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Miscellaneous. : Hearings before the Committee on Agriculture, House of Representatives, Eighty-seventh Congress, second session, on H.R. 10101, agricultural land development in Alaska. July 24, 1962; S. 2121, establish Federal agricultural services to Guam; G.R. 12811, facilitate work of the Department of Agriculture, August 14, 1962; H.R. 12802 and H.R. 12947, cooperation with States in enforcement of certain Federal laws. August 27, 1962; H.R. 11745, land transfer in Florida; H.R. 11554, land transfer in North Carolina; S. 2859, relating to crop insurance; S. 3517, use of section 32, funds for lumber industry; S. 3120, movement of diseased animals, September 12, 1962
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Miscellaneous. : Hearings before the Committee on Agriculture, House of Representatives, Eighty-seventh Congress, second session, on H.R. 10101, agricultural land development in Alaska. July 24, 1962; S. 2121, establish Federal agricultural services to Guam; G.R. 12811, facilitate work of the Department of Agriculture, August 14, 1962; H.R. 12802 and H.R. 12947, cooperation with States in enforcement of certain Federal laws. August 27, 1962; H.R. 11745, land transfer in Florida; H.R. 11554, land transfer in North Carolina; S. 2859, relating to crop insurance; S. 3517, use of section 32, funds for lumber industry; S. 3120, movement of diseased animals, September 12, 1962

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