Higher Prices Guaranteed To U S Farmers
Washington reports Food Administrator Chester C Davis announced that the government will guarantee higher prices for five war crops dry beans peas peanuts soybeans and flaxseed to spur production. The plan replaces a $100 million incentive program and uses Commodity Credit Corporation actions to support prices via purchase and loan operations.
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Washington
Chester C. Davis
Secretary of Agriculture
Wickard
Congress
Davis
Commodity Credit Corporation
Office of Price Administration
CCC
Wallace County Agricultural Price Revisions and Caps
The report outlines updated price supports and ceiling prices for a range of agricultural commodities including beans peas soybeans peanuts sweet potatoes and grain sorghums. It details unit measures per 100 pounds or per bushel and notes storage payments and CCC loans for on farm storage. It also mentions adjusted prices for Virginia Spanish and runner type, and for black eye peas with designated purchase terms.
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Great Northern
Lima
CCC
Virginia
Northwest
U.S No
U. S No. 1
South
Davis
U. S
Two Found Not Guilty At Magistrate Hearing
Archie J. Michell of Route 3 Frederick and Homer H. Mercer were found not guilty by Magistrate Alton Y Bennett in Police Court Wednesday night after a minor collision at Rockwell Terrace and College Avenue on March 26. Raymer Jamison was found guilty of drunkenness on the street and remanded for three days in lieu of a $2.50 fine. Paul Thomas Wilhide’s drunken and reckless driving case was continued at his request until Friday evening. Collateral forfeited included Charles H. Wetzell for drunk in corporate limits $250 Albert J. Baugher Route 1 Thurmont operating on expired license 10 Thomas Frank Lewis Route 1 Frederick reckless driving $5 James Leiby Mifflinville Pa exceeding 25 mph and muffler violation $5 Kenneth Houck Route 1 Woodsboro exceeding 30 mph $5. Last three charges by State Troopers C B Tucker and Bruce A Brachey. Attendance records listed Adamstown School students attending every day in March. Consumer expenditures in the United States during 1941 totaled $75,000,000,000. Meat price and incentive details discussed for crop yields and farm goals.
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Archie J. Michell
Frederick
Homer H. Mercer
Atty
iMecepte Ory Sow
Alton Y Bennett
Rockwell Terrace
College Avenue
Raymer Jamison
Paul Thomas Wilhide
East Second Street
Charles H. Wetzell
Albert J. Baugher
Thurmont
Matee
Thomas Frank Lewis
James Leiby
Mifflinville
Kenneth § Houck
Woodsboro
C B. Tucker
Bruce A. Brachey
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Latin America
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Manuel Prado
Adamstown School
John Fenton Scarff
Ralph Thomas Edward Willard
Ruby Wu
Benjamin Mock
Helen Hoffman
Shirley Pearson
Patsy Walter
Charles Mock
Ollie Harrison
Robert Smallwood
Georgia Potts
Rudell Clagett
Jean Thomas
Thomas Harrison
Elizabeth Harrison
Shirley Wilt
Ruby Hoffman
Margaret Ar Tore Iglas Arey
Ernestine Page
Fay Gochnauer
Beulah Thomas
Mary Grace Thomas
Joyce Dixon
Dorothy Cheeks
Martin Baugher
Leonard Davis
William Davis
Glenn Davis
Richard Geisler
Elva Hoak
Margaret Oland
Virginia Thomas
Carlton Carey
Carl Thayer
Charles Willard
Helen Halliday
Anna Davis
Lorraine Biser
United States
Mississippi
Pvt. Claggett
Beatrice Claggett
Tuscarora
Grafton R Claggett
Camp van Dorn
Richard G. Claggett
Frederick County National Bank I
North Market Street
Lapuce
Remshe
KEY Hotel Bldg
Ty—T
NEW Coats
Hosiery Club
Kemp’s
Vaniela
Dirt Isten
National Dairy
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WAC
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