Soong family soybean move flags political impact
The column links a Soong family move to corner the soybean market with profits of about 30 million dollars, raising U S prices by roughly one dollar per bushel. It notes connections to T L Soong and H H Kung, and mentions export license bans tied to related wealth maneuvers. It also recounts GOP campaign tactics and 1952 target states outlined by Ab Hermann to swing Senate seats.
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China
Chiang Kai-Shek
T. L. Soong
T. V. Sooing
United States
Eugene Soong
L. K. Kung
H. H. Kung
Secretary of Commerce
Sawyer
Louis Johnson
GOP
Ab Hermann
National Committee
Hermann
Senate
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Connecticut
McCarthy
Scott Lucas
Illinois
Francis Myers
Pennsylvania
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Utah
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Maryland
Frank Smith
John M. Butler
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Dick Cardall
Arthur Watkins
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Kentucky
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