Farming contracts aim to boost hog production in 1938
Washington AP reports AAA officials released the 1936 37 contracts for corn hog control. Contracts, effective yesterday, allow farmers to raise 100 percent of their hog base while aiming to raise hog production by 30 percent in 1938. The plan seeks to stabilize prices amid hog shortages and rising costs, with community and country involvement in evaluating forms and bases for production.
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Washington
AAA
Dstalla
Corsursna
Alabama Farmer Counts Rental Payments Ahead of Christmas
An Alabama farmer reported total federal rental benefit payments reaching up to 8 million dollars for the past week. The payments, announced by Dr. La N. Dunesn of Alabama Polytechnic Institute, included 120,302 second-payment checks distributed across 69 counties, with totals for earlier disbursements given as 2.5 million and 3.58 million dollars to 179,347 farmers in 67 counties. The piece notes new federal agricultural control features, AAA officials’ talks with southern states toward aiding small cotton growers, ongoing hog killings, and a state-wide cool spell with freezing conditions. The Washington dispatch cites rising farmer purchasing power, now at 87 percent of 1909–14 levels, under the Agricultural Adjustment Act framework.
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Alabama Polytechnic Institute
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Walter &. Randolph
W. A. Robertson
Alabama Allotment Board
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Wouthern
Washington
iCattle Increase In Bullock Says Bureau's Report
The U S Bureau of Census reports Bullock county Alabama shows notable gains in cattle and corn acreage over the past five years. January 1 1935 counts reach 25 235 cattle from 16 426 in 1930. Corn acreage rises to 46 616 with production 262 825 bushels, hay output up from 2 459 in 1929 to 3 563 acres. District farms total 8 100, with average value per farm about 887 dollars.
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Washington
U. S. Bureau of Census
Bullock County
William L. Austin
Mapa Ene
Bullock
Helfere
Bulisch
Farm relief payments set for corn growers in 1936
The article outlines 1936 AAA payments to corn producers based on base acreage with payments of 125 dollars per base farm and 33 cents per bushel for 1936 product. Requirements include growing at least 25 percent of base acreage, two installments around Aug 4 and Nov, deductions for admin costs, and tenant landowner sharing arrangements. Provisions cover division of payments on individually owned tracts and erosion control planting. The program aims to balance producer and consumer interests and adjust for weather impacts of the prior two years.
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Dothan
Gleemen Tour as University of Alsouma Glee Club Sings Statewide
The University of Alsouma Glee Club plans a seven city tour this year leaving soon for Fayette Sulligent Huntsville Athens College Fort Payne Attalla and others. Twenty five singers will perform with violin solos by Jack Gallules Tuscaloosan.
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Boren
Upstate Paints University
University of Alsouma Glee Club
Fayette
Sulligent
Funsellvitis
Athena College
Hunteville
Fort Payne
Attalla
Tom Garner
Alabama Glee Club
Jack Gallules
Tuscalooan
Movie Listings Across Houston and Alabama Venues This Week
A dense schedule lists theater offerings by day and location. Highlights include Ginger Rogers in In Person at Houston venues, plus Coron ado with Jack Haley, Betty Burgess, and Eddie Duchin orchestrations. Alabama shows feature The Cane of the Morning Man, Harlem Bound, and Buck Jones Westerns. Also streetwise comedies and serials like The Great Ale Mystery and Texas Torro appear across venues, with Cary Grant Claude Rains and John Wayne appearances noted.
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Ginger Rogers
Dothan Eagle News
Eisey
Geenn
Paramount Varieties
Coronado
Jack Haley
Johnny Downs
Betty Burpest
Eddie Duchin
B'S
Alice White
Leon Erroll
Andy Clyde
Die’ Powell
Ruby Keiner
Alabama
Roger Pryor
Joan Perry
Harlem
Victor Jory
Sally O'Neil
Algatha Three Stoores
Buck Jones
Alto
Clark Williams
Jean Rogers
Son of Movie Producer Reed Shotself in UCLA Visit
John Reed, 18, son of film producer J Theodore Reed, was found shot in the head in Los Angeles. Doctors said there was no chance of recovery after surgery. Reed, a UCLA student, reportedly shot himself shortly after returning to the city. the elder Reed was former president of the Molton Picture Academy of Arts and Sciences.
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Ha Fe
University of California At
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Moulon Picture Academy of Arts and Sciences
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