Henderson resigns as OPA chief in farm bloc deal
Washington reports that Leon Henderson steps down as Price Administrator after a deal with congressional farm bloc holders. Sen. Prentiss Brown expected to replace him, with farm parity price changes and wage considerations in play as Wickard confirms the accord.
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