Returned Veterans Aid Outlook For Elderly U S Farm Couples
The Bowden family in Coffee County Alabama shows veterans Lyon and Oren Bowden, aided by Farm Security Administration financing, buying the family farm and expanding a diversified operation including peanuts, cotton, hogs, and beef cattle. The elder couple, now owners, plan for continued family farming as sons return from service and the farm achieves stability and security.
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Returned Veterans
U.S
Lann
Oren Bowden
Bowden
Bowdens
Farm Security Administration
Lyon
Oren
Lynn
Alabama National Guard
National Guard
Miocre
Toraly
Hove
Bowden Em
Ike
Huine
Bowden Brothers
James
Pridgen
Coffee County
Ala
FSA
Veterans Loans Reach High Peak For Farm Purchases
More than 400,000 ex servicemen financed in March and April for farm purchases and operating needs. Over 16,000 veterans have received aid, with 2,000 applications being processed in county offices. About 1,000 used the Bankhead-Jones fund for farm tenancy purchases.
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Department of Agriculture
FSA
Dillar B. Lasseter
Lasseter
Bankheid-Jones
Bassater
Guidance Plan Aids Farmers Getting Loans
A Farmers Guide explains how a farm and home management plan is created for each loan. A USDA loan official assists families, detailing expected expenses and income while outlining farm practices. The plan supports the loan by showing how the family will live and repay.
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Porm
Department of Agriculluse
New Jersey Farmers Ranked By Daily Work Hours
New Jersey farmers average around 12 hours of work per day, totaling a 72 hour week excluding Sunday chores. The state Agriculture Department notes shifts compare with a standard eight hour day and a 40 hour week for factory employees, with Sundays and holidays demanding farm tasks like feeding livestock and milking. The report recalls wartime changes and estimates farmers logged 12.2 hours daily a year ago.
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New Deere
Department of Agriculture
New Jer“ty Far
Italy
Wevlar Wey
Freentie Ito
New Jersey
Scientists Favor Unhampered Freedom in Research
A long fragment discusses scientists favoring freedom in research, concerns about government funding, and the potential impact of a national research foundation on basic science. It reflects wartime anxieties, public opinion, and debates among scholars about how to structure federal support for scientific inquiry.
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Hiroshima
Senate
Research
Congress
Hirosuta
Nagasaki
American Association of University Professors
Thedore Koppansi
National Résearch Foundation
Huettan
Naugunoy
Domwver
Dr. Kopp
Peel
Nils Sler
Ruppany
Fragmented OCR News Note Outlines Curious Policy Talk
A garbled OCR passage references reactions to policy and politics, mentioning the American Magazine and figures like Senator Russis. The text cites New York and Chicago fielding bitners to the far west, touches on crime records, and mentions a new propelled jawy trimmer amid unrelated musings about a baby.
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New York
Chicago
Far West
Wietard
Pegged Tables and Sity Pegged Furniture Pattern
Two handy pegged tables and pegged furniture guidance describe quick setup and usefulness. Patterns 29 and 8 detail chair and table designs with cutting directions and materials.
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Newy
Lake Cuttin
Ordeyy
Fragmented Q and A on wedding duties and trousseau items
The dialogue mentions a groom and bride preparing for their marriage with tasks like arranging a radius and wirpliies, then asks to name more items. Jasper adds humor by including himself as one of the items.
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Sun
Suri
Congress
House
Senate
Washington
Capitol Hill
Ibera
Tin Towers
Harry Truman
Congressiona
Jasper
Radius
Wirpliies
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