FHA cooperation could unlock broader economic revival
The FHA uses private capital and guarantees to fund 2500 new single family homes weekly, insuring nearly $1.5 billion in mortgages with 7000 lenders. Only 590 of 857,000 insured homes defaulted, boosting living standards and profits across construction, rail, mining, and loan sectors. The piece argues expanding FHA style private–public collaboration to other fields may yield better results than direct government management.
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Two Against Love by Frances Hanna
Nola and Tally quarrel with Thorn over love as Jocelyn plans to marry Geoffrey. Thorn, heartbroken and jealous, reflects on pride and loss while Nola leaves for San Francisco after a strained confrontation at Seacliff. Bob offers muted support as silence and distance grow.
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Horizontal Canadian Official Answer to Previous Puzzle
A list of clues spans across horizontal and vertical entries with references to Canadian officials and various definitions. The grid references multiple number-labeled clues, including rows for midday meals, monastery inhabitants, instruments, measure, and ancient terms, suggesting a comprehensive crossword-style puzzle.
Young Lovers Elope Plan Sparks Household Whirl
Gretchen and Bob declare love and plan to marry in Arizona after securing their mothers' consent, while Thorn and Jocelyn face tension over engagement and future social expectations. The scene ties to a family crisis amid romantic commitments and social pressures.
Inspiring Blind Printer Ike Kuperman of Asheville
The author recalls Ike Kuperman a blind Jewish printer from Asheville Citizen Times who, after losing sight in a July accident, refused charity and returned to run a lunch counter in the composing room selling refreshments to colleagues while operating a typewriter by touch and supporting his family. He endures with cheerfulness and courage.
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The Globe May 22 1939 front details Amarillo edition
The Amarillo Globe appears dated Friday May 22 1939 with publishing details. It notes association with The Amarillo Daily News and lists staff roles, press affiliations, and subscription rates for mail and delivery services. The page emphasizes independent democratic editorial stance and news impartiality.
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Self-Reliance Of Our Grandfathers On The Plains
A compact reflection on ancestors who loaded old shotguns, rode in covered wagons, and headed across the plains against hardship. The passage recalls grit facing hunger, danger, and attacks as they sought new frontiers.
Stretch to Relieve Cramped Muscles and Fatigue
A mid afternoon slump often arises from sitting long in one position. Stand, stretch, move the neck, raise arms, extend bodies, then drink water to renew energy. A Detroit survey shows service station costs about 4.8 cents per gallon with a 5 cent gas tax.
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Roosevelt plans dramatic economic reform via Berle proposal
News Behind The News reports Assistant State Secretary Berle developing a revolutionary capital credit banking idea to fund new enterprise and potentially eclipse existing finance. Roosevelt readies a Retailers' Forum appearance as Senate talks on the Lee bill and naval bids provoke controversy while SEC reviews insurance firms.
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