Farm bureau praise echoed in Cannon testimony
In a House Appropriations Committee session, Cannon lauded the American Farm Bureau Federation as the nation’s best hope to unite farmers into an effective, aggressive agricultural lobby. He credited farm leaders, including R. E. Short, with urging economy and funding for parity loans and price supports while noting witnesses’ diverse interests and busy committee schedules.
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Dollars to Doughnuts Serial Story Continues
Beatrice Be and her friends navigate a department store date plan as Anthony Bradley visits. Beatrice, Toby, Vera, and Terry juggle romance and work with a Harvard-tinged shoe of ambition. A spark with Anthony hints at a date away from the crowd.
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Crusader in Crinoline: Harriet Beecher Stowe Portrait
A review highlights Forrest Wilson's Crusader in Crinoline as a definitive 450 page portrait of Harriet Beecher Stowe and the Beecher circle. It recounts Stowe’s vision of Uncle Tom and the slave likened figures during a 1851 Brunswick church service, noting the impact on anti slavery sentiment.
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Farmer Voices in Hearings on Agricultural Policy
A speaker argues that machinery dominates farming and urges ex parte hearings to include the farmer’s side. The speaker thanks contributors for their duty, suggestions, and service to the committee and the country.
Keep Your Eye on the Ball A Missouri farm bureau note
Congressman Hope warns against confusing relief programs with the farm program’s real aim to achieve economic parity for agriculture. While agencies like emergency seed loans migrant camps and Farm Security aid help temporarily, roots of the problem must be addressed. Government action should aid all citizens, not just farmers, and focus on long term remedies to remove the underlying maladjustments.
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Blevins Triumphs in Meat Judging Contest
The Blevins high school meat judging team won first place at Magnolia on Friday. North Hempstead earned fifth with a score of 135, trailing Mineral Springs. The team advances to the state meet in Fayetteville on April 4 and 5. An official decree calls for war on the fruit destroying ladybug. They anticipate victory.
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