Referendum on 1954 Cotton Quotas and Allotments
Cotton farmers vote today on marketing quotas and acreage allotments for upland and extra long staple cotton. The proposals set 1954 quotas at 10 million bales for upland and 30 000 bales for extra long staple with upland acreage 17 910 448 and extra long staple 41 261 acres. If approved the War crop price stays at 90 percent of parity. if rejected, the price drops to 50 percent.
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Twenty Years Ago From Journal Files
The Erie County Property Owners Association named Robert A. Ott as second vice president at yesterday’s reorganization meeting in Erie. Other items note state tests for a new Erie Tigre store, improved Christmas business, and plans to open mercantile establishments in the evening.
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