FSA Details Farm Loan Programs for Sweet Grass County
The Farm Security Administration announces loan programs for Sweet Grass County farmers drawn from new funds. Eligible applicants should apply now as demand rises and staff remain limited. Operating loans up to 2500 per year at five percent. ownership loans up to 12000 for veterans and non veterans. water facilities and group service loans also available. Information at Bouse Chevrolet garage Big Timber each Monday.
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Sweet Grass County
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Agriculture department eases famine flour rules and expands grain use
Washington reports the agriculture department will stop mandating 80 percent dark flour after September 1 and will keep a domestic flour distribution cap at 87 percent of last year. The export goal for grains rises to 400 million bushels and brewers and distillers gain more grain, with beer use up to 85 percent and distillers receiving 3 million bushels in September.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Hoover Charges Misuse of Foods in Yugoslavia
Former President Herbert Hoover, returning from a long world tour, accused Yugoslavia of diverting U N R R A aid to support Marshal Tito's army. He said the U S provided the majority of finance and food, and cited a Tito army of about 750,000 from a 14 million population. Hoover warned of Russian obstruction to peace and pressed for farming and rehabilitation at home.
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German War Trials Nearing Close
Lord Justice Sir Geoffrey Lawrence announced that the international military tribunal plans to conclude the nine months old trial of 22 German war leaders and seven Nazi organizations by this weekend. The court considers a defense bid to bring new witnesses and affidavits, including Col. Boerger from Dachau, while prosecutors seek time to read a prospective witness letter.
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Geoffrey Lawrence
International Military Tribunal
Dachau
Walter Schrieber
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Boerger
Lawrence
Favors Price Control Of Dairy Products
New York August 27 Paul A Porter national OPA administrator said he would insist on restoring ceiling prices for fluid milk and dairy products. He told 2 000 OPA workers he would seek the June 30 ceiling plus subsidies for fluid milk and criticized the decontrol board for not applying price controls. He warned dairy prices may run out of hand.
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New York
Paul A. Porter
OPA
Porter
Price Control Board
Congress
Solon Says Russia Creating Incidents
U S Senator Francis J. Myers told the Pennsylvania American Legion convention that Russia commits deliberate acts of violence to deter Americans in Europe and China. He urged public support for keeping U S troops in Europe and Asia and warned against withdrawing troops.
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United States
Francis J. Myers
Democrat
Pennsylvania
Russia
Europe
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China
Japan
George Washington University and the 1821 charter clash
A fragment notes George Washington University and a 1821 charter clash over North Carolina and secession era tensions. It mentions a slave-holding state, congressional charter, and troops called in by Lincoln-era actions in the District of Columbia.
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Congress
North Carolina
the College
United States
Lin
District of Columbia
Com
Doctor seeks delay in divorce suit hearing
Dr. Harold E. Morrison, operator of a family problems office in San Francisco, asked the judge to delay the opening of his divorce suit by letter. He cited an appointment to address the Fairfield Lions Club on the topic Be Happy Though Married.
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San Francisco
Harold E. Morrison
Morrison
Fairfield Lions Club
French Government Donates Allied Cemeteries in France
The French government voted to gift Allied military cemeteries in France to the Allied nations. The decision announced in Paris on August 24 underscores postwar honors and international collaboration among sustaining wartime ties.
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