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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1943

Page

3

Economist Warns of Shrinking Meat Production This Year

Iowa economist I. W. Arthur told about 2,000 farmers that peak food demand may outpace supplies and that meat production could shrink to boost exports. He warned of a tight feed situation, possible liquidation of meat animals, and a shift toward vegetables if crops are average, outlining four points on food, feed, and cattle outlook.

I. W. Arthur Ames Iowa America Mr. Arthur Lendlease

Cattle Feed and War Time Food Strategies

Agricultural notes discuss U S Department of Agriculture manpower and a 1943 plan to shift food production. The piece analyzes feed grain scarcity, cattle numbers, and policy tools, recommending more plant based foods, restrained corn feeding, and emphasis on dairy and exports postwar. It notes potential price controls and the need to adjust cattle and hog production accordingly.

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Corn Industry Warns of Looming Shutdown Across Plants

The Corn Industries Research foundation warned New York City that the nation’s corn refining sector may shut down its twelve or more large midwest plants within 30 days due to a near halt in corn shipments to terminal markets. They blame wartime hog policies and price controls that redirected corn to pork production, stressing the urgent need for policy changes to avert an industrial crisis.

New York City Corn Industries Research Foundation Middle West The Foundation Fendation Washington

Kline Addresses Elkader Farm Bureau Picnic

More than 500 people attended the Clay County Farm Bureau picnic in Elkader. Speaker of the day was Allan B. Kline a farmer near Vinton and vice president of the Iowa Farm Bureau federation.

Elkader Clayton County Farm Bureau Allan B. Kline Vinton Iowa Farm Bureau Federation

FASTEETH Helps Relieve Loose Denture Worries

Don’t be embarrassed by slipping plates. Sprinkles of FASTEETH hold dentures more firmly for added comfort and security. Pleasant tasting formula leaves no gummy or pasty feel. Available at any drug store.

Meat subsidy protest groups oppose roll back plan

A statement from the American Meat Institute Chicago denounces the Office of Price Administration subsidy for meat processors as deceptive and ineffective. They warn it will worsen regulation chaos, raise costs, reduce beef production and risk inflation while urging production friendly policies and a war board to stabilize prices.

American Meat Instiute Chicago Office of Price Administration American Meat Institute War Meat Board United States Armed Forces War Food Administration

Parke Says Food Scarcity Policy Haunts Nation

Henry H. Parke of Chicago and president of the Chicago Producers' Commission warns that amid ongoing rationing the administration pursues a policy of food scarcity. He argues the plan delays relief by limiting supply and extending hardship.

Henry H. Parke Chicago Chicago Producers’ Commission Association

Farm Bureau leader opposes price subsidy rollbacks

Edward A. O Neal president of the American Farm Bureau federation says organized labor seeks subsidies to fund price rollbacks as a hidden wage gain. He urges legislation against a general subsidy program to lower commodity prices and argues wage rollbacks instead. He criticizes OPA for promoting bargain prices for consumers at the expense of production.

Senate Banking Committee William Green American Federation of Labor O'Neal Washington Edward A. O’neal American Farm Bureau Federation Office of Price Administration OPA

Seven Acres Sell For Five Thousand Two Hundred Fifty

The Catherine Krenek estate of 17 acres at the east edge of Cedar Rapids on Mt. Vernon road was sold Monday morning to Agnes Doubrasky of Cedar Rapids for 5250 or more than 308 an acre. The sale was by sealed bids submitted to William Kacena, referee.

Catherine Krenek Cedar Rapids Mt. Vernon Road Agnes Doubrasky William Kacena

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