Farm Loan Practices Draw Racist Charges Against FHA
The report accuses Farmers Home Administration lenders in Florida and Georgia of denying access to loans for migrant and low income clients, citing local county supervisors who allegedly bend or ignore regulations. It says moral judgments and heavy handedness affected many applicants while FHA officials defended the program’s aim to provide housing loans in rural areas.
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Washington
Palm “Beach
dis-Martin
Seal
FHA
Friends Service
Farmers Home Administration
Pie
Joseph Haspray
County’ Supervisor Authority
Haspray
Progress Arrives in Lookingglass Oregon in ENE
In Lookingglass Oregon a series of firsts arrives with a parking meter a telephone booth a fireplug and two manhole covers. City purchasing director Charles Dallas sent three Scenic Drive signs from Eugene to Norman Nibblett the unofficial mayor of the town of about 40 residents. There are only three entrances into town.
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Lookingglass
Ore
Eugene
Charles Dallas
Norm Nibblett
Oregon
Dallas
City Court News Reports Multiple Madison County Sentences
The October 4 court page lists defendants from Madison County with jail terms and suspended sentences for offenses including theft, intoxication, and disorderly conduct. Several entries note suspended jail terms on conditions of good behavior or license-related penalties, with references to specific addresses and defendants such as Raymond Means and Edwin Lee Barker.
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Madison County
Raymond Means
Muncie
Dennis Nelson Barker
Robert C. Patton
1820
E. 27Th
Edwin Lee Barker
Urbana
Sen- Madison County
Gregory L. Williams
Fred Crowder
Frankton
Madison
Sarah Delores Daniels
Flint
Bessie Lee Norris
Mich
Anderson
Curtis
Jack A. Gourley
Gene Harris
E. Lynn
Sharon Friend
Michael Henry
Donald Hovermale
Alan John
Darwin D. Ice
Address Union
John Mail
Rodney Mail
Marke Robinson
Mary Jane Costs
Simpson
Kathie Treadway
Bryce M. Kinser
Amgda
United States
James L. Lawson
Gwynn Lyall
Middletown
Philco
Aires
Florida Mayor Wins Despite Opposition
Daytona Beach voters returned Mayor Richard Kane to office with a 51.1 percent majority amid an editorial dispute involving News Journal editor Herbert Davidson who faced arrest charges. Kane accused the editor of violating a 60 year old law by refusing to publish a political reply. Huger and Sessions trailed in the election. Paris turnout cited as record high in a separate Paris subway strike context.
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Sfort
News-Journal
Herbert Davidson
M. Davison
Kane
News Journal
Robert Durden
James E. Huger
Huger
Donald A. Sessions
Paris
Daytona
Subway
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David
Io Son
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