Roosevelt urges reason in bank loan rulings
President Roosevelt complains the current bank examination process tightens loans too much and seeks a uniform, practical standard. He cites cases of a merchant seeking 800 for expansion and a farm sale loan of about 8000 with a 3000 note. He meets Morgenthau officials and heads of financing agencies to craft workable policy. He notes no NRA reorganization discussions with Richberg.
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Hyde Park
N. Y
Roosevelt
Morgenthau
Federal
Jesse Jones
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
John Fahey
Home Loan Board
Donald Richberg
Executive Council
NRA
Richberg
Hugh 8. Johnson
Guiding Your Child Edged Tools Warns Parents to Teach Sharp-Object Safety
An article emphasizes parental duty in toddler safety with knives sticks and scissors. It urges early instruction on handling sharp objects and constant reminders to avoid running with implements. It cautions against leaving sharp items within a child’s reach and stresses habitual safe behavior.
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Alice Clarissa Richmond
Tommy
Sarah
Quilt finished after 1876 project in Fort Worth
A bed quilt started in 1876 by E. D. Nicolson's mother and completed by his sister in Fort Worth Texas. The finished heirloom belongs to E. D. Nicolson and honors family craft from Fulton Missouri where Sue N. Hatcher resides.
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Fort Worth
Texas
U.P
E. D. Nicolson
Nicolson
Sue N. Hatcher
Fulton
Doan's Pills Advertises Kidney Wash
A 1934 Foster Milburn advertisement promotes Doan's Pills as quick relief for kidney issues. It claims twenty four to sixteen miles of kidney tubes needing washing and warns against “strong drugs.” The ad targets sufferers of backache dizziness and frequent urination, urging readers to consult their druggist for Doan's Pills.
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Doan
Foster-Milburn
It Just Happened Shows Shaw Explains Writing Genius
Malvern England September 13 George Bernard Shaw says he is a playwright and many other things but cannot explain how it happens. He notes that writers may roam freely while playwrights must stage events in real time. He credits music as the foundation of his method and urges focusing on a single theme like Beethoven in symphonies.
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Shaw
Malvern
England
George Bernard Shaw
GBS
Mr. Shaw
H. G. Wells
Courthouse records list 1934 vehicle registrations
A compiled notice shows names and addresses of individuals and firms with 1934 model cars and trucks including Studebaker, Ford, Chevrolet, and Reo. Corrections clarify J A Childress should be J A Childers, Dalhart, Plymouth 34. The list covers Amarillo area registrants and vehicle types.
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F. C. Metz
Carolina
Studebaker
Lester Leeman
Sunset
Dewey Williams
Mirror
Terraplane
Amarillo Bus Co
Reo Bus
Consumers Ice Co
P. E. Edwards
Megenta
Texas
Ford
Jack Edwards
E. G. Mills
Buchanan
W. N. Compton
Sandford
Lafayette
J. A. Childress
Dalhart
Plymouth
J. A. Childers
Paris Underground Life Expands Beneath City Streets
Paris reveals growing underground worlds including a vault town beside the Bank of France storing gold, an army wireless service base near the Eiffel Tower, and an enormous mushroom village beneath Rue de La Paix with wide streets for carts and farming activity.
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Paris
Bank of France
Army
Eiffel Tower
Rue de la
Paix
Famed Pianist Offers Musical Scholarships
Moissaye Boguslawski, renowned Chicago pianist, offers a $1000 tuition scholarship to the best American boy or girl pianist in a contest on September 16 in Chicago. Competitors perform one piece by Bach Beethoven and Chopin. Scholarship endowed in memory of W R Nelson founder of the Kansas City Star.
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Chicago
U.P
Moissaye Boguslawski
W. R. Nelson
Kansas City Star
Realtors Hit Full Quota in Housing Drive
Amarillo real estate dealers led by Homer Wheeler and John Gilvin met after the finance committee meeting and submitted the housing program quota. Carl Hinton reports rapid pledges from other committees and strong backing from building trades and industries. Organized labor pledged $100 via Jack Sears. There are four times as many automobiles per mile of improved road as 20 years ago.
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Amarillo
Central Committee
Homer Wheeler
John Gilvin
Carl Hinton
Building Trades and Industries
Organized Labor
Jack Sears
The
Labor Council
United States
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London
Berlin
Rome
Madrid
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Europe
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Nunn Electric CO
Reha
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lady Esther
Jergen
Adlerika
Cara Nome
Mennen
City Drug Stores
Renal Stores
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