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 1-6U.S. Government Printing Office, 1942 - National security |
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... Cramp Shipbuilding Co. , Philadelphia , Pa .. 625-671 671-723 457-475 WITNESSES Baldridge , J. R. , Jr. , Philadelphia , Pa .; Charles F. Rohleder , Philadelphia , Pa Baumann , Arthur C. , Oakland , N. J .; president , Structural Steel ...
... Cramp Shipbuilding Co. , Philadelphia , Pa .. 625-671 671-723 457-475 WITNESSES Baldridge , J. R. , Jr. , Philadelphia , Pa .; Charles F. Rohleder , Philadelphia , Pa Baumann , Arthur C. , Oakland , N. J .; president , Structural Steel ...
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... Cramp Co.'s special investigator and others who have a legitimate interest in them . Did you write that letter , Captain ? Captain HANSON . Yes , sir . Mr. TOLAND . I offer it in evidence . ( The letter dated October 21 , 1941 , was ...
... Cramp Co.'s special investigator and others who have a legitimate interest in them . Did you write that letter , Captain ? Captain HANSON . Yes , sir . Mr. TOLAND . I offer it in evidence . ( The letter dated October 21 , 1941 , was ...
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... Cramp Co. , to a Mr. George Ward of the Cramp Co. , not the Ward connected with Rohleder . Mr. TOLAND . I wish you would read that one . Mr. BURNS ( reading ) : On or about January 20 , 1941 , the Cramp Shipbuilding Co. requested a bid ...
... Cramp Co. , to a Mr. George Ward of the Cramp Co. , not the Ward connected with Rohleder . Mr. TOLAND . I wish you would read that one . Mr. BURNS ( reading ) : On or about January 20 , 1941 , the Cramp Shipbuilding Co. requested a bid ...
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... Cramp Shipbuilding Co. pay roll ? Mr. BALDRIDGE . Through Mr. Rohleder . Mr. TOLAND . What was the compensation you received ? Mr. BALDRIDGE . At first I started out at $ 50 a week , and at the end was paid $ 65 a week . Mr. TOLAND ...
... Cramp Shipbuilding Co. pay roll ? Mr. BALDRIDGE . Through Mr. Rohleder . Mr. TOLAND . What was the compensation you received ? Mr. BALDRIDGE . At first I started out at $ 50 a week , and at the end was paid $ 65 a week . Mr. TOLAND ...
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... Cramp Co. Mr. BALDRIDGE . There was an estimate made up of what a project would be . It was submitted to the Cramp organization for checking . They then sent up the amount of money that was to be allowed for each various item of work ...
... Cramp Co. Mr. BALDRIDGE . There was an estimate made up of what a project would be . It was submitted to the Cramp organization for checking . They then sent up the amount of money that was to be allowed for each various item of work ...
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