Lands of Soviets farmers work hardest, get least
The article surveys famine era rumors on collectivization and peasant losses, arguing that Soviet collective farming intensified toil and reduced peasant rewards. It cites livestock slaughters, declining livestock and herd sizes, and reduced milk and wool outputs as evidence of government policy failures and peasant resistance. It contrasts supposed class struggle with catastrophic outcomes for households and agriculture.
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Schiller
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Last Rites for Dr Norsworthy Headed for Texas Burial
Dr L Norsworthy a San Antonio physician who died in Los Angeles last Saturday will have his body arrive in San Antonio at 3 10 p m Wednesday over the Southern Pacific railroad Mrs Norsworthy and her son Joe Carroll accompany the body One body will be in state at the Porter Loring chapel from 4 to 11 p m after which it will be shipped to Jasper Texas for burial Funeral services set for Jasper Friday at 2 p m.
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L. Norsworthy
San Antonio
Los Angeles
Southern Pacific Railroad
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