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have serve,d in. the United States Senate during the entire period of Senator Byrd’s tenure in that body. The Senate does not have a more conscientious or hardeFwbrking member. Senator Byrd has demonstrated his knowledge of, and interest in, the problems of the farmers of this country. This is particularly true with respect to the Soil Conservation Program, the original and basic Soil Conservation Act being passed with- -Senator Byrd’s supporton February 15, 1936. — Senate Bill 2787 which was passed by the Senate on December 17, 1937, has, I understand, been a subject of much discussion. Beth Senator Byrd and I opposed this bill due to the very drastic penalties aigainst farmers incorporated therein. That bill,—S. 2787, provided criminal penalties against farmers violating rules or regulations issued by the Secretary of Agriculture, which position was

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