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AFL-CIO American employment American textile apparel approximately Arnold plant average BAILEY Bellaire Chairman Clarksburg committee Congress Congressman consumption decline DENT Department of Commerce dollar domestic production duty East Liverpool economy employed employees equipment Exhibit Exports on American fabric fact factories figures Flint Glass foreign imports GIAIMO glass industry Government GUSTKEY HAARDT Hall China handmade glassware hearings Hong Kong impact of imports Imperial Glass Corp imports and exports increase Japan Japanese JOELSON July 11 looms machine manmade fiber ment Ohio operating Paden City percent Pittsburgh Plate Glass plants potteries pounds problem quotas record represent retail sheet glass shipments silk square yards statement steel subcommittee textile imports textile industry textile machinery textile manufactures textile mills Thank tion U.S. Department U.S. Tariff Commission United wage rates West Germany West Virginia Window Glass WINSCHEL wool yarn
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