Federal plan would cut 1934 wheat acreage nationwide
Secretary Wallace announced farmers must reduce 1934 wheat plantings by 1 percent to receive federal cash under the domestic allotment plan. If signed, about 9.6 million acres and over 124 million bushels would be cut, with $120 million in payments expected and funded by a 30 cent per bushel flour tax.
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Government hog purchase plan sparks rush to market
Secretary Wallace oversees a program to buy 25 to 100 pound pigs and forty to forty- five pound sows at premium prices, creating a market surge. Officials forecast a 12 to 16 percent cut in marketing next year and a 25 to 35 percent rise in hog prices, with a long term birth-control and corn reduction strategy pending.
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Agricultural Adjustment Act plan outlined for Montana farmers
J C Taylor explains the Agricultural Adjustment Act aims to raise wheat prices and provide cash aid until the program takes effect. He describes a 20 percent acreage reduction for 1984 1935 and contract signing with payments of about 28 cents per bushel on 54 percent of 1928 32 production. County agents are ready to answer questions as Montana farmers prepare contracts.
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Huey Long Attacks Press After Charity Event Eyeing Milwaukee Visit
Genator Huey Long of Louisiana returns to front page with a clash at a Sands Point event on Long Island where a gentleman was struck and Long claims he was attacked by enemies. He then heads to Milwaukee to address the Veterans of Foreign Wars and opens with a sharp rebuke of reporters seeking the truth.
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