Word: indias
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...South could have a decent living standard and still grow better cotton, at less cost, than Brazil, the Argentine, India,-if Southern farmers could buy production necessities as Brazilians, Indians et al. can, and if they could sell in friendly rather than hostile markets...
...India...
...From India the United Press dispatched stories relating that...
PEOPLE, PEOPLE EVERYWHERE!-R. H. (Bob) Davis-Stokes ($3). Travel notes of a columnist that range from brief impressions written in Mexico and South Africa to scribblings in an airplane over California, and include anecdotes about Artemus Ward, discussions of the Regency of George IV and English rule of India...
...price. Of late, foreign cotton production has been rising sharply. But no country today is ready to take over the South's share of the world's cotton. Russia is increasing its production at a tremendous rate but for a closed national economy. India, which is the second largest cotton producer, and China, where the Japanese are encouraging heavy planting at bayonet-point, need their land for food. In Egypt there is a limited amount of Nile water. Nile soil. Only in Brazil and part of the Argentine are there real possibilities of increasing cotton production...