Judge Jones Keeps Onief On Plans For 1944 Food Goals
War Food Administrator Marvin F. James remains a cautious figure in Washington as pressure builds to set 1924 food goals. Judge Jones and aides must soon present a concrete plan to Congress, with potential government funding to boost crop production and rapid authorizations to avoid past delays in subsidy and CCC decisions.
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Judge Jones
Marvin F. James
Washington
Ressom
Department of Agriculture
Clauda Wickard
Congress
Wichard
Tudge Jones
Commodity Credit Corporation
Farm program highlights and 1944 food goals in war economy
The article outlines 1944 farm and food policy amid shortages. It notes winter crops, hog price ceilings, and feed conservation as key to meat and dairy supplies. It mentions War Food Administration efforts, acreage targets, and shifts in meat distribution to support rationing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
OPA
WEA
U. S
United States
Food Administration
Are
WFA
James F. Brownlee
Frankfort Distilleries
Wia
Treasury Objection To Bond Ads Rapped
Senator Bankhead criticizes Treasury for opposing funded War Bond ads and using newspapers for free space claiming it hurts small papers. He argues 600 papers folded in two years and presses for a broader, compensated advertising drive to reach families not buying bonds. Officials from editor associations testify for the bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warhingtom
Bemator Bankhead
D-Ala
Treasury Department
Uskng
Bankhead
Treasury
Ernate Banking Committee
Secretary of the Treasury
Apspera
Pep
Bepkkesg
National Editorial Association
States Press Association
Bankheld
Army
Navy
Lean Corporation
Femme
Advertising fund split between weeklies and dailies plan
The bill proposes splitting the advertising fund between newspapers serving communities under 10 099 population and cities over 10 000. The original May filing set aside half for weeklies sem i weekly and tri weekly titles and the other half for dailies. It notes about 1500 planets exist today, with only a few major ones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alwa
Destinied from Page One Indicates Diplomatic Move
The dispatch notes an important diplomat and a political military commission on Mediterranean affairs, with Edward R Brettining in Washington outlining a dual Moscow strategy. The plan seeks complete defeat of opponents and a policy framework to guide postwar relations, aiming to accelerate military action and reach decisive outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Issir
Andrew Vishinaky
Military Commission
Iter
Edward R Brettining
Washington
Moscow
Unclear wartime statement about air base use after war
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a congressman from Kentucky and air bases, claiming coverage of bases during war and postwar use. No clear events, dates, or outcomes are discernible. Entities are uncertain due to garbled input.
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Thar Torbie
Willians
War Food Administration
Lousi
Fetchike
Seffries
Bea Po
With Majer Heiple
H. J. Tippett
N. St. Andrews
China
U.S
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
Thais
National Geographic Society
Mexico
Matthew Stirling
Geographic-Smithsonian
Geographic
Gilbert Grosvenor
Bee
Pars Prevda
Investi
Rediter
Hewern
Jost Bearnis
Yeipmot
Rooeeraft
Cusier
United
Isurance
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