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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1939

Page

3

Treasury Prepares To Close Books On 1939 Fiscal Year

Treasury statisticians prepare to close the 1939 fiscal year with a record peace time deficit and a national debt above 40 billion dollars. Revenue exceeded expectations while the year ends June 30, leaving a working balance of about 2.304 billion.

Treasury Lyle C Wilson Washington Roosevelt Secretary of Treasury Henry Morgenthau, Jr

Wheat loan plan offers farmers guaranteed profits gain

Potter County agent Ted Alexander explains that placing wheat in a federal loan guarantees a minimum return above the market price. By borrowing 640 dollars on 1000 bushels at 64 cents per count, the farmer can profit whether prices rise or fall, with extra storage payments boosting the margin. About 75 percent of Panhandle wheat goes into the federal loan.

Paul Timmons Ted Alexander Potter County Galveston Texas Alexander Panhandle

Florida Bridge Builders Erect Span in Six Days

In New Port Richey Florida the road department claims a bridge building record after a 17 ton truck toppled the span over the Pitchlahascotee River. Crews arrived with steel and rebuilt the bridge in six days opening with a community celebration and praise for workers.

New Port Richey Fla. W.P Florida Road Department Pitchlahascotee Highway Department

Chautauqua Lake Fleet Reduced to One Vessel

Jamestown New York residents report the Chautauqua Lake steamers are down to a single operating vessel the City of James after the City of Cincinnati was destroyed by fire. The surviving ship has been repaired and will return to service. A separate note mentions Mt Palomar's 200 inch telescope as having a vision range of 1.26 billion light years.

Jamestown N. Y U.P Chautauqua Lake S. 8 City of James City of Cincinnati Mt. Palomar Calif

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