Farm Prices and Rapid Turnover Ignite Inflation Fears
War return prompts neighbors and tenants to buy farms as land values rise. Purchases surge in Indiana Illinois Iowa, with city investors and war workers buying land to hedge against inflation. Farm debt declines then upticks as buyers finance larger units and new owners emerge across the countryside.
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Wingis
Iowa
Land boom fears echo 1920s collapse warns farmers
The piece notes land prices jumped about 18 percent with farm incomes strong and credit easy boosting speculative buying in the Midwest. It cites possible federal controls, taxes, and credit limits as drastic remedies while warning of a repeat crash and urging careful consideration by farmers before action.
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Nde
Bret City-Trowellers
U. S. Department of Commerce
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Seventh
Federal Reserve District
Bilens
William G. Murray
Iowa
Congress
Gillette
Tarming
Land Prices in Seventh District Farm Sale Above Normal
Reports from 500 country bankers show land prices selling above normal in the Seventh Federal Reserve District. The district includes Illinois Michigan Wisconsin and northern Indiana and parts of Minnesota.
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Iowa
Wisconsin
Michigan
Indiana and
Dinors
Wich
Lows
Minots
Indiana
Illinois
Veterans urged caution for war veterans returning to farming
The New York State Rural Policy committee warns 900000 state residents will leave the armed forces and 300000 from war industries when peace arrives. If 75,000 pursue farming, many risk buying submarginal land, inflated farms, or unsuitable areas. Committee calls county agricultural defense groups to aid veterans in making sound investments and becoming productive citizens.
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Empire State
New York State Rural Policy Committee
Upstate
New York
County Agricultural Defense Committees
Nazis Leave Markers After Rapid French Retreat
The German withdrawal in France left large quantities of equipment behind and many mine markers undisturbed. Allied troops found several markers still in place as they advanced, indicating abandoned defensive positions.
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Charles de Gaulle
France
Normandy
Allice Braona
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