overseas by or assigned to the Mutual Security Agency , or employed by or assigned to the ...
Page 8696
... - sentatives , an amount equal to 1 year's salary at the rate he was receiving at the time of his death , and an additional amount not to exceed $ 350 toward defraying the funeral ex- penses of 8696 July 13 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD - - HOUSE.
... - sentatives , an amount equal to 1 year's salary at the rate he was receiving at the time of his death , and an additional amount not to exceed $ 350 toward defraying the funeral ex- penses of 8696 July 13 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD - - HOUSE.
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