May Revise Farm Laws by Rep Cooley Seeks Stronger Protections
Rep Cooley of North Carolina, poised to chair the House Agriculture Committee, proposed a sharp revision of Republican farm legislation. He urged heavier protection for farmers against low prices and supported production controls with government price supports, noting the 1950 parity revision and a flexible farm support system.
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Rep
Cooley
D-Nc
House Agriculture Committee
North Carolina
The
Th Congress
Farm price program debated as 1949 changes proposed
The discussion centers on Republican cooperation in shaping the farm price program now in effect. Critics say the GOP acted hastily in the last hours of the 78th Congress. The plan would shift parity and support levels for crops and livestock in 1950 with flexible ranges and ministerial discretion.
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Cooley
Mth Congress
Secretary of Agriculture
Unclear percentage shift noted in report
A brief item cites a change described as moving from 60 percent to another percentage, but the target value is missing. The note provides minimal context and lacks identifiable names or institutions.
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