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31. Addresses. What unlimited cotton production and no-control plan would mean to the South, address by Walter L. Randolph, assistant director, Southern Division, Agricultural Adjustment Administration, at meetings of farm leaders held in Texas in Oct. 1938.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Agricultural Adjustment Administration and Agriculture Department
Publisher:: Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Date:: [1938.]
SuDoc number:: A 55.15:R 15

32. Addresses. Wheat crop insurance program, address by Roy M. Green, manager, Federal Crop Insurance Corporation, before Kansas Chamber of Commerce Convention, Allis Hotel, Wichita, Kans., June 17, 1938.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Agricultural Adjustment Administration and Agriculture Department
Publisher:: Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Date:: [1938.]
SuDoc number:: A 55.15:G 82

33. Addresses. Will grass and forage planting to control erosion require readjustments in livestock program? by F. F. Elliott.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Agricultural Adjustment Administration and Agriculture Department
Publisher:: Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Date:: [1938.]
SuDoc number:: A 55.15:El 5/2

34. Addresses. Agricultural stability and business stability, by H. R. Tolley, administrator, adapted from address at round table conference on current agricultural problems, Chamber of Commerce of United States, Apr. 28, 1937.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Agricultural Adjustment Administration and Agriculture Department
Publisher:: Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Date:: May 1937
SuDoc number:: A 55.15:T 57/21

35. Addresses. Producer goals and consumer goals, adapted from address by Henry A. Wallace, Secretary of Agriculture, before Consumers' Emergency Council, at New York City, Mar. 6, 1937.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Agricultural Adjustment Administration and Agriculture Department
Publisher:: Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Date:: Mar. 1937
SuDoc number:: A 55.15:W 15/11

36. Addresses. Agricultural stability and business stability, address of H. R. Tolley, administrator, Agricultural Adjustment Administration, at round table conference on current agricultural problems, United States Chamber of Commerce, Apr. 28, 1937.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Agricultural Adjustment Administration and Agriculture Department
Publisher:: Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Date:: [1937.]
SuDoc number:: A 55.15:T 57/20

37. Addresses. Dust, soil conservation, and wheat, address prepared for delivery by George E. Farrell, director Western Division, Agricultural Adjustment Administration, at Farmers' Meeting, Dodge City, Kans., Mar. 22, 1937.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Agricultural Adjustment Administration and Agriculture Department
Publisher:: Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Date:: [1937.]
SuDoc number:: A 55.15:F 24/6

38. Addresses. Ever-normal granary and livestock production, remarks of Henry A. Wallace, Secretary of Agriculture, in National Farm and Home Hour, Feb. 2, 1937.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Agricultural Adjustment Administration and Agriculture Department
Publisher:: Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Date:: [1937.]
SuDoc number:: A 55.15:W 15/10

39. Addresses. Radio talk by H. R. Tolley, administrator, Agricultural Adjustment Administration, over Station WLS, Chicago, Nov. 29, 1937.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Agricultural Adjustment Administration and Agriculture Department
Publisher:: Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Date:: [1937.]
SuDoc number:: A 55.15:T 57/22

40. Addresses. Talk made before National Association of Milk Control Boards of America, Portland, Oreg., Aug. 5, 1937, [by] O. H. Hoffman, jr., senior marketing specialist: Federal milk control and its administration.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Agricultural Adjustment Administration and Agriculture Department
Publisher:: Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Date:: [1937.]
SuDoc number:: A 55.15:H 67

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