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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... party to whom our associate may designate . This money , utilized for the purchase of Defense bonds , would enable our Government to purchase more of the things necessary to conduct the war in which we are now engaged . This increase in ...
... party to whom our associate may designate . This money , utilized for the purchase of Defense bonds , would enable our Government to purchase more of the things necessary to conduct the war in which we are now engaged . This increase in ...
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... party of the second part , and WHEREAS , it is provided in Section 1 , Paragraph ( 0 ) of Public Act No. 703 , 76th ... parties agreeing to and with each other as follows : ARTICLE 1. The Government shall from time to time after the ...
... party of the second part , and WHEREAS , it is provided in Section 1 , Paragraph ( 0 ) of Public Act No. 703 , 76th ... parties agreeing to and with each other as follows : ARTICLE 1. The Government shall from time to time after the ...
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... parties hereto have executed this Supplementary Contract on the day and year first above written . Two Witnesses : GEORGE W. JACK . A. BOWMAN . THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA , By G. V. McPIKE . JACK HEINTZ , LTD . , Contractor . WM . S ...
... parties hereto have executed this Supplementary Contract on the day and year first above written . Two Witnesses : GEORGE W. JACK . A. BOWMAN . THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA , By G. V. McPIKE . JACK HEINTZ , LTD . , Contractor . WM . S ...
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... parties involved gave their consent and rejection of its decision involved no penalty . The collective agreements arrived at generally provided for a limitation of hours , with almost universal provision for overtime at higher rates ...
... parties involved gave their consent and rejection of its decision involved no penalty . The collective agreements arrived at generally provided for a limitation of hours , with almost universal provision for overtime at higher rates ...
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... parties with whom you deal , and if at any time any of the employees were members of the union , in order that the company on one side will know who they are dealing with , the people that were members of that union should be required ...
... parties with whom you deal , and if at any time any of the employees were members of the union , in order that the company on one side will know who they are dealing with , the people that were members of that union should be required ...
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Page 379 - Income taxable year, such net loss or deficiency In profit shall be allowed as a credit In determining the excess profit. If any, during the next succeeding four Income taxable years, and that the method of ascertaining the amount of excess profit, Initially fixed upon shall be determined on or before June 30, 1939": Provided further, That when aircraft are procured by the Secretary of War as a result of competitive bids requiring the submission of sample aircraft with bid, the Secretary is authorized,...
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