Truman slows VA home loan guarantees and direct lending
President Truman limited VA help for veterans buying homes by requiring some down payments at 5 percent for non supervised lenders and allowing closing costs to be financed only in certain cases. The rule also caps direct loan disbursements at 27.5 million in any three month period, affecting the expanded program started last week.
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Washington
Veterans Administration
Truman
Congress
Case of the Cockeyed Kangaroo Ends in Murder Reveal
Keever exposes a web of bribery and murder surrounding McGregor and his company. Ben Corbett accuses Paul Waring of the fatal arrest plot while Ruth Berry’s call ties to the bribery scheme. Sylvia McGregor revives the firm and marries Lew Jeris as Governor Patterson’s insurance department comes under scrutiny.
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Keever
Wendy Hillyer
Mr. McGregor
Miss Hillyer
Ben
Paul Waring
Corbett
McGregor
Lew Jeris
Waring
Shelton
Durbin
Warings
Ruth Berry
Sylvia McGregor
Dad
Ben Corbett
Lew Jaris
For the Love of Control Notions on socialism and liberty from Dr Snyder
Dr Franklyn Bliss Snyder warns socialism enters nations gradually not by decree but by creeping control. Anthony Eden is cited on love of control, noting tyrants twist ideals, while classical socialism allegedly preserves liberty in theory but fails in practice, England shown as example.
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Franklyn Bliss Snyder
Northwestern University
Anthony Eden
Socialist Party
England
Duty of Government Reflects Founding Principles
Governor Lee of Utah argued against heavy federal intervention calling the government the poorest businessman and mortgage on all we own. He urged a government that treats people fairly and lets individuals compete, aligning with the nation’s founding philosophy.
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Lee
Utah
National Reclamation Association
Iuka Mississippi Wins Top Community Service Award
A national program by a chain store system with the General Federation of Women's Clubs awards $60,000 to clubs aiding communities. The top prize of $10,300 goes to Iuka, Mississippi, a town of about 2000, as praise for local initiative and independence.
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General Federation of Women's Clubs
Iuka
Mississippi
Christian Science Monitor
Tuka
America
The Pension Threat Looms Over America’s Economy
The article argues that the pension movement poses a grave risk to the nation’s financial future. It warns that a severe economic downturn akin to the 1920s and 1930s could reveal pension schemes as a mirage and threaten national prosperity.
Boyle's Column Enroute to Korea on Bucket Seats
The piece rails at aging bucket seats used on wartime flights to Korea. The writer recalls plush transits to Tokyo before the cramped aluminum seats return, causing cramps and numbness for hours. After landing in Japan, a brief respite precedes a restart toward the next assignment.
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Korea
Air Force
New York
Tokyo
Mae West
United States
Japan
Wealth of United States Could Fund Vast Pension for Elderly
The text argues the U S wealth totals about 620 billion dollars and if placed in a single pension fund for the people it could yield about 16 billion annually. If divided among roughly 12 billion seniors over 65 the monthly payment would be about 111 dollars per person.
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United States
Public Forum letter praises Sheltering Arms Hospital care
J Edward Snyder of Millfield writes from Athens County praising Sheltering Arms Hospital after a severe injury. He urges citizens to support the current hospital drive to expand access to the finest medical care for all in need.
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the Messenger
W.va
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Athens County
J. Edward Snyder
Millfield
Vatican envoy cites reports of North Korean atrocities
A Vatican delegate says he has received reports alleging North Korean forces committed atrocities in Seoul after the city fell, amid ongoing wartime reporting.
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Rome
Vatican
Seoul
July 31 Tax Deadline Warned for Employers
Columbus bureau warns about 78 000 employers under State Compensation Law to file tax reports and pay second quarter 1950 tax by midnight Monday July 31.
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Columbus
Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
Armco Lab Unveils Ultra Thin Alloy For Electronics
Middletown Ohio Armco Steel Corporation researchers announced a super thin alloy one tenth the thickness of a human hair. The material targets electronic applications and was developed in the firm’s research laboratory.
