Farm Policy Signals Enduring Loss Of Export Markets
Secretary Wickard’s Purdue speech signals a new long term farm policy amid shrinking foreign markets. Officials warn exports have declined since 1900 with post Smoot Hawley drops, urging production adjustments, income support for low earners, and greater home demand. The plan includes morale building in the military, post exchanges, and a supplemental cotton program to compensate acreage reductions with stamps for cotton goods.
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Washington
Wickard
Purdue University
United States
Y.M.C.A
Adjutant General
Army Motion Picture Service
Moving Picture Service
Moving Picture
Bell
Post Exchange
Army General Store
Chanute Field
Rantoul
Ill
Stars & Stripes
France
Harold Ross
Paris
New Yorker
Alexander Woollcott
America
John Winterich
Major Winterich
Harry Terry
The
Commerce Magazine
Army Builds Morale With Real Cooks In U S Army
The piece notes Napoleon's idea that armies rely on sustenance and highlights a shift in Uncle Sam's forces toward trained cooks who serve as essential morale builders rather than mere hangers on.
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Napoleon
Uncle Sam
Soil erosion costs U.S. billions. conservation aims to balance waste
H. H. Bennett of the U.S. Soil Conservation Service says erosion costs over 3.8 billion dollars annually and half the land is damaged. Farmers now work on 250 million acres with a goal in ten years to balance waste and conservation forces nationwide.
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United States
H. H. Bennett
U. S. Soil Conservation Service
Bennett
Pine Seedlings Planted On Local Farms Under Conservation Program
About 70 000 slash longleaf and loblolly pine seedlings arrived from the Soil Conservation Service and are being planted on farms under the district conservation program. Farmers supplement with additional stock from the state forest service. Plantings push county total to over half a million since last November. Pine seedlings remain available and planting goes on for six weeks.
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Soil Conservation Service
State Forest Service
W. E. Neisler
R. L. Philman
J. A Payne
B. A. Hollis
Alfonzo McCrary
D. W Harp
H. A. Sealy
C E. Purvis
S B. Fubanks
J J. Casson
F C. Gholson
Eli Gaultney
W. J. Butler
J. H. Neisler
Simon Gray
Knowledge Your Timber Georgia forestry progress 1941 outlook
The Georgia press has boosted forestry in 1940 and 1941 promises brighter prospects. T. Guy Woolford lauds media, Extension Division, grand juries on fire protection, county leaders, rail executives, pulp mills, naval stores, and the State Department of Forestry for coordinated conservation efforts.
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Georgia
T. Guy Woolford
Georgia Forestry Association
Department of Agriculture
Georgia Railroad
State Department of Forestry
Tire Sale and Georgia Farm Rental Notice
Childs Service Station in Butler offers reconditioned tires from 16 to 21 inches at reasonable prices. Farm for rent near Mauk 12 miles southeast of town includes home, a four-room tenant house, outbuildings, wood, orchard, hog wire fence, with government rental options to cover costs. Contact Mrs. Geo W Duncan at 1082 Lawyers Lane Columbus Georgia 5449 M.
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Childs
Childs Service Station
Butler, Ga
Duncan
Mauk
Geo. W. Duncan
Lawyers Lane
Columbus
More Housing Space Needed In Expanding Poultry Flocks
County poultry raisers expand beyond 260 yard flocks toward hundred layer operations. County Agent EB G Blackwell notes standard 14 by 24 foot houses fit breeding and larger flocks, with plans available from the county agent or Agricultural Extension Service Athens.
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EB. G. Blackwell
Agricultural Extension Service
Athens
Wisdom Quotes Assembly from Historic Sayings
A compact collection of aphorisms on wisdom and understanding drawn from Phoebe biblical verse Wordsworth and Emerson style reflections. The lines emphasize seeking wisdom from God and finding insight in humble places.
Gov Talmadge Cuts Budgets Across Georgia Departments
Atlanta Jan 24 Gov Talmadge announced a total $78 000 cut across fourteen state budgets for the current quarter led by a reduction in Public Safety from 196 072 to 163 526. The Revenue and other departments also faced trims while the Banking department saw a small rise to 10 064 with J C Beasley named regular superintendent after R E Gormley resignation.
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Atlanta
Talmadize
Department of Public Safety
Jnc. E Goodwin
New Safety
Talmadge
Treasury
Comptroller General's General Office
Confederate Pensions Office
Planning Board
Industrial Board
Veterans Service Office
Public Service Commission Utility Division
Public Service
Department of Banking
R. E. Gormley
C. B. Golson
J. C. Beasley
Reidsville
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Baukhage
National Farm and
Home Hour
WNU Service
National Press Bldg
Washington, D. C
G. Wallace Arm Forester
Emily Woodward
Hotel Lanier
Macon, Georgia
Mary Baker Eddy
Emerson
Gov
O. I. C. Pigs
E. F. Parr
Reynolds, Ga
N. L. Halley Reynolds
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