Shipping. See Vessels, American and foreign. Shipping conditions, post-war. Page 713-714 Shipping industry: Effect of international trade on. Shipping situation. Shirts, cotton: Concessions obtained by United States on.. 634 555 242 Shrimp, canned: Concessions obtained by United States on. 242 266 526 538 Silk manufactures: Concessions obtained by United States on. Imports of, in 1939, affected by trade-agreement duty reductions now Silver and manufactures: Concessions obtained by United States on. Silver standard.. Simpson, Hon. Richard M.: Statements and questions by. Small Business, National Advertising Council of Independent. Effect of war on.. National advisory council of....... Protection and representation of interests cf... 619, 623, 624-625, 629, 688-689, 702, 711 South America (see also American Republics; Latin America; and individual 189 South and Central American products: United States commitment to Soviet Union. See Union of Soviet Socialist Republics. Spirits, wines, and other beverages: Imports of, in 1939, affected by trade- 845-852 742, 779-780 739 64-65 101, 103 399 Spain: Most-favored-nation clause in agreement between United States As cause of immigration from Europe and nonmigration of Americans 451, 494, 498, 603, 610, 644, 660-661, 681, 693, 704, 714, 767, 773 172, 173, 204 Stanford University, Food Research Institute: Letter from J. S. Davis, Starches: Imports of State, Department of: Article VII of Mutual Aid Agreements drafted by. Page 1071-1072 936 696 27, As coordinator and negotiator in trade-agreements program. Collaboration in setting up proposed international customs union.... 73 Data prepared by, on benefits under reciprocal trade agreements.... 369 92-94 Press release of, on representation at meeting of American Republics, Press release of, summarizing trade agreement with Argentina... – 423-430 Statement of, on sanitary provisions of trade agreements_ Trade policies of... State, Secretary of: See Hull, Hon. Cordell, Secretary of State. Steel and products: Labor preliminary to export of, in certain years.. 515 824-826 418 419 299 405 Steel ingots, blooms, etc.: United States exports of, to Japan, 1936-40- Stone products: Labor preliminary to export of, in certain years. Stripper wells: Petroleum output of 88 243 Stone, Mrs. Margaret F., representing National Women's Trade Union 930-932 299 920-921 102 Subsidization of business by Government- Sugar: Imports of, from Cuba... Reductions of duty on 708-709 139 Concessions on, granted by United States in trade agreements. 282, 283, 284, 368, 476, 550, 572 47, 525, 550, 570-575, 642 Sugar, molasses, and manufactures of: Imports of, in 1939, affected by trade-agreement duty reductions now in effect--. 11, 12 Sugar refining: Production, exports, and labor in, 1929. 300 Sumatra wrapper tobacco. See Tobacco, Sumatra wrapper. Sundries: Imports of, in 1939, affected by trade-agreement duty reduc- Delegation of legislative authority to Executive upheld by. 210, 212, 213, 214 212 Surgical rubber goods: Concessions obtained by United States on. 706, 707 Surpluses, domestic: Disposition of. Suspension of trade agreements by Congress: Authority for, proposed Sweatshop labor.. 34, 256, 266, 724 Value of exports to, 1937- 239, 240 Swiss Fabric Group, St. Gall, Switzerland: Statement of M. Stanley Brown, representing- Swiss watches: Cost of, compared with United States cost- 661-666 Switzerland: Legislative action on trade agreements required by Most-favored-nation clause agreement in between United States and (in force also with Liechtenstein). Relations of, with Axis Powers_ 45, 170, 268, 664, 991, 1004, 1005, 1006, 1009 Standard of living in. Trade agreement with.. Value of exports to, 1937. 239, 240 Synthetic Organic Chemical Manufacturers Association of the United States: Brief submitted by 1093-1101 170 45 993, 996, 1003 189 Synthetic rubber. See Rubber, synthetic. Taft, former president William H.: T Advocacy by, in 1910, of free trade with Canada.. Quoted on cost of production - - Tariff acts: Average ad valorem rates of duty on imports under specified. 