AAA Takes Corn Plan To Counties Across Midwest
The War Food Administration moves to enforce a 60 day corn freeze in 125 Midwest counties with 300 AAA committeemen carrying details to Iowa Nebraska Minnesota units. The order bans private sales except to CCC. critics warn of confiscation and bottlenecks in war production. Local farmers face possible purchase orders for 30 days supply while emergency measures may ship Canadian feed wheat to stockmen.
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Sioux City
Sns
AAA
Iowa
Nebraska
Minnesota
Leroy K. Smith
Buena Vista County
War Food Administration
Commodity Credit Corporation
Smith
WFA
CCC
Bloomington
Ill
INS
Walter C. Power
Army Service Forces
Washington
Power
Ilinois
Indiana
Army
Navy
Hugh Butler
Neb
Midwest Corn Belt
Senate
Butler
Illinois
WEA
Wm. McArthur
Governor Griswold Opposes Tractor Fuel Rationing
Washington radio bulletin reports Gov. Dwight Griswold of Nebraska asked the OPA to revoke tractor fuel rationing. Charles F. Phillips said he sought details after a telegram from Griswold expressing that rationing causes hardship for Nebraska farmers. The fuel, a low grade suitable for farm vehicles, is nicknamed Nebraska hot tractor fuel.
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Washington
Charles F. Phillips
OPA Automotive Supply Rationing Division
Dwight Griswold
Nebraska
Phillips
OPA
Bryan Houston
Griswold
Canvass to Locate Surplus Corn in Midwest Counties
R B C will conduct an immediate farm canvass in corn counties to locate surplus corn for delivery. WFA officials at Sioux City expect patriotic appeal and shelling and hauling services to secure corn despite farmers’ lack of binding sales. The plan covers 60 days with potential early termination if 80 million bushels are secured for war production.
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Riple-A
WFA
Sioux City
OPA
LeRoy K. Smith
AAA
North Central Region
New Agency Formed to Speed Farm Tractor and Truck Flow
Washington AP The War Food Administration and the Agriculture Department appointed Captain John H. Stambaugh of the Army Ordnance to head a new agency. The goal is to speed surplus war property such as tractors trucks building materials and tools to farmers. Stambaugh will help distribute items as miltary releases occur with focus on essential farm production.
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Washington
War Food Administration
Agriculture Department
John H. Stambaugh
Army Ordnance, Department
WFA
Stambaugh
Indiana
Army
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