Congress Tackles Cotton Acreage Credit Fairness
The text outlines the dispute over the cotton acreage control law for 1946 47 and 48. Senator proposes two bills to credit war crops for cotton acreage and allow surrender of allotments for reallocation while preserving future credit. The House Agriculture Committee discussed measures limiting minimum allotments to 70 percent of base cotton and war crops and 50 percent of peak base years, with passage expected but subject to objections and amendments.
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Congress
Secretary of Agriculture
Texas
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
BAE
House Committee On Agriculture
Scoop Blake Remembers Lessons On Sheriff Reporting
In a friendly Clarion office chat, Scoop Blake laughs about learning to chase real facts rather than writing from a desk. He recalls the hat trick of donning a hat and finding truth, crediting Joe for teaching him journalistic diligence.
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Blake
the Clarion
Joe
Scoop
Guarantee For Grand Champion Lamb At A. A. Livestock Exposition
R H Friedrich, chairman of the Auction Sale Committee, pledged that the Grand Champion Lamb at the San Antonio Livestock Exposition will bring the highest price seen in major fat stock shows through 1949. He projected high average bids for steers and hogs at the auction sale and noted rising entries as exhibitors and breeders sign up for the February 17-26 event in San Antonio. Over 150 local businessmen will campaign to stimulate demand for prize animals, with packers buying ineligible stock at premiums above local market figures. Auction day is February 22, 1950, with steers at 9:00 a.m. and pigs and lambs at 1:30 p.m.
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R. H. Friedrich
Friedrich
San Antonio
Alamo City
Over Three Thousand Entries In San Antonio Livestock Exposition
San Antonio Livestock Exposition expects more than 3,000 animal entries for a record first livestock show. The 10 day event runs Feb 17 26 at Joe Freeman Coliseum with 46 531 in premiums across breeds. FFA and 4 H bring 1 000 animals competing for 8 035 in prizes.
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Joe Ridgway
Ridgway
Joe Freeman
FFA
San Antonio
San Antonio Exposition
American Brahman Breedee
Association
Pan American Zebu Association
Brangus Breeders’ Association
Joe Freeman Coliseum
Prizes Announced For Livestock Essay Contest in San Antonio
Prizes totaling about 10 000 in livestock stock will be awarded to Texas boys and girls for essays on livestock improvement. Open to 4 H and FFA members within Rotary District 184. Submissions due January 135 with final judging by A&M College and prizes awarded at the San Antonio Livestock Exposition February 17 to 26.
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South Texas
4-H
FFA
Rotary Club of
San Antonio
Rotary
Rotary Club
A&m College
Rotary Club Af
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