357-358 35 212 215, 216, 219, 471 Tariff Commission. See United States Tariff Commission. 52, 58, 252-253, 354, 355–360, 495, 514-515, 541, 542, 543–544, 934 Taussig, Dr. Frank W.: Quoted 408, 412-413 Tax legislation: Motion to defer hearings on Trade Agreements Act, to con- Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association___. Movement of plants of, from New England to the South_ Textile manufactures: Concessions obtained by United States on.. Effect of trade-agreements program on imports and exports of 629 662 242 59 525-527, 551 582-583 Textiles and their products: Labor preliminary to export of, in certain 299 Thailand: Most-favored-nation clause in treaty between United States Tires and tubes: Concessions obtained by United States on.. 242 86405-43-73 Reduction of duty on Sumatra wrapper, from Netherlands. 236 Surplus of... 34 Virginia, tax on cigarettes of 293 Tobacco and cigarettes: Concessions obtained by United States on, in 427 Tobacco and manufactures of: Imports of, in 1939, affected by trade- Tomatoes: 11, 12 Carlot shipments from principal sources, by months.--- 278 272, 275, 979, 981, 990 Concessions obtained by United States on.. 241 979 318 276, 277, 278 351 243 1083-1087 Cost of production of Export duty imposed by Mexico on.. Prices of Tomatoes, prepared or preserved: Reduction of duty on, in agreement Tools: Concessions obtained by United States on.. Toy Manufacturers of the United States of America, Inc.: Letter from Trade-agreement countries: Comparison of United States trade with non-trade-agreement and... 192- Status of, in relation to the war. 199-201 Trade Agreements Act (see also Trade-agreements program): Agreements not concluded with Germany and Japan under____ Article VII of Mutual Aid Agreements allegedly drafted by State De- As barrier to German influence in Latin America.. Authority conferred by, on the President to adjust tariffs. 209-217, 282 Bargaining power under... 633 Brief in opposition to, submitted by American Tariff League, Inc. 695-699, 863-868 Circumvention by foreign countries of 50-percent duty-reduction 324-326 Comparison of arguments for extension of, 1937, 1940, 1943. Editorial from Baltimore Sun, April 15, 1943, concerning.. 231-232 232-233 228, 315, 363-365, 601, 602, 632, 700, 708, 866 28 79 Trade Agreements Act-Continued. Objectives and principles of.. Poll on extension of, taken by Modern Industry magazine. Post-war return of foreign commerce to private enterprise by means Renewal of, disadvantageous to small business, alleged. Page 305-306 79 369 630 644 520 609 366 Trade-agreements bill: Chronology of, and reduction of duty on sugar in Trade Agreements Committee, Interdepartmental. See Interdepart- Trade agreements, existing: Proposed modification of provisions of, in Trade-agreements program (see also Committee for Reciprocity Informa- Alternatives to.. 368 233 588-590, 696 And foreign trade barriers. See Trade barriers; Trade barriers, non- As bond between United States and Latin America.. Effect of international cartels on. See Cartels, international. 630-631, 659 17-18, 53, 78-79, 113, 453, 470, 516–517, 775–777, 924 54, 68 78, 79, 90, 113, 114, 165, 181, 185, 208, 433, 471, 504, 715, 722- 231-323, 432-433, 553 Most-favored-nation policy under. See Most-favored-nation clause Negotiations with foreign governments under 22 475-476, 701 80-81, 114, 165, 167, 176, 179, 183-184, 186-187, 192, 194, 227, Rates of duty under, compared with rates under Tariff Acts of 1913 Report of Business Advisory Council of Department of Commerce on Value of, in post-war economy. Value of, in wartime economy. 459 585-591 Trade-agreement rates of duty: Comparison of, with those in Tariff Acts of 1913 and 1922__ Trade barriers (see also Trade barriers, nontariff). 145-146, 148, 160-161, 176, 184, 246, 306, 320, 321, 322, 471, Trade barriers, nontariff (see also Cartels, international). 355-356, 359, 503, 505-508, 515, 517, 519, 524, 534, 537, 548, 590, 609, Trade conditions in 1920-21, international... 819 |