Wartime aviation and rubber debates pace wartime hearings
War time hearings cover cancellation of the tiggins ship contract and Kaiser plan to build giant cargo planes. Eddie Hickenbacker and aviation experts testify on cargo planes at 8 a.m. Military subcommittee sessions. Agriculture subcommittee closes its hearings on making synthetic rubber from alcohol. Judiciary subcommittee weighs temporary circuit judge assignments. House recesses as July 29, 1943 reports note rail traffic uses 16,000,000 tons of steel.
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