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Journal of the Executive Proceedings of the Senate of the United States of America

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LETTER FROM THE SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY COMMUNICATING A REPORT OF CHEMICAL ANALYSES OF SUGARS MOLASSES &c. AND OF RESEARCHES ON HYDROMETERS MADE UNDER THE SUPERINTENDENCE OF PROFESSOR A. D. BACHE BY PROFESSOR R. S. MCCULLOH

1845006911Washington: Government Printing Office 1845. 28th Congress 2d Session Senate Executive Doc. No. 50. February 21 1845. Read and ordered to be printed. March 3 1845. Ordered that 500 additional copies be furnished for the use of the Senate. Two other reports are included as part of the same document: 1 Report of the Secretary of the Treasury Communicating a report of scientific investigations relative to the chemical nature of saccharine substances and the art of manufacturing sugar; made under the direction of Professor A. D. Bache by Professor R. S. McCulloh. 29th Congress 2d Session Senate Executive Doc. No. 50. March 1 1847. Ordered to be printed and that 5000 additional copies be printed for the use of the Senate. Seven b/w foldout plates one b/w plate with drawings and chart. 2 Letter from the Secretary of the Treasury Communicating a report of researches on hydrometers and spirituous liquors made under the superintendence of Professor A. D. Bache by Professor R. S. McCulloh. 30th Congress 1st Session Senate Executive Doc. No. 50. June 2 1848. Read and ordered that 10000 copies be printed for the use of the Senate together with the former reports relating to the same series of scientific researches under the revision of Professor McCulloh. One foldout b/w plate Plate A showing 'Curves of Specific Gravity for Spirits containing various per cents by weight of alcohol.' 3 An Appendix Supplementary to the Preceding Reports on Sugar. 653 pages. Disbound government document. Residue from leather book binding remains on spine edge and is very dry spine edge is also creased. Pages are browning along edges some dirt smudges few corners are creased and dog-earred text is easily legible. Document in VG- condition. Scarce complete document of unique scientific research. Paperbound. Very Good-. Illus. by Foldout Plates Plates Tables Figures. Size: Approx. 5 3/4" x 9". U.S. Government Document. Government Printing Office Paperback

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News-week (Newsweek) Magazine, July 17, 1937 - Cover Photo of "The Walk-In": Anti-Unionists Enter Republic Steel's Upson Works Under Protection of National Guard Guns

44 pages. Contents: Labor: John Lewis' Little-Steel Engine Stalls: Unions and the People Take Their Bruises to Court; Court: Champions of the Senate Wage Wordy War Over President's Plan; Agriculture: (Edward Asbury) O'Neal Prods Congress Toward New AAA (Agriculture Adjustment Act); Palestine: Might Again is Right - Jews, Arabs Divided and Told to Like It; U.S.S.R.: A Grand Inquisitor (Andrey Vyshinsky) Disappointed in U.S. Equality; Britain: Earl (Francis Douglas Stuart, Earl of Moray) Smokes Self Out of the House of Lords; China: Blanks Shoot Bullets in Japanese Summer War Games; Spain: One Year of Fighting (Civil War) - And Both Sides Only Beginning; Episcopalians: Bitter Feud Looms Over New Divorce Laws; Oxford Group: An Actress And a Parish 'Share' Opinions (Buchmanism); Pleasure and Profit in Stamps; Aviation: Warships and Planes Sweep Pacific for Lost Flyers (Amelia Earhart and Fred Noonan); Soviet Russia on Top of the World; Golf: Mysterious Montague Caught in Bunker of the Law (Laverne Moore alias John Montague); British Open: (Henry) Cotton Thrives; Baseball: Ruthless Yankees Glitter in All-Star Spotlight; Banking: Balance Sheets for Laymen and Increased Trade Loans for Recovery; Hotel McCurdy Employees Take Baths and Guests Receive Roses; Radio 'Charlie' Starts a New Boom in Ventriloquism; Pros and Amateurs Busy in Electric-Light (meter tampering) Racket; Screen: Russian and Polish Spies Mix Their Love with Politics in "The Emperor's Candlesticks"; Writers: New Talent is Sought For New Deal in Air Programs; Features: Dead Editor (Morrill Goddard) Still Dictates Big Weekly's Policy; Jaundice: Manhattan Surgeon Reports on Man Turning Green; and Today in America: Golf Balls and Cement (Federal Trade Commission). Color Packard Automobile ad. Full Page Vintage Color Print Ad with Gary Cooper Promoting Lucky Strike Cigarettes. Half page black/white Ol' Judge Robbins Cartoon Ad for Prince Albert Pipe Smoke. Binding intact. Average wear. A sound vintage copy. Magazine

