Farm SecurityLoans to Boost Small Farm Production
Farm families can access Farm Security Administration loans to expand production. Frank W. Coughlin, supervisor, says loans target small farms where funds are scarce, enabling milk, poultry, pork, and garden projects. The aim is a massive wartime increase in American food production through better tenure, planning, housing, and practices.
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Farm Security Administration
Frank W. Coughlin
Joans
Farm Security
United States
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Legion Auxiliary Meets At Hitchcock
Hitchcock January 12 special report The American Legion auxiliary meets this evening with Mrs. Alex Phillips as host and Mrs. Emilia Bauman assisting. Red Cross sewing will follow the business session.
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Hitchcock
American Legion Auxiliary
Alex Phillips
Emilia Bauman
Red Cross
Farmers Granted Credit Aid To Expand War Food Output
Farmers can access Farm Credit Administration loans through production, land and operating capital, and emergency credit programs. Banks, Farm Security Administration, and production credit associations aim to meet farmers’ needs with loans at 3 to 4 percent interest, secured by crops, livestock, or land, to boost 1943 war food production.
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R. M. DePuy
South Dakota Bankers Association
Bankers
Commercial West
War Boards
AAA
Extension Service
DePuy
Farm Security Administration
Production Credit Association
Farm Credit Administration
Federal Land Bank and Land Bank Commissioner
Congress
Pacwity Joans
Cooperative Research and Service Division
FCA
United States
England
Russia
China
Japan
Puzzled Over 1943 Production Goals
A state issued Q and A explaining why farm output must be balanced to meet wartime needs. It details national and state goals, why certain crops are prioritized, and how the AAA program ties farm plans to war production, with emphasis on efficiency, conservation, and allied needs.
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United Nations
Axis
Food Board
United States
United Kingdom
Fann
AAA
More Corn Barley To Feed Livestock Needed For 1943
Secretary Wickard announced 1943 farm programs to boost feed crops for rising meat and poultry output. The corn goal rises to 100 million acres and barley to 21 million, with allowances for overplanting in commercial corn areas as long as war crop goals are met.
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Washington
Wickard
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Lloyd Hill, Jr
Huron
Hills
Lloyd
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