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Senator Wiley presses for alien property details in WWI firms
In Washington, Senator Wiley asks Harold L Baysdon to list all officers of the ten largest firms under the alien property custodian during World War I. He seeks names, salaries up to 50 000 and 73 000 yearly, and prior positions, plus how officers are chosen and paid. The inquiry, made during debate on ending the war with Germany, targets companies including General Uniform and Film, Schering, and General Dyestuff.
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Alien Property
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Harold L Bayston
Alien Property Office
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