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Pay Farmer For Raising Things We Now Import
The piece argues the United States spent $1.567 billion last year on farm problems, seven times 1933, with county costs averaging $4,000 per county and 6 percent of total appropriations. It urges paying farmers to grow imported products, offering protected markets, and warns that farmers seek fair play not charity. It notes surplus crops, stagnant markets, and that both major parties may later recognize this need.
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