Legislative Branch Appropriation Bill, 1945: Hearings Before the Subcommittee of the Committee on Appropriations, House of Representatives, Seventy-eighth Congress, Second Session, on the Legislative Branch Appropriation Bill, 1945U.S. Government Printing Office, 1944 - 181 páginas |
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... PROCUREMENT OF PRINTING FROM COMMERCIAL SOURCES I outlined to you in some detail in my statement last year ( see p . 173 of the hearings ) the procedure we were following in the procurement of printing from commercial sources . During ...
... PROCUREMENT OF PRINTING FROM COMMERCIAL SOURCES I outlined to you in some detail in my statement last year ( see p . 173 of the hearings ) the procedure we were following in the procurement of printing from commercial sources . During ...
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... Procurement ? Mr. LYNN . We buy all our fuel through the Procurement Division of the Treasury Department . Mr. O'NEAL . And this is the price they say you have to pay for the coal you need ? Mr. LYNN . Yes , sir . Mr. O'NEAL . The ...
... Procurement ? Mr. LYNN . We buy all our fuel through the Procurement Division of the Treasury Department . Mr. O'NEAL . And this is the price they say you have to pay for the coal you need ? Mr. LYNN . Yes , sir . Mr. O'NEAL . The ...
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... procurement agencies , often to the disadvantage of the Government . The best estimate that I can give at this time of the amount of printing the Government Printing Office will be required to handle in the current fiscal year is that ...
... procurement agencies , often to the disadvantage of the Government . The best estimate that I can give at this time of the amount of printing the Government Printing Office will be required to handle in the current fiscal year is that ...
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... procurement pro- gram has been evidenced . In 1942 , expenditures were 13.7 billion dollars , or 17 percent , of the cash available . In 1943 , they are about 43.5 billions , or 40 percent of the cash available . Thus there will be ...
... procurement pro- gram has been evidenced . In 1942 , expenditures were 13.7 billion dollars , or 17 percent , of the cash available . In 1943 , they are about 43.5 billions , or 40 percent of the cash available . Thus there will be ...
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... procurement program contemplates obligation of some 15.1 billion dollars in the fiscal year 1944. Because of the carry- over of 7 billions , however , only 8.1 billion dollars additional is being requested . Included in this amount is ...
... procurement program contemplates obligation of some 15.1 billion dollars in the fiscal year 1944. Because of the carry- over of 7 billions , however , only 8.1 billion dollars additional is being requested . Included in this amount is ...
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additional agencies Air Forces amount Army Service Forces asking balance bill Board BROCKWELL Budget Capitol Capitol power plant catalog Chairman Chemical Warfare civilian CLAPP Colonel BEUKEMA Colonel HOBBY Command committee contract Corps cost course Department Discussion ECHOLS employees ENGEL engineers enlisted equipment estimate for 1944 expenditures expenses facilities figure fiscal year 1944 funds GIEGENGACK HENDRICKS HENLOCK hospitals increase JOHNSON of Indiana June 30 KUSHNICK legislative lend-lease Library of Congress LOUGHRY LYNN MACLEISH MAGEE MAHON maintenance material MCNARNEY Members ment military months Navy O'NEAL operation Ordnance overseas overtime percent personnel plants PLOESER POWERS present procurement production Public purchase record reduced referred renegotiation repairs requested rubber salary schools SHANKS SNYDER SOMERVELL staff STARNES statement supplies theaters tion TISDEL transportation United United States Code War Department West Point WILBY
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