Senator Kem Attacks Price Support Plan in Wheat Debate
In a rousing Senate speech, Senator James P. Kem denounced price supports for farm products as undermining U S farmers. He criticized talks to fund wheat purchases via Britain Canada and urged amendments to avoid foreign bureaucratic influence while defending the agriculture department’s duty to protect American farmers.
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Ington
D. C
James P
Missouri
Sagan
Committee On Agriculture
Senate
Hall
Britain
Canada
State Department
United States
Kem
Branill
Congress
Alture
Secretary of Agriculture
Farmers urged to report deteriorating crops in time
Farmers are urged to report immediately to the Scott County Conservation Committee when any commodity under price support loan is in danger of going out of condition. The county committee may order immediate shipping instructions to CCC if conditioning cannot be done. Final settlement depends on grade at delivery and the samples taken, with loss possible if the farmer does not notify in time. High temperatures and local ads are noted in passing.
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Scott County Conservation Committee
Commodity Credit Corporation
Evin Burke
Scott County Committee
Ccc
Great Britain
Burke
Missouri Weather Research Aims to Aid Farmers
Columbia Missouri September 29 Missouri farmers will gain better weather guidance through a University of Missouri climatology project. Dean John H Longwell said the program, in cooperation with the US Weather Bureau, will compile decades of statewide data into regional reports to forecast conditions. Wayne L Decker will head data compilation and interpretation. he will also teach climatology and meteorology as part of geography and geology studies.
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Columbia
Missouri
University of Missouri
John H. Longwell
College of Agriculture
United States Weather Bureau
Universiy
Agricultural Experiment Station
Dean Longwell
Missouri Agriculture
Wayne L. Decker
Decker
U. S. Weather Bureau
Des Moines
Iowa State College
Ames
Central College
Pella
Cape Missourian Entices Newsmen With Reports on Weather Data Project
The Cape Missourian outlines a long term weather data effort using IBM punch cards across six first order Weather Bureau stations and ten second order stations. Dean Longwell notes plans to involve 65 hydro climatic stations and 175 cooperators, enabling extensive temperature and rainfall summaries linked to agricultural data. The project aims to help farmers adjust crop timing and varieties to weather conditions, with results to be published in Agricultural Experiment Station bulletins and linked to other campus climatology and solar radiation studies. Also notes a Cape Girardeau newsmen dinner September 30 hosted by Fred Naeter of the Southeast Missourian for the Missouri Press Association meeting.
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Weather Bureau
Dean Longwell
Missouri
Agricultural Experiment Station
Iowa State
North Carolina
St. Louis
Kansas City
Columbia
St. Joseph
Springfield
Cairo
Hannibal
Kirksville
Bethany
Warrenton
Tarkio
Chillicothe
Marshall
Vichy
Farmington
Joplin
Mountain Grove
West Plains
Advance
Caruthersville
Poplar Bluff
Clinton
Rolla
Sikeston
College of Agriculture
Fred Naeter
Southeast Missourian
Cape Girardeau
Cape
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Death Valley
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Charleston
LAIR
Niewsparprrfrohiye
Cape Missourian
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Missouri Press Association
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Ksim
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Jos. A. Leslie
Insurance Agency
Sikeston, Missouri
Will
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