Henry A. Wallace
1888 – 1965
42 works on record
Works
How agriculture, industry, labor, and government can work together for a $100,000,000,000 income
Statement by Secretary of Agriculture Henry A. Wallace before the Senate Committee on Agriculture and Forestry
Farmers and the surplus problem
Making the most of the home market
Radio address by Secretary of Agriculture Henry A. Wallace, Institute of Public Affairs, Columbia Broadcasting System, 10:15 P.M., April 1, 1933, Washington, D. C.
Producer goals and consumer goals
Farm solidarity
Charting the course for cotton
The ever-normal granary
A national program for wheat
The dairy dilemma
The dairyman's place in farm solidarity
Christian bases of world order
An American income for cotton
Farmers and the export market
America must choose
Wiek szarego człowieka
Miguk ŭi kŭktong chŏngchʻaek
El siglo del pueblo
Che cosa vuole l'America?
Dos yorhunderṭ fun dem folḳs-menṭsh
A century of the common man; a speech
Tribute to Russia
Paths to plenty
Que hara Norteamérica?
How permanent is the farm program?
Henry A. Wallace speaks to the white collar workers
Region and nation
Genetic perspectives in disease resistance and susceptibility
Hatred, love, and faith in a world of force
The new administration and farm relief
Agriculture, a local activity and a national problem
"America must choose"
The national agricultural program in relation to the Northeast
Conservation: the farmers' part in national defense
Remarks before the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, Washington, D.C., May 4, 1934 [at 10 A.M.]
The problem of farm tenancy
The genetic basis for democracy
Old age insurance for the small business man
The papers of Henry A. Wallace
An American income for wheat
Statement before Senate Committee on Agriculture and Forestry, concerning S.1807, containing proposed amendments to Agricultural Adjustment Act. [1935]