Congress Proposes Farm Credit Basis For New Economy
Congress advances a broad farm program tying higher prices to debt relief and production cuts. Key elements include the Farm Credit Administration with $2.042 billion, Agricultural Readjustment Administration at $100 million, 12 federal land banks authorized to issue $2 billion in 4 percent bonds, losses funded by the treasury, and a $120 million revolving fund to buy capital stock in production credit groups. The plan seeks to align farm output with consumption while preserving farm homes and businesses.
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Agricultural Adjustment Act financing shifts and tax details
The act reorganizes loan provision through a new federal land bank district and private banks to support farmer production and cooperative marketing. It also moves to ease surplus pressure in wheat, cotton, corn, hogs, tobacco, and dairy by a processors tax. This tax finances farmer compensation for reduced production and may bridge price gaps to restore pre war purchasing power.
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Accused Man Gives Stand On Charges
Cleve Lewis, arrested Sunday on assault and battery with a weapon in an altercation with Clarence Mathis, said the dispute began as he tried to stop Mathis from beating his wife and not from asking Mathis to leave his house as Mathis claimed to officers.
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Beasley Noted Tennis Coach To Leave Tulane
Mercer Beasley, Tulane tennis coach and famed champion-maker, is said to have a poor personal game but strong eye for faults and correction. He will end his Tulane tenure after the season to coach tennis at Princeton University.
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New Orleans
Mercer Beasley
Tulane
Princeton University
Auto Crash Kills One Injures Three Near Pass Christian
Clarence Keel of Delisle Mississippi was killed when his car collided with another driven by Guy Allen at Pass Christian. John Necaise also of Delisle was seriously hurt and brought to Gulfport unconscious. Ray Collins sustained a broken nose and other injuries, while Allen had minor injuries.
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May Business Indicators Surpass 1932 Levels
A large chart shows May business activity above last year with the 1931 1932 and 1983 lines indicating improvement. The Conference of Statisticians in Industry notes 31982 for more active indicators and 31832 for construction volume as summer activity likely avoids the usual downturn due to federal public works.
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Ozark Social News Listings Across States and Visits
Ozark notes show residents visiting relatives and traveling to Montgomery Dothan North Carolina and Georgia. Several families including Mizell Garner and Martin visit or return from trips while others attend events in Auburn Laurel Pelham and Gadsden.
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Montgomery
M. J. Garner
Dothan
Frances Pettus
R. Y. Dowling
H. A. W Martin
Maxie Martin
St. Simona Island
Annie Morgan
Joseph
Amanda
Birmingham
Kate Enslen
Laura
Elizabeth Enslen
North Carolina
Mildred Yarbrough
W. G. Mizell
Anne and
Woodfin
Clearwater
Fla
Ozark
Lene Tamplin
Auburn
W. G. Carroll
Ben Y. Warren
Bystander Shot in Decatur Near Oak Ridge Church
In Decatur near Oak Ridge church Hu bert Lock lies in a hospital with a chest wound after a shooting during a dispute between two men. J R Stevenson, a principal in the affair, is arrested and charged with the shooting. his pistol reportedly discharged as he allegedly struck Albert Story with the weapon.
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Hubert Lock
Oak Ridge Church
J. R. Stevenson
Stevenson
Albert Story
Alabama Ranks Fourteenth in School Debt Per Pupil
Alabama state education chief Dr A F Tlarman reports the state averages 55.49 in debt per pupil while the national average is 114.08. New Jersey leads with 221.09 and Virginia has the lowest at 7.88 as of June in Montgomery.
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Iowa Battery Leans On Dad For Heavy Payoffs
Iowa City report about University of Iowa baseball players the Blackman brothers who receive payments from their father Mark Blackman of Sewal Indiana. The dad pays 82 dollars per strikeout beyond 10 in a game and 1.5 dollars for two or three base hits plus 2.5 dollars for each home run. Cheelas led with 11 strikeouts and a triple and a homer in Town State.
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Town State
Farmers of Alabama Gather for Farm Week Program
Auburn Alabama June 20 AP Mr and Mrs Alabama Farmer will gather here July 25 26 and 27 for the annual Farm Week program of education and entertainment offered by Alabama Polytechnic Institute Dr L N Duncan director of extension services said the program would be announced at an early date Extension service workers will hold conferences during the week and serve on instruction committees in demonstrating advance methods of farming.
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Troy
Grady Carrolla
Montgomery
Fred Reynolds
T .A. Price
Chattanooga
Tenn
W. P. Price
R. BE. Valentine
Frances Hartzog
Kathryn Hinton
S.S. Deese
Newton
F. O. Drewe
Walton Jackson
Galneaville
J. D. Holman
E. Singes
University of Alabama
Auburn
Ala
Alabama Farmer
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
L. N. Duncan
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Youth held in Troy for Cramton Bowl burglary
Coley Mills, a young white man, was arrested in Troy on burglary charges after allegedly breaking into the Cramton Bowl club in Montgomery and stealing baseball equipment. He reportedly sold the items locally and confessed to the robbery before Justice MecLure, with Montgomery County officials taking him for trial.
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Ala
Coley Mills
Wilmer Furlow
Ben Reeves
Cramton Bowl
Montgomery
Justice PF. A. MecLure
Quake Shakes Tokyo Area. No Casualties Reported
A prolonged earthquake rattled Tokyo and Sendai on Monday, rocking the district between the two cities. The tremor began mild and grew stronger but caused no reported casualties. Sendai lies about 200 miles north of Tokyo.
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