Cotton price fix plan urged by South officials
Wade Stackhouse of Dillon, S. C. writes to The Columbia State outlining a proposal from Southern cotton representatives. They urge a presidential price fix and a United States Cotton Corporation to buy surplus cotton, with Allies and War Industries Board coordination, plus potential export duties on Germany, to stabilize prices and supply during wartime.
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A. F. Lever
Not Acquainted With Newspapers’ Alleged Bowing To Baal
A political figure defends himself against charges of bowing to Baal, insisting he never met the man in his life. The Boston Transcript notes the exchange as a quip about media pressure.
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