Frame Owners Loan Corp resumes Texas home loan work
The Frame Owners Loan Corporation announced a temporary delay in Texas loans due to a strict homestead law and form drafting needs. Office head James Shaw traveled to assist in preparing new instruments, aiming to resume normal operations with state-specific documents.
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Guiding Your Child through Fairy Tales and Moral Lessons
Fairy stories shape a child's view by linking nature to human motives. They introduce life, honor, love, faith, malice, jealousy, and hate as objective ideas. The tales show conflict between good and evil and illustrate self control and sacrifice.
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Washington aide vows quick action to resolve Texas clash
A government official said he moved to Washington to help correct a Texas dispute after rapid initial efforts. He stated he began work promptly and arrived in Washington to straighten out the situation.
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Fairy tales shape how children learn from stories
The author argues that children cannot grasp cruelty or value in fairy tales without guidance. Immature imagination makes threats or punishments in myths seem trivial like a step-mother dancing in red-hot shoes. Fairy stories should be treated as ancestral heritage, not censored prematurely.
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League Conference To Resume Monday
The world disarmament conference will resume next Monday as planned after the steering committee decided, buoyed by a German statement seeking an accord. Arthur Henderson warned postponement would fuel suspicions that nations refuse a genuine pact and the committee adjourned to Saturday for delegate talks. Dr Nadolny and French foreign minister Boncour quickly conferred.
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Arthur Henderson
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Autopac Wreck Near El Campo Kills Driver
One person died and two injured in a weekend crash near El Campo Texas Adolph Polasek was killed when his car hit a gravel truck E Zaskoda and Jim Barrus were hospitalized in Rosenburg with serious injuries.
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EL Campo
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Adolph Polasek
E. Zaskoda
Jim Barrus
Rosenburg
Postponement of Oil Price Fixing Sought by Consumers Board
Washington October 10 The National Recovery Administration consumers advisory board urged Secretary Ickes to postpone any governmental steps toward price fixing in the oil industry. Mary Harriman Rumsey chairwoman notes that petroleum costs have risen sharply since June 1 while oil wages grew little, reversing recovery program aims.
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National Recovery Administrations Consumers’ Advisory Board
Ickes
Mary Harriman Rumsey
Opposition to euthanasia and new fuel tech from 1930s press
The article rebuts Hitler era proposals to legally permit euthanasia for incurables, argues against state murder, and notes medical and moral concerns. It also reports German progress on proton illuminated gas for home lighting and affordable diesel-fueled power units for farms, signaling lower energy costs and decentralized power.
Sheriff Probes Two DePort Lindale Robberies
Paris Oct 10 Sheriff Clyde Shelton of Lamar County reports two robberies in DePort and Lindale with nearly $2000 taken. He contends the same men could not have committed both due to time gaps and distance between towns.
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Clyde Shelton
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Lindale
Economic warning on power costs and dangers of dictatorship
The piece cites Colonel H Edmond Bullis and Senator W Warren Barbour warning about educated youths facing unemployment and the risk of radical leaders gaining traction. It notes industrial power and distribution questions as factors shaping public sentiment and political risk.
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History of science and ideas overpowers battles in era views
A column discusses public works expanding employment and free beaches. It endorses a university move to add a history of science, argues for a history of ideas over battles, and notes wheelbarrow invention and steam power as pivotal advances shaping progress.
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Buick Owners Save and Play Safe
Buick owners report Eveready Prestone as the cheapest, longest lasting antifreeze. One filling protects to 25,000 miles or more and prevents rust and cooling system clogging. Buick approves the product with a National Carbon guarantee.
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Buick
National Carbon Company, Inc
Amarillo
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