Agriculture Plans Expanded Food Supply Program For 1941–42
The Department of Agriculture announces an expanded Ever Normal Granary style program to boost pork dairy eggs and poultry production through price supports through June 30 1943. It also outlines corn loan continuations quotas none for 1941 crop and flexible acreage within usual limits. Secretary Wickard cites coordination with lend lease and war relief needs.
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Chicago
Red Cross
Secretary of Agriculture
Claude R. Wickards
Wickard
Ever Normal Granary Aims to Secure Food Supplies
The text argues for expanding production of pork dairy poultry and eggs to meet needs in the United States Britain and Europe. It contends that abundant feeds will allow farmers to boost outputs if prices are profitable and that fair returns sustain long term food adequacy both at home and overseas.
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United States
England
British Isles
Europe
Government food program to stabilize prices and protect farmers
The secretary outlined an ever normal food program to curb run-away markets and release government supplies if prices rise. He said the plan boosts production, protects consumers, and helps farmers sell more at fairer prices while preserving soil and avoiding wartime excesses. A cooking school begins Wednesday, April 30, running through May 1 and 2.
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Wickard
WPA Grant Advances Sanitary Sewer Improvements
A telegram from Congressman W R Poage reports presidential approval of a WPA project to improve the area sanitary sewer system. The notice indicates continued funding and official support for public works upgrades.
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W. R. Poage
WPA
Cameron approves sewer extension to aid city development
In Cameron, officials, led by Mayor Smith, await San Antonio order to proceed with sewer lines, manholes, and clean outs costing 17 984 dollars. The project will extend the sanitary system in advance of paving and boost the city’s development. Mayor Smith praised the telegram authorizing the go ahead for additional public improvements.
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Cameron
San Antonio
Smith
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