U S Farm Price Support Seen Losing $100 Million This Year
Washington reports agriculture officials expect the 1951 farm price support program to incur losses of about $100 million, far below last year’s $345 million. The decline follows removals of potatoes and dried eggs and reduced stocks in other losing items.
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Government Losses Highlighted in Agriculture Support
The government sustained losses totaling 249 million in 1950, 254 million in 1949, 125 million in 1948, and 71 million in 1947 with an average of 125 million in 1941-46. An Agriculture Department spokesman said support operations were never meant to be profit making.
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Fala Beginnings to Show His Age
Mrs Roosevelt visits Brandeis University staff reveals Fala is aging at 13. The once famous presidential dog is now gray and slower, but still walks at Hyde Park though shorter. He snores loudly and sleeps later, yet remains a fine companion. The article also recalls the first American newspaper Public Occurrences Both Foreign and Domestic.
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For Sale Monarch bicycle in good condition
Want ad listing Monarch bicycle in good condition priced at $15.00 credited to Gene Mc Knight. Also another for a Swim Bicycle with luggage carrier one year old in good condition priced at $25.00 by Russell May phone 221W.
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Truman Attacks Tax Critics and Red Regime Rhetoric
President Truman delivered two speeches in Washington blasting high taxes and government spending critics and denouncing Soviet Russia as power mad. He touted economy in government and defended loyalty inquiries while contrasting American freedoms with Soviet tyranny. He spoke before Capitol Hill ceremony and the National Association of Postmasters, urging focus on efficiency.
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AFL Plans $1 Per Member For 1952 Political Campaign
In San Francisco the AFL announced it will seek $1 from each of its 8,000,000 members to fund political activities in the 1952 elections. The federation may raise its per capita tax from 3 to 4 cents, adding about $1,000,000 to the treasury for political education while state and local units fund their own activities.
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