Cattlemen Back From Capital See New Deal for Industry
Grover B. Hill Amarillo cattleman reports from Washington that the Jones bill classifies beef as a basic commodity and has passed the House. A marketing agreement may raise beef prices 20 to 25 percent, with relief measures for cattle and dairy industries under swift consideration.
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Amarillo
Texas
Grover B. Hill
Washington
Hill
Panhandle Livestock Association
Department of Agriure
Roosevelt
Garner
Henry C. Wallace
Department of Agriculture
United States
Jay Taylor
Senate
Cattle and sugar policy sparks debate in Senate remarks
The piece discusses proposed cattle production cuts and fat and oils rider boosting beef prices, Texas relief canning programs, and World beef production. It notes NRA policies, sugar refining, and U S money moves amid gold flows, with figures and names like Col. Lawrence Westbrook and M C Meigs appearing in the text.
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Bureau
Great Britain
Mail planes ready for war use and fast air service
The article notes the potential adaptation of mail planes for war, including high speed pursuit capability, heavy parcel post and passenger planes repurposed as bombers, and the possibility that the U S government air mail system could create a combined military civil air network.
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Invincible
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