Hoover Farm Relief Plan Advances Through Congress
The agricultural marketing act framework clears Congress and heads to President Hoover for signature around June 12. A farm board with eight presidential appointees will oversee stabilization corporations funded by a 500 million dollar revolving fund, with loans for surpluses warehousing and price insurance.
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Edward W. Pickard
House
Senate
Hoover
Norris
Nebraska
Smith
South Carolina
Secretary of the Treasury
Farm Board
Congress
Department of Agriculture
Hoover Farm Relief Program
MacDonald Becomes Prime Minister as New Cabinet Sworn In
AMSAY MACDONALD is now prime minister of Great Britain with his cabinet sworn in. King George VI chatted with the new leader during the signing, while Labour and Liberal talks hint at electoral reform and unemployment relief measures. Investments include housing, slum clearance, roads, railways, and reforestation.
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Amsay MacDonald
Labor Party
Great Britain
Stanley Baldwin
MacDonald
Bbie Tk
London
Lloyd George
Laborites
Need for Fertilization Outlined by Johnson
The article stresses undernourished soils hurt farming profits and that soil fattening through feeding and legume rotations boosts yields. It urges planting peas, velvet beans, and soybeans after harvest, using summer legumes to enrich soil and improve returns next year.
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Georgia
Trustee election for seven districts scheduled June 20 1929
By order of the Board of Education an election will be held in Butler Reynolds Crowells Turners Central Wesley Mark Rupert and Said districts to elect trustees whose terms have expired One trustee in Reynolds Crowells Turner West and Mark and one in Butler Central Wesley Rupert and Said districts Trustees consolidated at the usual election place and method May 14 1929 W T Austin C S S Taylor County Georgia
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Board of Education
Crowells
Turners
Central
W. T. Austin
Taylor County
Georgia
County Officers Favor Bond Plan at Georgia Convention
Brunswick Georgia June 7 W H Gardner of Macon county elected president of the Georgia Officers association at its annual session Thomasville chosen for the 1980 convention E W Dart Glynn county vice president J D Richardson Hart county secretary and J H Langford Oconee county advisory board chair Resolutions include endorsing a state bond issue for good roads not to exceed 100000000 urging legislative referendum a minority report urged no definite endorsement and left matters to individuals The sheriffs group urged railroad passes for sheriffs and one deputy per county as provided in a 1922 bill and endorsed county auto tag distribution.
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Brunswick
W. H. Gardner
Macon County
Georgia Officers’ Association
Thomasville
Covention
E. W. Dart
Glynn County
J. D. Richardson
Hart County
J. H Langford
Oconee County
Hardman
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