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Newsweek Magazine, March 14, 1938

40 pages. Contents: TVA (Tennessee Valley Authority): Directors' Squabbles Finally Break Into the Open - Arthur Morgan Demands Congressional Investigation Into Power Policy; (Bernard M.) Baruch Offers New Deal Advice; Reorganization Bill: Senate Makes Last Stand Against White House Pressure; Roosevelt Doings: Literature, Diplomacy, Fun, Elocution, Politics; Voice of the G.O.P. (Grand Old Party): Dr. (Glenn) Frank Starts Ball Rolling With Some Catchwords; (Robert H.) Jackson's Successor: 'Folklore of Capitalism' Gets Still More Publicity; Woe in the West: Ocean Winds Blow Disaster to Southern California; Russia: Pattern Stands Out in Series of Purge Trials - Each New Session Brings Something More Frightening to Public's Attention; Austrian Hamlet: To Be or Not to Be a Nazi Plagues Interior Minister; (Hermann Wilhelm) Goering Threatens: Czechoslovakia's Premier Returns Bluff for Bluff; (Martin) Niemoeller 'Freed'; Britain Bargains and Builds Planes; Spain: Sea Battle Diminishes Franco's Blockade Chances; Turmoil in Japan: Whole Nation is Aroused Over Mobilization Bill; Canadian Fascists: Scattered Factions' Drive for Harmony Stirs Parliament; Mexico and Oil: American and British Firms Put in Tight Corner; W.R. (William Randolph) Hearst's Empire: Publisher Decides to Give up His $15 Million Art; Spectrum and Children: Finger Painting Helps Show What They See in Colors; Glenn Cunningham: World's Fastest Man Lives to Run Another Day; Indoor Tennis Produces a 19-Year-Old Candidate for U.S. Davis Cup Team; 'Essentialist' Group Urges Pupils Be Coddled Less and Taught More; Talking Newspapers: Transmission Expert Files a Challenging Patent; Insurance: New York Ponders a Reform Bill and an Expose: (Herbert H.) Lehman and Press Attack 'High-Pressure' Salesmanship in Industrial Policies; New Tax Deal, and Signs of Hope; Labor: Union Discipline Quells Hosiery Workers' Revolt; Mrs. (Eleanor) Rooney, Boss; Labor Notes: NLRB (National Labor Relations Board), C.I.O. (Congress of Industrial Organizations), A.F. of L (American Federation of Labor). and the State of the Nation; Holding Companies: New Glass Bank Measure Held Menace to Vast Concerns; and Employers: Senate Committee Studies N.A.M.(National Association of Manufacturer)'s Record on Unions. Binding intact. Small mailing label bottom front cover. Contents clean and unmarked. Average wear. A sound vintage copy. Book

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United States Congress Senate Committee on Military Affairs Subcommittee on War MobilizationBiblio.com

Elimination of German Resources for War Part 10 February 1946 I.G. Farben Exhibits To accompany Part 7; Hearings before a Subcommittee of the Committee on Military Affairs United States Senate Seventy-Ninth Congress First Session Pursuant to S. Res. 107 78th Congress and S. Res. 146 79th Congress Authorizing a Study of War Mobilization Problems

194662739Washington DC: United States Government Printing Office 1946. Presumed first edition/first printing. Wraps. Fair. PART 10 ONLY. vi 1151-1530 pages. Illustrations. Tabular Data. Occasional footnotes. Small excess of paper at bottom of pages 1397/1398 trimmed away. Small corner piece of pages 1399/1400 missin--no loss of text. No dust jacket as issued. Marginal ink marks and some underlining noted. Front cover worn and soiled with tears at bottom staple area. Among the information contained is History of the Farben merger 1926; Statement by dr. von Schnitzer on Farben's wartime expansion; Overseas exports of Farben during wartime; History of the Military Liaison Office; Industrial Mobilization and report on conferences at German Military command in Paris. There is also information on damage to Farben plants. This was one of several fact-finding hearings on the economic base for German aggression. This material is related to a report on the investigation of I.G. Farbenindustrie Aktiengesellschaft Frankfurt am Main German. This investigation was one of a series initiated by Financial Branch G-5 USFET and the Finance Division United States Group Control Council with respect to the international asset position of Germany. A basic purpose of this investigation was to uncover the nature and location of the far-flung and carefully concealed external assets of I. G. Farben. The exhibits includes tables statistics analysis of profits research expenditures etc. United States Government Printing Office paperback

Ground Zero Books · États-Unis275,00 $US≈ 232,68 €

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