Farm Adjustment Plan Faces Uncertain Future says Farrell
F D Farrell of Kansas Agricultural College argues the federal farm adjustment program rests on socializing agriculture and will test if producers and processors will restrain supply. He notes price insurance for 1933 34 and the goal to restore pre war purchasing power for the domestically used wheat, marking a potential end to an era of extreme individual farming if participation falters.
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F. D. Farrell
Kansas Agricultural College
American Bankers Association Journal
Mr. Farrell
Fam
United States
Farrell
Wallace
Bankers Prep Farm Finance Book Promotes Safe Investments
The Agricultural Commission of the American Bankers Association prepared a new book titled Making Farm Investments Safe. It summarizes ten years of ABA material and provides practical guidance on farm loans, risk factors, crop practices, dairy and livestock production, marketing efficiency, farm leases, and directed farm credit.
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Agricultural Commission of the
American Bankers Association
Banking Through Turbulent Times and Public Trust
The American Bankers Association recalls banking’s long history of shocks including the 1929 crash. It cites failures due to regulation, incompetence, and dishonest lending while defending bankers and urging higher standards and public trust to sustain the nation’s financial system.
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American Bankers Association
Anking
Department of Life
Bankine
de Drousdt
Banks Lead in Repayments of Federal Loans in Era
The Reconstruction Finance Corporation reports repayments on 2.839 billion dollars in loans issued since February 1933. Banks have returned about 44 percent of the funds, supported by solid collateral, while other banks and lenders account for roughly 16 percent of repayments. The figures indicate growing stability and faith in public financial programs.
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Warough
Reconstraction Finance Corporation
Reconstruction Finance Corporaties
Burr Vera
Bave
Bankers Aid Agriculture Drive Strong in Drought Relief
State bankers joined the Agricultural Commission in promoting farmer cooperation. They organized drought relief through county seed loan committees handling 928 applications, with $33 granted. They backed 4‑H Club enrollment and state contention, livestock feeding support, and crop improvement through the Extension Service standardization program.
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Agricultural Commission of the
American Bankers Association
Excession Service
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