Defense Production Act Amendments of 1951: Hearings Before the Committee on Banking and Currency, House of Representatives, Eighty-second Congress, First Session, on H.R. 3871, a Bill to Amend the Defense Production Act of 1950, and for Other PurposesUnited States. Congress. House. Committee on Banking and Currency, United States. Congress. Senate. Committee on Banking and Currency U.S. Government Printing Office, 1951 - 3579 pages |
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Page 1990
... average , and nonfood items had risen about 60 percent , the incomes of industrial workers had risen 300 percent and factory payrolls had increased 312 times over the average of that base period . Between February 1948 and February 1951 ...
... average , and nonfood items had risen about 60 percent , the incomes of industrial workers had risen 300 percent and factory payrolls had increased 312 times over the average of that base period . Between February 1948 and February 1951 ...
Page 1991
... average but 8 percent below the February 1948 price level . Butterfat prices at the farm were 144 percent above the 5 - year base but 12 percent below the level of February 1948. As of May 15 of this year the average prices to farmers ...
... average but 8 percent below the February 1948 price level . Butterfat prices at the farm were 144 percent above the 5 - year base but 12 percent below the level of February 1948. As of May 15 of this year the average prices to farmers ...
Page 1998
... average of milk cows on farms was 22,952,000 . The 1942 average was 25,081,000 . The 1950 average was 22,779,000 . Now , during that period , the total milk production in 1925-39 was , per cow , 4,379 pounds . In 1942 , it was 4,740 ...
... average of milk cows on farms was 22,952,000 . The 1942 average was 25,081,000 . The 1950 average was 22,779,000 . Now , during that period , the total milk production in 1925-39 was , per cow , 4,379 pounds . In 1942 , it was 4,740 ...
Page 2002
... average , and nonfood items had risen about 60 percent , the incomes of industrial workers had risen 300 percent and factory payrolls had increased 31⁄2 times over the average of that base period . Between February 1948 and February ...
... average , and nonfood items had risen about 60 percent , the incomes of industrial workers had risen 300 percent and factory payrolls had increased 31⁄2 times over the average of that base period . Between February 1948 and February ...
Page 2003
... average but 8 percent below the February 1948 level . Butterfat prices at the farm were 144 percent above the 5 - year base but 12 percent below the level of February 1948. As of Aprial 15 of this year the average prices to farmers for ...
... average but 8 percent below the February 1948 level . Butterfat prices at the farm were 144 percent above the 5 - year base but 12 percent below the level of February 1948. As of Aprial 15 of this year the average prices to farmers for ...
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