Readjusting Agriculture After War Call For Policy Change
Washington argues reconversion must include agriculture. Dr. Benedict highlights four factors shaping farm supply and demand, tenancy reforms, soil conservation, and farm life improvements. Political obstacles, lobby power, and regional planning shape chances for wise legislation in the postwar period.
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War shortages push nutrition and trade shifts in 1944
Bankhead reports survey shows labor shortages and mobilization need while about one million men fit for duty remains. US war effort increases imports of coffee and cocoa from Brazil and other American republics, expanding civilian quotas in 1944. Wartime tea allotments estimate 118 cups per person, contingent on shipping conditions.
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Sixty American Bombers Lost in Raid Misfire
Sixty U S bombers were shot down in a raid, resulting in the loss of approximately 600 highly trained airmen and about 26 million dollars worth of precision bombing and fighting machinery.
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