Farm Bureau urged to lead government spending cuts
W. S. Myers, dean of Cornell University College of Agriculture, urged the American Farm Bureau federation at its 32nd annual convention to lead a program cutting nondefense government payments to farmers. He warned against direct price controls and called for higher taxes, housing and credit controls, and greater industrial production to ease shortages.
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Wage Price Hearing Set on Beet Crop
The agriculture department will hold a public hearing in St. Paul on January 5 about wage and price for the 1951 beet crop. Five meetings are planned across Detroit, Billings, Salt Lake City, and Greeley with dates in early January. The hearings determine minimum wages for producers and minimum prices processors must pay to qualify for sugar subsidies.
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Birthdays Holidays in Strike Accord at Minneapolis Plants
Workers at two Electric Machinery Manufacturing Co plants in Minneapolis gain holidays and a six cent hourly raise after a one week CIO International Union of Electrical Workers strike settlement.
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