The Farmer Wants No Charity and the Hull Trade Treaties
The speaker critiques quotas under AAA and Hull treaties, noting cotton output shifts from 43.8 percent to 58.1 percent of world production, and argues small farm minorities block needed fats and dairy while boys die abroad. He cites 1941 vote data showing 790000 in favor of quotas versus 50000 against, amid a population of 130 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Wallace
Department of Agriculture
United States
Democratic Federal Administration
Farmers Demand Freedom and Protection From Special Groups
Farmers seek not gifts but protection from organized special interests. The farm population is about one fourth of the total, with one fourth of investments and more than one fourth of work. Debate on income shares and proposed subsidies under the New Deal cited. Also notes on wartime policy committee aims and recent social visits and regional residents mentioned.
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Treasury Department
Mr. Roosevelt
Leon Henderson
Roosevelt
Solid South
Southern Agriculturist
Local Families Attend Church and Extend Easter Visits
Mr and Mrs Otto Strackbein and daughter Linda of Doss joined services at the Lutheran Church Sunday and visited their daughter Mrs Milton Wendel. Iral Calentine and son of Kerrville spent the day with his mother Mrs Carrie Calentine. Fred Jones of San Antonio celebrated Easter with his parents Mr and Mrs P F Jones. Willie Pape and children of Petersburg visited the Jones family Sunday evening. Henry Jenschke and children of Fredericksburg visited his parents Mr and Mrs Wm Kaiser.
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Maxine Lange
San Antonio
Mrs
Max Lange
Otto Strackbein
Miss Linda
Doss
Lutheran Church
Milton Wendel
Iral Calentine
Little Son
Kerrville
Carrie Calentine
Fred Jones
P. F. Jones
Willie Pape
Petersburg
Henry Jenschke
Fredericksburg
Wm. Kaiser
Anderegg Installs New Shoe Rebuilding Machinery
Fredericksburg article notes Henry Anderegg of Anderegg's Shoe Shop announces a new American stitching and finishing machine to rebuild shoes and boots more efficiently. He promotes conservation and invites customers to inspect the gear. Social notes mention local visits and weekend gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Anderegg
Anderegg
San Antonio Visitors and Family Back from Three-Week Visit
Mr and Mrs J B Religer and son Dallas were San Antonio visitors Friday. Little Spencer and Kelby Brown returned home Saturday after spending the past three weeks with relatives here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Religer
Spencer
Kelby Brown
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