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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1949

Page

9

U.S. to Start Fresh Parity Formula Jan. 1

Washington announces a new modernized parity standard for farm prices to take effect January 1. The 1909 14 base is replaced by a method that weighs demand and production costs over the last decade, adjusting parity for crops and livestock. Influential figures include George N. Peek Rexford Tugwell and Henry A. Wallace.

Ovid A. Martin Washington Congress M. L. Wilson U. S. Extension Service George N. Peek Gen Hugh S. Johnson Peek Johnson NRA Coolidge Henry A. Wallace Edward A. O'Neal Farm Bureau Federation Rexford G. Tugwell Brain Trust Roosevelt

Three Nations Aided After Storm Damage

Central and South American nations rushed relief after heavy rains damaged Venezuela Costa Rica and Trinidad. In Venezuela the Barlovento coffee belt suffered a 30 hour downpour leaving about 20000 homeless causing two casualties and more than 1 million dollars in damage. Costa Rica reported over eight dead or missing at Platano while Trinidad saw 300 villagers homeless as the Caroni river continued to rise after four days of rain.

Caracas Venezuela Costa Rica Trinidad Barlovento Platanar Caroni

McFarland predicts copper tariff return and Navajo Hopi bill

Sen. Ernest W. McFarland of Arizona told a Lions Club in Phoenix that the copper tariff would be reinstated on June 30 and a revised Navajo Hopi rehabilitation bill would pass in the next Congress. He urged ending federal subsidies to postal services to reduce deficits.

Phoenix Ernest W. McFarland L-Ariz Congress Arizona Lions Club McFarland Democratic Policy Committee Central Arizona Federalte Eee Ssee

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