Rayline Worsteds, Inc., Case Before Armed Services Board of Contract Appeals, No. 1842, Report and Hearing Before the Subcommittee for Special Investigations of ... , 85-2 Under the Authority of H. Res. 67, Hearing Held July 21 ... 29, 19581958 - 535 pages |
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30 days Accounting Office action answer appellant's April April 22 Armed Services Board Army panel ASBCA attorney AUSTIN AVERY BATES believe Board member Board of Contract buck sheet Chairman Chief of Staff Colonel BARD Colonel LEVY committee Comptroller Congress Contract Appeals contracting officer contractor copy correct counsel Court of Claims COURTNEY CUNNINGHAM dated December 11 decision delivery Department discussion disposition documents draft reply evidence exhibit fact FISHER full Board GAVIN Government Governor Adams GREW HARDY HAWKS hearing HÉBERT HESS identified JAGC July 26 jurisdiction KUHN letter of November liquidated damages Lucas Act LYONS Manchester March March 28 matter MCDERMOTT memorandum merits Merrow November 13 opinion OSMERS Philadelphia Quartermaster Depot pins plaintiff President procedure question Raylaine Worsteds recall recollection record referred relief request rules Secretary SHEDD Sherman Adams subcommittee subpena testified testimony tion TWOMEY WELCH White House witness WOLFF
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