Governor Sholtz Aims to Favor Growers in Citrus Plan
Governor Sholtz declares state set up must benefit growers and insists he will control machinery if industry cannot. He opposes replacing the AAA, supports industry advertising, and seeks to ensure growers receive their money before packing, freight, and commissions.
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Sholtz
Contin
Met
AAA
Citrus Commission
California
Shultz
New York
Philadelphia
C. B. Treadway
State Road Department
Harry Duncan
Tavares
Francis P. Whitehair
DeLand
J. J. Parrish
Titusville
Florida Farm and Grove
Florida
Premium Price Pair For Florida Beef Stock
The Florida Fat Stock Show in Jacksonville drew praise for animal quality and premium prices, with exhibitors pledging larger shows next year. A 4-H stock judging contest saw Suwannee county win, coached by S C Kierce. Events were organized by the Jacksonville chamber of commerce with major local support and aid from national yards and agencies.
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Florida
Suwannee County
Alachua
Eugene Boyles
Thomas
Eugene Henry
S.C. Kierce
Jacksonville Chamber of Commerce
V, GC. Johnson
Jacksonville
Agriculture Committee
National Stock Yards
Jacksonville Packers
Agricultural Extension Service
State Marketing Bureau
Ag Eeneriel
American Institute Of Cooperation To Convene At Cornell
The eleventh annual session of the American Institute of Cooperation will be held July 15 to 20 at Cornell University. Cooperative executives, public officials, and farm leaders from many states are expected to attend. The program emphasizes instructional lectures and conferences on egg marketing, dairy and fruit marketing, credit, and management for cooperative associations. Editorial note asks about Florida.
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American Institute of Cooperation
Cornell University
Charles W. Holman
Agricultural Cooperative Movement
Mr. Holman
New England Institute of Cooperation
New England
University of Pennsylvania
University of Minnesota
Northwestern University
University of California
Louisiana State University
Ohio State University
Kansas State College of Agriculture
University of New Hampshire
North Carolina State College of Agriculture
University of Wisconsin
Florida
Horticultural Society Meets At Vero Beach
The Florida Horticultural Society gathers in Vero Beach for talks on disease and pest control soil types for avocados and mangos and mango varieties. The tenth annual Florida Rose Society meeting and Rose Show will occur concurrent, led by R H Ellis and S F Poole with plans for a McKee Gardens tour and ample hotel accommodations.
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Florida Rose Society
Florida
McKee Gardens
Bean Pickers Sought in Belle Glade Area
The notice invites 1 000 negro bean pickers to work on Lake Okeechobee area farms at two dollars a day for up to two months. It notes that shipments from the Glades totaled 278 vegetable cars in the first week of March and 288 cars in the second week.
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Belle Glade
Lake Okeechobee
Glades
Silage Salvation for Florida Dairy Farms
Silage rapidly proves salvation for dairy farming in Florida as farmers adopt high moisture stored fodder to sustain herds and stabilize production amid seasonal feed shortages and rising costs.
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Florida
Florida Citrus Institute outlines brand advertising and governance
The Florida Citrus Institute proposes a board of shippers as directors, an executive committee of three, and an advisory panel to oversee advertising and publicity. It plans a three cent per box assessment funding advertising in the eastern United States with a focus on oranges grapefruits and tangerines, via newspapers radio and publicity bureaus.
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Institute
Mr. Brown
Lorenzo A. Wilson
Jacksonville
Edward Ball
Florida Citrus Institute
Board of Directors Executive Committee
Florida
United States
Mississippi River
Associated Press
United Press
International News Service
Cuban tomatoes flood New York as Florida crop delays persist
Florida tomato shipments are delayed by over two months. Cuban tomatoes arrive in volume, with more than a million lugs reaching New York. Cuban stock is in good condition and selling for 3 to 5 dollars per lug, sustaining demand as imports from Cuba continue amid weather and political uncertainty. Mexico also floods market with favorable supply as Florida crop begins.
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Florida
New York
Cuba
Mexico
South
Texas
Women Work On Par With Men In Russian Industry
In Russia women must struggle for life on equal footing with men. Half the work in new industrial plants is done by women in machine shops motor car and tractor factories mines. Women build military tanks airplanes artillery and locomotives.
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Russia
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Cornell
Horticultural Society
Vero Beach
Clyde-Mallory Lines
Miami
Tampa
New Orleans
G. W. Bartlett
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