Soaring Farm Land Prices Alarm Officials and Lenders
The Department of Agriculture and private lenders warn that farm land values are rising rapidly, risking a boom akin to postwar crashes. The USDA forms a National Agricultural Credit committee to curb inflation, while farmers face high debt, guaranteed prices, and a shifting loan landscape amid a $74 billion agriculture economy and $70 billion in real estate assets.
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Department of Agriculture
American Bankers Association
South Carolina
Kentucky
Colorado
Indiana
Arkansas
Wyoming
USDA
National Agricultural Credit Committee
Chicago
Hitler and Eva fate fuels postwar mystery claims
Western journalists report conflicting accounts on Hitler and Eva Braun believed dead or alive. Theories range from staged death in a well kept hiding place to elaborate double identities and planned future life, with Nazi leaders scattered to disguises and a long wait before resurfacing.
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Washington
Hitler
Eva
Adolf
Ebert
Marshal von Hindenburg
Himmler
Stalingard
Spain
Latin America
Back-to-School Teens Frock and Junior Jacket Pattern Twosome
Sewing patterns present two outfits for teens and women. Pattern No. 1387 targets sizes 11 to 18 with a figure shaping jumper and a flared jacket. Pattern No. 1374 covers sizes 36 to 52 with a slim gored skirt and soft shoulder tucks. War demand may delay some orders.
States Adopt Official Songs Since World War I
Twenty five states now have an official song with nineteen adopting after the First World War. Stephen Foster wrote Florida's Swanee River and Kentucky's My Old Kentucky Home. Virginia's Carry Me Back to Old Virginny was composed by James A. Bland, the Negro songwriter.
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Florida
Swanee River
Kentucky
Kentucky Home
Stephen Foster
Virginia
Old Virginna
James A. Bland
States adopt over 140 constitutions since 1776
The text notes that more than 140 state constitutions have been adopted in the United States since 1776. It lists states like Georgia, Louisiana, South Carolina and Virginia as examples that have had up to six different constitutions, while others have had only one.
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Doan
Georgia
Louisiana
South Carolina
Virginia
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