Congressman's Cotton and Wheat Exchange For War Needs
Congressman Pace urges using surplus cotton and wheat to obtain strategic war materials from foreign nations, crediting purchase prices against debt. He argues the plan would bolster defense without domestic disruption, noting large cotton stocks and wheat surpluses and the need to store materials for wartime use.
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Pace
House
Andrew J. May
Kentucky
May
House On the State of the Union
United States
Boland
Georgia
Committee On
War Department
New York
Vay
State Department
Large AAA Act compliance expected across Taylor county
County Agent W F Bembry reports farmers will join the 1989 Triple-A program at high rates, with about 99 percent of cotton acreage and 99.9 percent of cotton farmers in the county participating. Statewide participation reportedly exceeds national estimates, with nearly six million farm families expected to receive Triple-A payments in 1989, about 85 percent of U S farm families.
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Taylor County
W. F. Bembry
Bembry
Henry A. Wallace
Wallace
United States
Gems and Wisdom Reflections On Pride And Giving
A collection of quotes on generosity pride and humility from Spurgeon Wordsworth Shakespeare Lao Tze Gay Louis XI Mary Baker Eddy and Colton. The sayings explore how giving grows wealth of spirit and how pride attracts loss and self focus.
Questioning terms of exchange and rotation of materials
Mr Pace and Mr Crawford discuss bartering exchange involving cotton for manganese and whether title passes after trade. They reference an agreement preventing material from entering commercial channels except for rotation and renewal and cite section 8 allowing the treasury secretary to replace stock.
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South Dakota
Case
Althoy
Pace
May
Italy
United States
Crawford
Mr. Pace
Mr. Crawford
Great Britain
Secretary of the Treasury
Picnic Season Safety Tips From The Progressive Farmer
Practical advice for vacation picnics covers preventing bites from insects and poison oak, identifying dangerous spiders like the Black Widow, and distinguishing venomous snakes. It advises oil of cloves and vaseline for redbugs, notes on coral snakes, and warns that poison oak has three leaves per cluster. Prompt washing with hot water, laundry, and baking soda or Bipod salts solutions are recommended for contact relief.
Icicles Grow Faster On Clear Days Than Hazy Ones
Icicles form more rapidly on clear days with zero weather than on hazy days, even as temperatures plunge to thirty below. The contrast highlights how sun exposure and air clarity influence freezing and accumulation.
Potato origin and spread to Europe
The potato originated along the Pacific coast of South America and was introduced to Europe by the Spaniards.
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Pacific
South America
Europe
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