INDEX Acheson and Thorp concept that foreign policy and domestic economy Acheson, Hon. Dean, Secretary of State, before the House Committee on Allocation of metals appearing in various parts of 1942 of the Defense Page 240 965 292 223 Armstrong, Willis C., office memorandum from, to Mr. Brown, January 17, Articles from Economic Intelligence, May 1952, Chamber of Commerce Bow report on illegality of IMC. 325 230, 234 61 Bramble, Mr., to Willis Armstrong, January 3, 1952, re experience of the 225 British seek curbs on United States Stockpiling, article in New York 55 54 Chapter IX, the International Trade Organization from United Nations 697 Chapter XIII, the International Trade Organization (ITO), from United 957 Cobalt, implementing of the IMC cobalt allocation to the United States, 288 246 Correspondence between the Comptroller General of the United States 994 198 Defense Production Administration No. 426, August 20, 1952-Defense Pro- 41 DPA ordered GSA to divert materials to industries_ 181 Draft specification for statistical reports on IMC commodities, submitted 291 ECA-MSA funds given foreign nations to buy materials in competition with 56 Effect of IMC on stockpile. 48 Employment of personnel in the Office of the Assistant Secretary of State 229 93 216 Evans, Hon. John W., Office of International Materials Policy, State Evans, John W., to Mr. Leddy, Office of International Materials Policy, 75, 103, 149, 191, 239 Executive Order 9177, defining additional functions, duties, and powers of 83, 210 46 Extracts from I of Resources for Freedom, report to the President by the Federal Register, volume 16, pages 10123-10124, GCPR SR 70 and 71, price orders on lead and zinc___ Ferguson and Sadlak amendments to curb IMC. Fiscal year 1953 Mutual Security presentation for Senate and House hear- Executive Order 10290, safeguarding official information in the interests of the defense of the United States__ Executive Order 10501, safeguarding official information in the interests of the defense of the United States____ Page 71 71, 78 1099 985 60 309 128 25 283 282 75, Freidman, Selma, biographical register of Selma Freidman, Department Getzin, Hon. Edmund E., metals and minerals staff, State Department_ 241 103, 149, 191, 239 Getzin, Hon. Edmund E., metals and minerals staff, State Department, on minerals, materials, and economic resources, February 19, 1952, speech__ Government programs based on false and misleading information as to actual mineral resources in United States. Guns and butter cartel_ 207 325 Habana Charter, article 57, chapter 6, for an International Trade Organization, March 4, 1948-Objectives of the Intergovernmental Commodity Agreements__ 103, 105, 106, 107, 108, 109 Honest Government administrators were following instructions though aware that it was making us dependent on foreign nations__ IMC acted to divert materials from stockpile_-_ IMC program implemented by DPA___ IMC worked to disadvantage of United States_. International Materials Conference formed without consent of Congress__ 202 53 167 222 38 171, 173, 175 International Materials Conference press release No. 31, dated July 6, International Trade Organization hearings before Senate Finance Com- ITO Charter, an article to the study of, from Habana Charter for an Jeffers, C. W., Executive Secretary, International Materials Conference, 991 56 612 95 970 269, 271 24 Joint statement by the Governments of France, the United Kingdom, and 259 Legal basis for United States participation in the International Materials 97 List of State Department employees engaged on various international 1166 1165 Lourie, Hon. Donold B., Under Secretary of State for Administration, to chairman, December 30, 1953, re documents in possession of State Department with respect to IMC.. 80 Page 75, 103, 149 Lourie, Hon. Donold B., Under Secretary of State for Administration Martin, Hon. Thomas E., a Representative in Congress from the State of Measures for International Economic Stability, report by a group of ex- "Merchant vessels lost worldwide, 1942, all causes," table submitted by Hon. Thomas Martin__ Morgenthau, Hon. Henry, Secretary of the Treasury, to the President, re aid to Russia___ International minerals and metals_. Morton, Hon. Thruston B., Assistant Secretary of State for Congressional 332 1 1106 7 200 472 75, 103, 149, 191, 239 Official report of the United States delegation to the first meeting of the Press release of the Office of Defense Mobilization, September 20, 1951, Press release of the Office of Defense Mobilization, September 30, 1951, submitted by Hon. George W. Malone__ Press release of the Defense Production Administration, August 20, 1952, Press release of the State Department on International Materials Con- Press release of the State Department on scarce commodity committees, submitted by Hon. Thomas Martin___ 355 303 297 35 31, 174 Press release of the International Materials Conference, June 22, 1951, President's statement approving S. 752, July 23, 1946_. "Procurement authorizations by commodity and country of destination," Proposals concerning an international trade organization__. Proposals concerning an international trade organization, section C of Proposals for expansion of world trade and employment-Department of Public Law 520–. Public Law 520, 79th Congress, 2d session__ Questions and answers on International Materials Conference, Defense Report from Geneva to the Office of Public Affairs, Department of State- Report from Geneva to the Office of Public Affairs-International Confer- Reporting of the Drafting Committee of the Preparatory Committee of the United Nations Conference on Trade and Employment, Lake Success, New York (January 20 to January 25, 1947) – Report of the first session of the Preparatory Committee of the United Page 385 603 292 Reports to Speaker of the House Joseph W. Martin, by Congressmen Frank 621 Sadlak report on IMC, May 15, 1953, submitted by Hon. Edmund E. Ship losses, World War II_____. State Department determined policies of other departments-Parallel 240 State Department efforts to keep IMC documents classified__ 227 129 10 79 6 80 State Department exercised hidden control over IMC.. State Department memorandum, dated January 10, 1951. State Department opinion on legality of IMC Statement by G. J. Ticoulat, Deputy Administrator, Defense Production Stockpile Withdrawals and Diversions Is Drawn on-Zinc and Rutile To Shortage of copper caused by IMC. Stockpile report to the Congress, Munitions Board, January 23, 1952___ Tariffs and preferences, section B of international agreement relating to 1053 34 123 1009 332 15 Third quarter copper allotments increase: Fowler statement, Defense 1066 Thorp, Willard L., Assistant Secretary of State for Economic Affairs, the 978 231 118 Unauthorized operation of IMC_. United Kingdom dumped their lead stockpile on depressed world market__ United Nations Conference on Trade and Employment held at Habana, Walsh, A. J., Commissioner, General Services Administration, to chair- Warren, Hon. Lindsay C., Comptroller General of the United States, to 711 779 145 45 42 |