Larger, fewer farms drive bigger farm loans in 1962
The Agriculture Department loan program for low income farmers extended a record 754 million dollars in 1962, with the Farmers' Home Administration lending more to purchase, development and enlargement. The loans rose 50 percent over 1961 and 120 percent over 1960, signaling a shift toward larger, fewer farms under the Eisenhower era end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
Farmers’ Home Administration
Eisenhower
Glandular Inflammation and Rural Farm Credit Report
A dated ad style piece discusses glandular inflammation in men over 40 and non surgical treatments from Excelsior Springs plus a contrast on farm enlargement and rural loans. It notes 1962 loan totals of 214000 loans, $273 million in total, with $61 million for disaster relief and credit to low income farmers. It also reports 400 USDA projects and 84 public service patents in 1962 while mentioning anticipated 1963 price support rate announcements for crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
Glandular Inflammation Treatments The Link
Glandular inflammation often accompanies related disorders with linked treatment approaches. Patients may receive concurrent therapies addressing both the glandular condition and associated disorders to manage symptoms and underlying causes.
U S Overplays Soviet China Split Says U N Delegate
Vladimir Brykin the Soviet U N delegate criticizes the American press for signaling a widening rift between the Soviet Union and Communist China during a West Coast 10 day tour of wine country in Northern California. The visit was hosted by the American Association for the United Nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asti. Calif
Soviet Union
Red China
Vladimir Brykin
United Nations
Brykin
U.S
China
U.N
California
American Association For the United Nations
Income Tax Primer in Itemized Deductions
The sixth of eight NAB income tax primer articles explains whether to itemize deductions or take the standard deduction. It covers allowed deductions such as home loan interest, state taxes, real estate taxes, sales tax, and medical expenses, with limits based on line 9 and age exceptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Internal Revenue Office
IRS
Minnesota legislature opens with new faces and tight race
Minnesota prepares for a 63rd session as Elmer Andersen and Karl Rolvaag contest the governorship with a recount looming. The House gains four seats under redistricting while conservatives control both chambers for the first time since 1953. Andersen plans a Wednesday progress report outlining gains and needs, with a potential sales tax and taconite tax debate shaping the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul
Minnesota
Elmer L. Andersen
Andersen
Democratic - Farmer-Labor
Karl F. Rolvaag
Duluth News-Tribune
State Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Hennepin and
Ramsey
Rolvaag
House
Senate
Lloyd Duxbury Jr
Caledonia
Fred Cina
Aurora
Aubrey Dirlam
Redwood Falls
John Zwach
Walnut Grove
Paul Thuet
South St. Paul
A. M. Keith
Rochester
Zwach
Cina
Minnesota Farm Bureau Federation
Minnesota Taxpayers Association
Job Climate Committee
Minnesota Chamber of Commerce
Keith
Oscar R. Knutson
Minnesota ‘Supreme Court
Thomas Gallagher
Joseph Donovan
Duxbury
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By Ovid A. Martin
Excelsior Springs
Excelsior Medical Clinic
Washington (Ap
Secretary of Agriculture
Orville L. Freeman
Excelsior Medicai
Istate
Richard A. Mullens
Charles W. Schoeneman
Crosse Cribune
RCA Victor
Madrigal
Leithold
Main ST
5Th Avenue
First Credit Corp
Pacific Finance Corp
Dial
State Bank OF Lacrosse
Lacrosse, Wis
U.S. Gov't
H. N. Holle
Allan E. Schilling
Robert H. Waller
A. H. Erickson
James S. Gelatt August M. Grams
H. N. Holley
A. T. Holmes Roy E. Kumm
N. J. Longfellow
Carlton F. Prinz
Richard A. Naas
J. B. Newburg
Harry Watkins
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Clark Bracken
Westinghouse
Westinghouse TV
CLARK
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