RECIPROCAL TRADE AGREEMENT—President Truman recently signed the Reciprocal Trade Agreements Extension Act of 1949, extending until 1951 the United States trade agreements programme and continuing the President's authority for making reciprocal trade arrangements with other countries. The photograph, taken at the White House, shows President Truman as he signed the legislation, Mr Cordell Hull is seated at the President's left. Looking on are (left to right): United States Under-Secretary of State James E. Webb; Oscar B. Ryder, chairman of the United States Tariff Commission; United States Senator Scott Lucas; Speaker of the United States House of Representatives Sam Rayburn; United States Senator Walter F. George; United States Representative Robert L. Doughton; United States Senator Tom Connally; and United States Representative Jere Cooper.
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Bay of Plenty Times, Volume LXXVIII, Issue 15117, 28 October 1949, Page 3
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122RECIPROCAL TRADE AGREEMENT—President Truman recently signed the Reciprocal Trade Agreements Extension Act of 1949, extending until 1951 the United States trade agreements programme and continuing the President's authority for making reciprocal trade arrangements with other countries. The photograph, taken at the White House, shows President Truman as he signed the legislation, Mr Cordell Hull is seated at the President's left. Looking on are (left to right): United States Under-Secretary of State James E. Webb; Oscar B. Ryder, chairman of the United States Tariff Commission; United States Senator Scott Lucas; Speaker of the United States House of Representatives Sam Rayburn; United States Senator Walter F. George; United States Representative Robert L. Doughton; United States Senator Tom Connally; and United States Representative Jere Cooper. Bay of Plenty Times, Volume LXXVIII, Issue 15117, 28 October 1949, Page 3
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