Wheat Growers Claim Injustice Demands Changes in Government Standards
A senate agriculture committee statement on August 12, prepared by Chairman Gronna and farm organizations, seeks changes to price supports and grain standards. It alleges farmers face capital losses from grading rules, government regulation, and market manipulation, urging reconsideration to prevent broader economic harm. The statement notes farmers’ incomes are low, with wheat prices possibly near 1.50 per bushel, and stresses the need to protect producers and rural communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Emands
Guarantes
Gronna
Senate Agriculture Committee
Julius’ H. Barnes
Unites States Grain Corporation
Department of Agriculture
Senate Commtee
Mo Hon
Julius H. Barnes
United States Grain Corporation
James
Government theatre partnership addressed in local notice
A cryptic OCR fragment discusses government theatre partnership and potential reductions. The readable portion mentions Pern mat tnes and harm, but essential names, places, dates, or concrete actions are not recoverable from the text.
Unclear OCR fragment on wheat pricing and farmer losses
The scrambled text alleges producer prices set at 1.50 per unit and claims investigations worry high value, with farmers missing benefits while wheat proceeds to consumer markets. It implies producers are defrauding and the public bears the cost.
Service Bureau Helps Find Work In Atlanta
United States employment service at 40 East Hunter Street offers to place men and women in office and other positions with no charge. They screen applicants, refer to best matched jobs, and cooperate with other agencies, encouraging employers to call Main 34 for help in filling positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Employment Service
East Hunter Street
United States Employment’ Service
Atlanta
Delegates to Attend Ad Men's World Convention
Walter Hill of the Atlanta Advertising Club says the annual Associated Advertising Clubs of the World convention in New Orleans, September 21 to 25, draws delegates from distant places including Brisbane and Sydney. Last year Australian attendees found value in both general and community advertising sessions. Dave Webb urged interested readers to contact promptly.
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Associated Advertising Clubs of the World
Walter Hill
Atlanta Advertising Club
Hill
Advertising Clubs
New York City
Queensland Advertising Men‘a Institute
Brisbane
Australia
New Orleans
The
Advertising Association
Sydney
San Francisco
Dave Webb
Onc Ot
League of Nations debate unsettles Miller testimony
Washington August 12. Senate Foreign Relations Committee clashed with David Hunter Miller legal adviser to the American delegation at Versailles over the genesis of the league covenant and the basis of discussion. Miller said the plan used at Versailles was a composite not drafted by one nation and denied Smuts influence. The tense session included interruptions by the chair and questions about House and Aid.
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Washington
Senate
David “Hunter Miller
League of Nation Commission
St Versailles
Westioning
Miller
League of, Nigtions
Thas
Baalg
Dilan
C. J.P. Hurst
Committes
Colonel House
Europe
Queens
For & League “of Natione
Versailles
United States
Great Britain
France
Italy
Lodge
Wilson
White House
Smuts
Senator Lodge
Hous
Branderee
Connecticut
Gordon Auchinology
EB. M. House
Brandogee
New York
Paria
Brandegen
Fashion catalog fragment shows suits and prices
The fragment lists several outfits including Number 1 a belted ben pleat coat with inset pockets priced at 9.50, Number 3A soft velour suit in black jade and yellow with squirrel fur, Number 4 a blue silvertone practical suit trimmed with nutrid and soft color tones. It notes price trends and broad color options like Congo Havana navy.
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U.s.‘Service Bureau
Muse’s
Muse
Boys’ Scout
Geo. Muse Clothing Co
Whitehall Farres Poly
Col. Sonna-Law
Te & Senate
Sorosis
Ata
Congo
Havana
Poplin
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