Food production drive and local farm calls in Temple Texas
Asst. County Agent Grote leads a push for greater food production with targets across corn, wheat, soybeans and dairy, urging home gardening and efficient buying. The note details requests to plant 1,000,000 more spring wheat acres in the Dakotas and Minnesota and 1,000,900 more corn acres in the Corn Belt, plus measures to export meat and boost dairy output in 1948. Temple, Texas, prepares to close March 31 as Harvard's Amo F. Witt receives a disability discharge certificate.
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Naval strategy and postwar policy debate in the 1940s
The author discusses atomic bomb effects on naval ships, urges testing for ship design insights, and weighs national security. He notes a House vote transferring small ships to China, reconversion for veterans housing, and extending War Powers Act provisions while critiquing OPA controls and inflation risks.
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Poage Letter Critiques OPA Price Controls on Cotton
A Texas congressman writes that OPA should restrain power and questions its stance on keeping prices down. He notes cotton rose 808 cents per pound in a year and cites contrasting wage pressure for factory workers, urging consistent inflationary concerns.
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