Cotton: Its Troubles Attract National Attention
A detailed look at cotton's central role in the U S and the South in the 1930s, tracing its rise, decline, and the political push for production controls and subsidies. It notes the 1937 crop, foreign competition, World market share shifts, and Secretary Wallace's Memphis discussions proposing a middle way to stabilize prices and consumption amid surpluses and loans.
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Columbia
South Carolina
South
U. S
United States
America
Memphis
Tenn
Henry A. Wallace
Japan
Germany
Great Britain
Texas
Oklahoma
AAA
New Deal
Bankhead
Supreme Court
Soil Conservation Act
Washington
Wallace
Far East
China
Congress
Ellison D. Smith
Senate
Marvin Jones
House
Southern Agricultural Commissioners
Cotton
Pungent Paragraphs and Witty Exchanges
A column of aphorisms on happiness money and morality, including lines about mink coats hedging inflation and a satire on advice givers. It ends with a brief fragment from a playful dialogue featuring Sally Milkhail and Milkhail about waiting and surprise.
Bigamist remark sparks surprise in conversation
In a sharp exchange, Bob jokes about not meeting his wife while Gus冷ly accuses him of bigamy. The remark underscores a tense moment highlighting marital questions between two men.
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