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Page 149
... groups in rural America . " The simple fact that rural poverty existed in this country was never openly recognized by our government until ap- proximately five years ago , " an official noted in 1939. " Public recognition of the fact ...
... groups in rural America . " The simple fact that rural poverty existed in this country was never openly recognized by our government until ap- proximately five years ago , " an official noted in 1939. " Public recognition of the fact ...
Page 162
... groups - has permitted a minimizing of the number of " distinct par- ties and interests " in its ranks . In itself ... groups , it is clear that local bureaus will show considerable diversity on the latter score . A cotton group will ...
... groups - has permitted a minimizing of the number of " distinct par- ties and interests " in its ranks . In itself ... groups , it is clear that local bureaus will show considerable diversity on the latter score . A cotton group will ...
Page 169
... group support is provided by two inti- mately related groups , the Association of Land Grant Colleges and Universities and the National Association of County Agricul- tural Agents . Another such triangle unites the Soil Conservation ...
... group support is provided by two inti- mately related groups , the Association of Land Grant Colleges and Universities and the National Association of County Agricul- tural Agents . Another such triangle unites the Soil Conservation ...
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