Wickard Sees Postwar Farm Prosperity and Rural Electrification
Wickard envisions a postwar America with owner operated family farms, wide use of soil conservation, and rural electrification expanding to every farm. He cites Farm Security loans, REA aims, and a large Senate bill to fund rural power, health centers, and social security for farm communities.
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Wise Bird Would Have Taken to Its Wings
A dismayed soldier, stuck after missing a railway connection, wanders a rain soaked town. He enters a restaurant and asks for a dish. The waitress replies with a pun about sage hen and wings prompting the soldier to reject any meal that has wings and stays in town.
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