Future of Farm Loan Agencies in Doubt
Government and private groups clash over whether farm credit agencies should stay under the Department of Agriculture or operate independently. Supporters of separation back a bi partisan presidentially named board. opponents favor secretary-led control with an advisory panel. A third bloc seeks a Farmers Home corporation akin to the FHA to manage farm loans within a new framework.
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Frarm
Department of Agriculture
Department
Farm Bureau Federation
National Council of Farm Co-operatives
National Grange
Con
John W. Flannagan Jr
Secretary of Agriculture
Progressive National Farmers Union
Harold Cooley
N. C
Reid F. Murray
Wis
Farmers’ Home Corporation
Federal Housing Administration
Farm Credit Administration
Farm Security Administration
Federal Land Banks
Production Credit Corporation
Federal Intermediate Credit Banks
Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation
Regional Agricultural Credit Corporation
National Council of Farm Cooperatives
Farm Credit Agencies
Federal Reserve System
Agriculture secretary favors keeping farm credit agencies in Agriculture
Sec Clinton Anderson argues for combining the Farm Security Administration with the Farm Credit Administration while keeping all agencies within the Agriculture Department. He says farm loans relate to other farm programs and those who shape credit should help formulate broader policies. The piece notes the Flannagan bill’s advancement and the Farmers Union backing keeping agencies in Agriculture.
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Sec. of Agriculture
Clinton P. Anderson
Farm Security Administration
FCA
Department of Agriculture
Department
Anderson
Department of Government
Flannagan
House Agricultural Committee
House
Senate
Farmers Union
FSA
Sentry Dialog Between British French and American Guards
Dialogue depicts a sentry exchange as British soldiers demand passes from French troops and American soldiers respond seeking identification. The piece frames guard protocols and cross army interactions in a tense border posture.
MacTavish Won Big Yet Tarnished by Second Ticket
MacTavish won a thousand dollars after buying two raffle tickets. Friends congratulated him, but he lamented the second ticket ruined the luck, saying he cannot imagine why he bought it.
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MacTavish
Mac
Left-Handed Nail Cutting Lessons From Mother
Jim recalls his mother guiding him as a child to use his left hand for nail cutting so he might adapt if he ever lost his right hand. He confirms he can use scissors with either hand now.
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Jim
Billy
Fast Worker Bill
An exchange features Joe and Bill discussing sexual innuendo and consent in a flirtatious, charged dialogue. The lines imply pursuing a kiss before a clear affirmative response. The tone is informal and suggestive, reflecting strain in a casual social moment.
Funny Exchange About a Sly Cat
Jim asks to see a crazy cat while Tim denies owning one. Jim claims someone said Tim had a silly puss, prompting a playful dispute over the feline in question.
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Jim
Tim
Golden Age of Sport Promises Return to Prewar Color
The piece weighs future spectacle after World War II, comparing postwar stars like Joe Louis Billy Conn Joe DiMaggio Hank Greenberg and Bobby Doerr to prewar legends such as Babe Ruth and Red Grange. It notes uncertain crowd appeal and hints Army football may lead 1946, with potential rising talents in baseball and boxing as the season approaches.
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Babe Ruth
Jack Dempsey
Bobby Jones
Bill Tilden
Red Grange
Rogers Hornsby
Tommy Hitchcock
Man O’ War
Walter Hagen
Joe Louis
Billy Conn
Byron Nelson
Ben Hogan
Joe DiMaggio
Hank Greenberg
Pearl Harbor
Ruth
Dempsey
Jones
Hitchcock
Tilden
Louis
Conn
Army
Navy
Blanchard
Davis
Joe Gordon
Bobby Doerr
Marty Marion
Terry Moore
Yankee
Cardinal
Dave Ferriss
Red Sox
Wakefield
Tigers
Stirnweiss
Yankees
Old Stars Dominate 1946 Sports Outlook Across Disciplines
The piece suggests baseball eyes focus on former stars like Al Newhouser as they target a return in spring. Golf sees top pros Hogan Snead and McSpaden still strong while amateurs Haas Stranahan Middlecoff lead, with no new young prodigy yet. Tennis notes Big Bill Tilden Johnston era dominance likely to persist beyond 1947.
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al Newhouser
Bill Tilden
Bill Johnston
Polo Faces Tough Comeback After War Era Decline
Polo will struggle as many top ponies are missing after wartime focus. Only limited competitive polo has been played in four years. The sport must rebuild to match the era of Hitchcock Milburn and 1920 1921 while more players and a larger prospect pool emerge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitchcock
Milburn
Muff and Hat Crochet Pattern Delights Young Girls
Lightweight craft item describes a crochet muff and frilled hat for ages six to twelve in white red navy or wine. Uses 6 ounces of 4 ply wool with embroided heart and flower design. Includes pattern No 5817 and a 16 cent request form. Also features Strawberry Embroidery transfers for pillowcase tubing sheets towels and luncheon cloths with pattern No 5842 and a 16 cent order request.
Handkerchiefs With Button Holes Promote Quick Access
A small child is less likely to lose handkerchiefs if a button hole is added to a corner for attaching to outer clothing. One mother sews a button inside a pocket to secure the handkerchief. A tip suggests whitening windows with water and witch hazel for a gleam.
Winter hosiery care and glass repair tips
Keep a pair of clean gloves near hosiery and wear them before handling stockings to prevent snags from rough cold hands. For repairing holes in plate glass, use a triangular saw file with light pressure and dip in water occasionally.
Wrist-length shorty gloves take center stage this season
Fashion notes spotlight a trend toward wrist-length gloves in vibrant and neutral hues. Designers present varied fabrics from satin to leather, pairing the shorter style with tailored coats and evening dresses. Fans expect versatile wear for day and night occasions.
Storing Linens and Floors Care Tips From Old Advice
Practical tips advise against starching linens intended for storage as it causes cracking. Instead wrap items in blue paper to prevent yellowing. For squeaky floors, apply talcum powder between boards to reduce noise and improve smoothness.
Lamb Chops Tasted Better With Lemon Dip Before Broiling
A kitchen tip suggests dipping lamb chops in lemon juice prior to broiling to enhance flavor. The note emphasizes citrus acidity as a enhancing contrast to rich meat.
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