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71. Farm population. Statement on farm population trends, by Frank Lorimer, presented before Senate Committee on Education and Labor, Washington, D. C., May 6, 1940.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Agricultural Economics Bureau and Agriculture Department
Publisher:: Agricultural Economics Bureau
Date:: [1940.]
SuDoc number:: A 36.51:P 81/7

72. Land. Needed points of development and reorientation in land economic theory; by L. C. Gray and Mark M. Began.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Agricultural Economics Bureau and Agriculture Department
Publisher:: Agricultural Economics Bureau
Date:: [1940.]
SuDoc number:: A 36.51:L 22/22

73. Rural life and national welfare, by Carl C. Taylor, head, Division of Farm Population and Rural Welfare, address, American Association of School Administrators, St. Louis, Mo., Feb. 27, 1940.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Agricultural Economics Bureau and Agriculture Department
Publisher:: Agricultural Economics Bureau
Date:: [1940.]
SuDoc number:: A 36.51:R 88/5

74. Addresses. Economic and institutional barriers to social progress, by Arthur G. Peterson, address, annual meeting of Western Farm Economics Association, at Berkeley, Calif., June 16, 1939. [19391.]

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Agricultural Economics Bureau and Agriculture Department
Publisher:: Agricultural Economics Bureau
Date:: [June 1939]
SuDoc number:: A 36.51:So 1

75. Addresses. Department of Agriculture and land grant colleges today, address delivered by H. R. Tolley, chief, Bureau of Agricultural Economics, at regional conferences of extension workers in Texarkana, Tex., Feb. 6, 1939, and in Knoxville, Tenn., Feb. 9, 1939.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Agricultural Economics Bureau and Agriculture Department
Publisher:: Agricultural Economics Bureau
Date:: [1939.]
SuDoc number:: A 36.51:L 22/18

76. Addresses. Effects of population mobility upon regional and national development in United States; by Carl C. Taylor.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Agricultural Economics Bureau and Agriculture Department
Publisher:: Agricultural Economics Bureau
Date:: [1939.]
SuDoc number:: A 36.51:P 81/5

77. Addresses. Factors of economic importance in southern agriculture; by B. H. Thibodeaux, senior agricultural economist, address, county agents' short course in agricultural economics, Camp Grant-Walker, Pollock, La., Sept. 18, 1939.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Agricultural Economics Bureau and Agriculture Department
Publisher:: Agricultural Economics Bureau
Date:: [1939.]
SuDoc number:: A 36.51:So 8/3

78. Addresses. Faults, advantages, and possibilities of services authorized by Smith-Doxey act, address, Carl H. Robinson, in charge, Division of Cotton Marketing, annual convention, Southern Agricultural Workers, New Orleans, Feb. 2, 1939.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Agricultural Economics Bureau and Agriculture Department
Publisher:: Agricultural Economics Bureau
Date:: [1939.]
SuDoc number:: A 36.51:C 82/29

79. Addresses. Improving our land tenure systems, by L. C. Gray, assistant chief of bureau in charge of land utilization, address, School for Southern Great Plains Region, Amarillo, Tex., Apr. 6, 1939.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Agricultural Economics Bureau and Agriculture Department
Publisher:: Agricultural Economics Bureau
Date:: [1939.]
SuDoc number:: A 36.51:L 22/19

80. Addresses. Index numbers of farm costs and returns, by M. R. Cooper, senior agricultural economist, address, New England Research Council. Boston, Mass., Apr. 26, 1939.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Agricultural Economics Bureau and Agriculture Department
Publisher:: Agricultural Economics Bureau
Date:: [1939.]
SuDoc number:: A 36.51:F 22/12

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