Government Assistance for Mineral Development: A $10 Million Program to Increase Production , February 15, 1951

Item — Box: 11, Folder: 74

Identifier: CAC_CC_001_4_11_74_0001

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The text discusses a $10 million government program aimed at increasing production of scarce minerals such as copper, lead, zinc, and others. A letter from H. A. Pruitt of Ardmore, Oklahoma, requests information about government assistance for developing a mineral lease in Arkansas. The Defense Minerals Administration provides details on federal aid available for the development of mineral properties, including accelerated amortization, purchase contracts, government loans, and exploration encouragement. Mr. Pruitt is advised to contact the Defense Minerals Administration Field Team for assistance.

Dates

February 15, 1951

Language of Materials

English

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