Appropriations, Crop Production and Harvesting LoansU.S. Government Printing Office, 1938 - Agricultural credit |
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... employee ? Mr. GARWOOD . Yes , sir . About 63 percent of our total appropri- ation is for personnel . Mr. TABER . Will you put a statement in the record on that ? Mr. GARWOOD . Yes , sir . ( The statement referred to is as follows ...
... employee ? Mr. GARWOOD . Yes , sir . About 63 percent of our total appropri- ation is for personnel . Mr. TABER . Will you put a statement in the record on that ? Mr. GARWOOD . Yes , sir . ( The statement referred to is as follows ...
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... employees . Mr. CANNON . From time to time , you have decreased the cost of the loan ? Mr. GARWOOD . Yes . Mr. CANNON . And in your opinion it is now at a minimum ? Mr. GARWOOD . It is the very minimum ; yes . It can go up and down ...
... employees . Mr. CANNON . From time to time , you have decreased the cost of the loan ? Mr. GARWOOD . Yes . Mr. CANNON . And in your opinion it is now at a minimum ? Mr. GARWOOD . It is the very minimum ; yes . It can go up and down ...
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... employees that you have in this statement ? What type of work do they do ? Mr. SMITH . Those are temporary field employees in the State offices that work in the field . Mr. WOODRUM . How many people does that involve ? Mr. SMITH . That ...
... employees that you have in this statement ? What type of work do they do ? Mr. SMITH . Those are temporary field employees in the State offices that work in the field . Mr. WOODRUM . How many people does that involve ? Mr. SMITH . That ...
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... employees ? Mr. SMITH . Yes . Mr. LUDLOW . How many temporary employees have you in the Department ? Mr. SMITH . We have 12 more . These 28 are the employees that we had in the past , before the act was signed . Mr. TAYLOR . They are ...
... employees ? Mr. SMITH . Yes . Mr. LUDLOW . How many temporary employees have you in the Department ? Mr. SMITH . We have 12 more . These 28 are the employees that we had in the past , before the act was signed . Mr. TAYLOR . They are ...
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... employees , field .. 1.4 2,000 3.7 1,620 0.6 1,440 0.8 1,440 13.3 36,902 303 , 571 340,473 All personal services , field . 10 01 Personal services , net ... OTHER OBLIGATIONS 02 Supplies .. 05 Communications . 06 Travel ... 07 ...
... employees , field .. 1.4 2,000 3.7 1,620 0.6 1,440 0.8 1,440 13.3 36,902 303 , 571 340,473 All personal services , field . 10 01 Personal services , net ... OTHER OBLIGATIONS 02 Supplies .. 05 Communications . 06 Travel ... 07 ...
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acreage acres ADMINISTRATION OF SUGAR administrative expenses Agricultural Adjustment Administration agricultural economist allotment amount loaned Amount Number Amount amount of loans Amount Percent applied appropriation average balances outstanding Dec basis beet sugar BERNHARDT borrower Budget BUELL SNYDER CANNON Carolina CHAIRMAN child labor Colorado committee Congress cost crop and feed crop loan Cuba Cuban Department of Agriculture drought loans emergency crop employees estimate Farm Credit Administration feed loans field figure Finance and Research fiscal GARWOOD Grade growers Hawaii JUMP lien loans made Amount LOUIS LUDLOW Louisiana LUDLOW mainland cane area ment Montana moratorium North Dakota Number Amount Amount Number Amount Number paid Percent of loans processors PRODUCTION AND HARVESTING proportionate share provisions Puerto Rico quota refined sugar Resettlement Administration Secretary short tons South South Carolina statement Sugar Act sugar beets sugarcane TABER TAYLOR thousand thousand thousand United WIGGLESWORTH WOODRUM
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Page 39 - In determining the proportionate shares with respect to a farm, the Secretary may take into consideration the past production on the farm of sugar beets and sugarcane marketed (or processed) for the extraction of sugar or liquid sugar and the ability to produce...
Page 1 - ... harvesting, or both, is to be financed, in whole or in part, with the proceeds of such loan ; or, in case of any loan, for the purchase or production of feed for livestock, a first lien upon the livestock to be fed. (c) No loan made under the provisions of this Act to any borrower shall exceed $400, nor shall a loan be so made in any calendar year which, together with the unpaid principal of prior loans so made to such borrower in that year, shall exceed $400 in amount: Provided, however, That...