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... and the fact that Mr. Clarence Miller knows tobacco and I do not , I would like to call on him to present our viewpoints here to get started . The CHAIRMAN . We will be glad to hear from Mr. Miller at this time .
... and the fact that Mr. Clarence Miller knows tobacco and I do not , I would like to call on him to present our viewpoints here to get started . The CHAIRMAN . We will be glad to hear from Mr. Miller at this time .
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The Chair would be glad to recognize the Senator from Kansas , Mr. Schoeppel . Senator SCHOEPPEL . Mr. Chairman , first let me apologize for not being here at the opening of the session . I frankly did not have the information and I did ...
The Chair would be glad to recognize the Senator from Kansas , Mr. Schoeppel . Senator SCHOEPPEL . Mr. Chairman , first let me apologize for not being here at the opening of the session . I frankly did not have the information and I did ...
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I am glad to hear you make that statement . Mr. MILLER . The Department itself is attempting to move tobacco under Public Law 480. We have the Foreign Agricultural Service Tobacco Division , whose entire efforts are devoted toward that ...
I am glad to hear you make that statement . Mr. MILLER . The Department itself is attempting to move tobacco under Public Law 480. We have the Foreign Agricultural Service Tobacco Division , whose entire efforts are devoted toward that ...
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The Chair will be glad to recognize Mr. Watts . Mr. Watts . I want to talk to you about your proposals Nos . 2 and 3 , Mr. Miller . I would assume in reading your recommendation on those two proposals that one complements the other .
The Chair will be glad to recognize Mr. Watts . Mr. Watts . I want to talk to you about your proposals Nos . 2 and 3 , Mr. Miller . I would assume in reading your recommendation on those two proposals that one complements the other .
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If it would eliminate that , Senator , I am glad you brought it up . I am interested in eliminating the red - card tobacco . I think that is part of our problem . Of course , we have about 20 percent of other types of illegal tobacco ...
If it would eliminate that , Senator , I am glad you brought it up . I am interested in eliminating the red - card tobacco . I think that is part of our problem . Of course , we have about 20 percent of other types of illegal tobacco ...
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| Title | Tobacco: Hearings Before the Subcommittee on Tobacco of ..., 84-1, March 3, 10, and 14, 1955 |
| Author | United States. Congress. House. Committee on Agriculture |
| Published | 1955 |
| Length | 145 pages |
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