Subsidy Fees Win Victory in Senate Vote on Subsidies
Washington reports the Senate rejected a Maloney amendment 49 to 26 that would cap 1944 subsidies at 1.5 billion dollars, ending debate on a plan seen as labor appeasement and risk to farmers. Administration leaders opposed the cap, warning of wage protests if subsidies end.
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D-Conn
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Bankhead Bill Debates Subsidies and Farm Prices
Senators grapple with subsidies under Bankhead and Maloney plans to halt payments by June 30. Taft urges compromise, arguing subsidies prop up labor but harm farmers. Critics warn of inflation and misused funds as CCC and RFC payments face congressional restraint. Birthday party notes conclude the page.
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