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CONTENTS

Bland, Hon. Schuyler Otis, Representative from Virginia-----
Brenckman, Fred, Washington representative, National Grange, Wash-
ington, D. C________

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Hetzel, Ralph, director of the economic division, Congress of Indus-
trial Organizations--

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Holman, Charles, secretary, National Cooperative Milk Producers'

Federation, Washington, D. C-----

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Jones, Rowland, Jr., Washington representative of National Associa-

tion of Retail Druggists, Washington, D. C____

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Patman, Hon. Wright, Representative from Texas.

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Randolph, Walter L., president, Alabama Farm Bureau Federation---
Rice, Edwin L., Washington, D. C---

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Sheets, Dr. E. W., secretary, United States Live Stock Association,

Seward, Nebr___

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Thomas, Hon. Elmer, United States Senator from Oklahoma..

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Turner, P. C., president of the Maryland Farm Bureau, Parkton, Md--
Wingate, H. L., representing the Georgia Farm Bureau-----

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EXHIBITS

Copy of bill, H. R. 5990__

Copy of amendment by Senator Taft to H. R. 5990_-

by Richard F. Jones, Jr., 49 Pearl Street, Hartford, Conn-----

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Letter from Senator Danaher transmitting a plan for the control of rents

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SCHEDULE OF CHARTS AND TABLES

CHARTS

1. Wholesale prices, all commodities, 1800-1941.

2. Wholesale prices and cost of living, first World War and present war__
3. Wholesale prices in first World War and present war periods--------

4. Wholesale prices, zinc, 1939-41--

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1. Cost of living, actual and real average weekly earnings in manufac-
turing industries, 1919-41-

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2. Profits, wages, and farm income, 1939, 1940, and 1941__.

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3. Farmers' share of the consumer's food dollar covering 58 foods_____

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4. Price ceilings for selected agricultural commodities under the House

price bill

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5. (III) Price and urban conditions, 1910-November 1941----

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6. (IV) Purchasing power of United States consumers, 1919-November

1941

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