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Senate hearings of March and April 1942 on the synthetic rubber shortage and Standard Oil’s agreements with I. G. Farben.

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5 Mar 1942 – 7 Apr 1942

Truman Committee hearings on rubber, 1942. Senate hearings of March and April 1942 on the synthetic rubber shortage and Standard Oil’s agreements with I. G. Farben.

Truman Committee hearings on rubber, 1942 involved Truman Committee, Harry S. Truman, Thurman Arnold, Standard Oil Company (New Jersey) and I. G. Farben.

Truman Committee hearings on rubber, 1942, interventions: Thurman Arnold.

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