Investigation of the Naval Defense Program: Hearings Before the Committee on Naval Affairs, House of Representatives, Seventy-seventh Congress, Second Session, Pursuant to H. Res. 162, a Resolution Authorizing and Directing an Investigation of the Naval Defense Program, Volumes 1-6

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Exhibit 205A through 205Q
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Exhibit 207
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Groman Harvey Philadelphia Pa estimator Walter J Pace Co
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Exhibit 210
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Burns Vincent A Washington D C attorney Solicitors Office United
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Exhibit 212
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Exhibit 214A
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Exhibit 218A
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Ward Allen McLane Philadelphia Pa purchasing agent Murphy
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Exhibit 222
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Exhibit 223A
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Exhibit 225
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Exhibit 227
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Masterson Walter Edward Jr Philadelphia Pa administrative
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Yoxtheimer Harry E Cleveland Ohio assistant comptroller Jack
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Ripley Joseph Pierce Smithtown Long Island N Y chairman
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Exhibit 236A through 236H 497 799 800
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Eckert Miss Marion Rebecca Philadelphia Pa secretary Charles
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Hiller Dorothea Philadelphia Pa Cravens Sales Co Philadelphia Pa 422440
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Exhibit 243
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Exhibit 247
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Davidson Lt Roscoe Alexander United States Naval Reserve
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Rainey Joseph P Huntington Valley Pa J P Rainey Co
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Exhibit 250_
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Weyerbacher Commander Ralph D Germantown Philadelphia
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Exhibit 259_
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Exhibit 263
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Exhibit 265
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Exhibit 266_
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Exhibit 269_
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Exhibit 272_
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Bishop Lt Cornelius B S Civil Engineer Corps VS United
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Exhibit 274
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Exhibit 276
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Exhibit 280
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Exhibit 283
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Wernere
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Than
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Frian 650 838
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Ripley Joseph Pierce Smithtown Long Island N Y chairman Harri
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Rohleder Charles F Upper Darby Pa general contractor Philadelphia
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Hinkel Thomas S Washington D C assistant general counsel House
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III
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Jack William S Cleveland Ohio president Jack Heintz Inc Bedford
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CONTENTS
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Toland Edmund M Washington D C general counsel House Naval
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Exhibit 356
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Exhibit 357
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Exhibit 370
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Exhibit 372
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Exhibit 374
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Testimony of Page
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Monday March 23 1942
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Exhibit 410
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Exhibit 415
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Exhibit 480
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Exhibit 480A
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Exhibit 481
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Exhibit 487
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Exhibit 489
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Exhibit 494
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Exhibit 498_
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Exhibit 501
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Exhibit 534
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Exhibit 549
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Weyerbacher Commander Ralph D Germantown Philadelphia Pa
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