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... Committee on Copper was always representative of the dominant groups within the industry . Almost to a man the members of the committee were high officials in large companies : J. D. Ryan , president of Anaconda Copper Mining Company ...
... Committee on Copper was always representative of the dominant groups within the industry . Almost to a man the members of the committee were high officials in large companies : J. D. Ryan , president of Anaconda Copper Mining Company ...
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... committee of the industry , in daily touch and contact with all the conditions , would be in a better condition to properly handle that work than we could there , although the authority was put up to us . Now , the American Iron and ...
... committee of the industry , in daily touch and contact with all the conditions , would be in a better condition to properly handle that work than we could there , although the authority was put up to us . Now , the American Iron and ...
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... Committee Investigating the Muni- tions Industry ( hereafter referred to as Nye Committee Hearings ) , 74 Cong . , 1 Sess . , Part 22 , p . 6460 ; Minutes of the War Industries Board , 74 Cong . , 1 Sess . , Senate Committee Print No. 4 ...
... Committee Investigating the Muni- tions Industry ( hereafter referred to as Nye Committee Hearings ) , 74 Cong . , 1 Sess . , Part 22 , p . 6460 ; Minutes of the War Industries Board , 74 Cong . , 1 Sess . , Senate Committee Print No. 4 ...
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