Free Men March Together to Show Solidarity at Haron Exposition
Secretary of Agriculture Claude R. Wickard reports Free men marching forward in unity as the Production for Victory Exposition at Haron showcases national solidarity. He praises farmers and Ever Normal Granary reserves, outlines 1942 goals, and notes USDA defense boards and a farm-to-farm canvass aiming to exceed production targets in 1942.
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Secretary of Agriculture
Bays Exposition
Washington
Jan
Churchill
Roosevelt
White House
Haron
Farmers of America
National Organization For
America
Usda Defense
Zeny
Fish farming proposed as defense measure in Oklahoma
State game warden Newman says Oklahoma ponds from dust bowl era could be stocked to produce large crops of edible fish. Several hundred pounds annually may be possible on farms with sizable ponds. Officials in other states study the idea amid water conservation efforts. protect barometers from droughts sun and heat.
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Oklahoma
City
Jan
Nelson. Newman
Iakes
We Cannot Fail Wickard Calls Farmers to Produce
Washington lays out 1942 farming goals with a two percent net production increase over 1941. Plans shift to more milk and meat, soybeans and peanuts, with less cotton wheat and tobacco, while budgeted parity prices and wartime demand guide farmers.
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Washington
Department, of Agriculture
Temmey Aims for Fair Taxation and Consolidated State Departments
The speech argues for reduced present taxes via fair equal assessment based on actual value. It calls for equalizing the tax burden, consolidating state departments, and cutting red tape. It favors legislative funding for expenditures except game, fish, and highway areas. It highlights pensions for teachers and urges modernization postwar.
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Temmey
Temmey's Creed and Program for South Dakota Governor
The candidate outlines a wartime creed pledging full cooperation with federal efforts and a focus on economy. He seeks to reduce taxes, consolidate departments, tighten accounting, and require legislative appropriation for most expenditures. He calls for development of natural resources, improved highways, aid to education, agriculture support, and fair treatment for labor, promising an honest open government for all citizens.
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Huron
American Legion
Beadle County
Temmey
Creed
South Dakota
America
Game and Fish
Missouri
Department of Agriculture
Bors
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