Cotton Textile Subsidy, Hearing Before the Subcommittee on Cotton of ..., 86-1 on H.R. 4033 and S. 314, August 11, 19591959 - 62 lappuses |
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85th Congress ABERNETHY abroad ALEXANDER PIRNIE American cotton American mills apparel areas average Bates Manufacturing bill billion yards capita Census cents Chairman CLIFFORD G COFFIN Commodity Credit Corporation competition Congress cotton exports cotton products export cotton textile exports cotton textile industry countries decline domestic market domestic mills domestic textile industry economy employment England equalization payments equitable share export markets exports of cotton fabrics fibers foreign mills GATHINGS GOSSELIN HARLAN HAGEN Hong Kong imports increase industry to regain Japanese labor legislation level of exports Lewiston McINTIRE ment million percent period PIRNIE POAGE pound price of cotton problems products export program raw cotton regain the level Secretary of Agriculture sell Senate South square yards statement surplus cotton Textile Committee textile machinery textile manufacturers textile mills textile products textile workers TROUTMAN U.S. cotton textile U.S. dollars U.S. Government U.S. mills United upland cotton woolens and worsteds world market
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