Institutional on-farm training standards for World War II veterans
The article outlines phased requirements for institutional on-farm training under Public Law 16 and the GI Bill. It specifies 200 hours of classroom instruction plus 100 hours of supervised farm work, monthly visits, farm control by the veteran, and instructor requirements. It also covers course standards, farm suitability, and the need for continuous full-time training with proper equipment and productive income potential.
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Farma
Ohich
National 4-H Garden program aids youth gardening drive
Rural youth nationwide prepare to join the 1950 National 4 H Garden program guided by the Cooperative Extension Service. It trains in planning, pest control, and economical marketable produce, with incentives including gold medals and a college scholarship for top state and national winners.
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Allis Chalmers
Eigh
Albany
Big Horn
Campbell
Conversa
Crook
Goshen
Hot Springs
Lincoln
Natrona
Census self enumeration planned to speed ranch data
Census officials promote self enumeration to save time for ranchers and enumerators during 1949 data collection. The system is used in 41 states but not in seven southern states due to tenant landlord complexities. Ranchers in the county should have received questionnaires by March 27 with about a week to answer before Census takers begin April 1.
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Sublette
John P Hudson
Census Bureau
US Department of Commierce
American Legion Auxiliary
National Broadcasting Company
Hanson
New York
American Legion Auxianty
Car~ville
Publc
National Broadcasting Co
New York City
Metdie Towerton
Big Piney
Wyo
Hudson
Alabama
Georgia
Louisiana
Mississippi
North Carolina
South Carolina
Arkansas
Senate weighs Kilgore Ferguson DP substitute bill
The Senate faces a first week of April vote on a new Displaced Persons DP bill aimed at liberalizing the 1948 DP Act and widening admissions in June 1951. Support centers on the Kilgore Ferguson Substitute DP Bill with bipartisan backing amid opposition to the McCarran bill. Public opinion favors a fair DP law and broad support from 140 organizations and leaders.
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United States
U.S. Senate
theSenate
Senate
Kilgore-Ferguson
Kilgore- Ferguson
Pat McCarran
Nev
Senate Judiciary Committee
Homer Ferguson
Mich
Harley M. Kilgore
W. V2
McCarran
Judiciary Committee
Robert Taft
Ohio
Scott Lucas
Lucas
Nevada
Nilgore-Ferguson
MES
U.S.A
Dps
Perle Mesta
U.S
Luxembourg
Frankfurt
Germany
U.S Chamber of Commerce
The
AFL and Cio
Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America
National Catholic Welfare Conference
America
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