De Ronde Sugar Resolution: Hearings Before ..., 67-2, January 20 and 21 and February 3, 1922 |
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17 P. A. H. Ingenio agents American Trading American Trading Co Argentine Government Argentine sugar arrangement ASWELL Attorney authority B. H. Howell bought bring the sugar Buenos Aires cent a pound CHAIRMAN CLAGUE claim CLARKE committee Department of Justice deposit distribution embargo export Figg FRANK CLAGUE Gilbert N GLASGOW granulated sugar importation Ingenio Aguilares Ingenio Amalia Ingenio San Jose JACOWAY July June JUNE 17 kilos KINCHELOE letter Lever Act license license to deal lifted LLOYD AMERICANO loss MCLAUGHLIN of Michigan moral obligation Oriental Navigation P. A. H. Ingenio Esperanza P. A. H. Ingenio San permit Philip De Ronde pilet sugar price of sugar profit prosecutions purchase PURNELL question refined request resolution RIDDICK RILEY Senator CARAWAY Senator MCNARY Senator Moses Senator RANSDELL Senator WADSWORTH ship statement sugar business Sugar Equalization Board sugar in Argentina tell TINCHER told transaction understand United VOIGT York
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12 페이지 - An act to provide further for the national security and defense by encouraging the production, conserving the supply, and controlling the distribution of those ores, metals, and minerals which have formerly been largely imported, or of which there is or may be an inadequate supply.
27 페이지 - The committee met at 10 o'clock am, Hon. Gilbert N. Haugen (chairman) presiding. There were present: Mr. Haugen, Mr. McLaughlin of Michigan, Mr.
28 페이지 - ... books all the data that has been collected. We have some that go back to 1875, but here are the data with regard to this young Mr. Borders. I can read it off. We have the mileage here. I do not think it is worth while doing. Senator CLARK of Missouri. It may be included in tl.-e record. (The matter referred to is on file with the clerk of the committee.) Mr. MACDONALD. Mr.
13 페이지 - In the month of May, 1920. and until about March 3, 1921, I was in the employ of the United States in the Department of Justice as spec'al assistant to the Attorney General, and engaged in the work of the Department of Justice of supervising, directing, and effectuating the enforcement of the provisions of the Lever food-control act (act approved Aug.
28 페이지 - Shall I proceed against this company? Shall I proceed against that company?" I had conferences with Senator Smoot long before that on the price of beet sugar in the Middle West — many conferences. Senator McNARY. As I understood you, you had written instructions of authority from the Attorney General. Will you supply the record with that authority? Mr. RILEY. I will be very glad to. (The document referred to is on file with the clerk of the committee. ) Mr. GLASGOW. The statute requires the Attorney...
22 페이지 - ... consumption and this shall be raw sugar, but it has been our policy to deal with the general subject. Mr. COFFEE. Should we develop some policy of scaling down foreign imports? Do you not think it would be advisable to apply that to the quota provided for direct consumption rather than raws? Mr. GRAY. I do not know that I am competent to answer that question, Mr. Coffee. I rather rely on the judgment of men like Mr. Kearney, of the Beet Sugar Association, or Mr. Bourg, of the Cane Sugar League,...
10 페이지 - ... pilet sugar are deposited or warehoused to the order of this ministry, in accordance with the terms of article 4 of the agreement of May 22.
6 페이지 - EXPORTATION OF 100,000 TONS OF SUGAR. " ' BUENOS AIRES. May 22, 1920. " ' The executive power of the nation, in general agreement with the minis', ers, decrees:
14 페이지 - I had been acquainted and in whom I had every confidence, having known him to have been an officer in the United States Navy during the war, had a conference with me. I informed Mr. De Ronde of the critical necessity of increasing the available supply of sugar, and discussed with him the limited lifting of the Argentine embargo.
16 페이지 - The situation with reference to sugar was by my direction placed entirely in the hands of Mr. Riley in the spring of 1920, and it became...