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Middletown, O
Armco Steel Corporation
Television Listings by Channel and Time
A multi-channel schedule lists WLW C Channel 3 WTVN Channel 6 WBNS Channel 10 and WSAZ Channel 5 programs by time blocks from 6:00 p m to 12:30 a m with hosts news features sports and entertainment segments across Wednesday and Thursday, noting program changes and varied show names.
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Ranson Sherman
Wendey Barrie
News Caravan
Faye Emerson
Theater
Break the Bank
Pinkey Lee
B' Way Openhouse
Photo News
WTVN
Captain Video
Chet Long
Arthur Godfrey
Priel
Dad's Grocery
Pictorial
Cartoon Theater
Dad's Almanac
Western Theater
Hilbilly
Bunny and Winslow
Music Shop
Telenews
Quiz Halli Answers Sheet From 1936
A quiz page by Wilton E Hall presents multiple choice questions for men women and teens with point values. It includes topics on religion aviation literature abdication of Edward VIII caffeine and classical music among others, ending with a garbled answer key.
Grandson of Educator Held on Draft Charge
Arthur Morgan II, 18, of Yellow Springs, grandson of former Antioch College president and TVA chairman Arthur E. Morgan, was to be arraigned for failure to register for the draft. He said his refusal expresses objection to the draft law and its war purpose.
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Dayton
Antioch College
Arthur Morgan II
Yellow Springs
Arthur E. Morgan
Tennessee Valley Authority
Local Lancaster Camp Attendees and Legion Officers Noted
Mrs Sibyl Miles and Mrs B M Tyree attended the Lancaster camp meeting while Mr and Mrs B F Turner visited Mrs Owen Watson. The Racine Post American Legion met with 19 members in Antiquity naming Wickline as commander Holter and Roush as vice commanders Howell as adjutant Clelland as finance officer Stewart as service officer White as sergeant at arms Bradford as chaplain. William Stewart named first vice commander for the Eighth District. Guests included the Roush family from Athens and others visiting Racine area. Mr Aljoy Jefted hosted Pittsburgh trip for a birthday observance with relatives.
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Racine
Sibyl Miles
B. M. Tyree
Lancaster
B. F. Turner
Pomeroy
Owen Watson
William Stewart
American Legion Auxiliary
Frances Beards
Middleport
Robert Roush
Barbara
Connie
Athens
Arthur Roush
Racine Post American Legion
Legion Hall
Antiquity
Freddie Sayre
Russell Wickline
Eugene Holter
Virgil Roush
Edward Howell, Jr
Frank Clelland
Roy White
Crit Bradford
Eighth
Harry Hayman
Aljoy
Pittsburgh
Radio Program Schedule for NBC CBS and More in Ohio and West Virginia
A detailed daily and Thursday schedule of radio programs across stations in Cincinnati Columbus Huntington Parkersburg Marietta and Charleston. It lists times show titles hosts networks and drama or variety formats including news sports mystery and children's programs.
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NBC
WLW
Cincinnati
Abc-Wcol
Columbus
WSAZ
Huntington
CBS
WBNS
WCHS
Charleston
WPAR
Parkersburg
MBS
WHKC
WMOA
Marietta
Abe
Hollywood
Chance of
Lifetime
Abe Queen
Abe Bride and Groom
Abc
Bob Poole
Hannibal Cobb
Abe Bob Poole
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Boyle
Don Whitehead
Hal Boyle
the Public Forum
Wlw-C
Wbns-Tv
Worm
Roger Nelson
Douglas Edwards
Ace Drummond
Nitecappers
Wsaz-Tv
Dick Turner
Wilton E
Hall
Spain
Edward VIII
Wally Simpson
Ber
Alec Templeton
David
Saul
Jeroboam
Prince Jonathan
Elijah
Caribbean Sea
Arctic Sea
Red Sea
South China Sea
Raspey
Cbs Network
Abe-West
Mbhs-East
Mbs-West
One Man's Family
Garry Moore
Nbe
Abe Gabriel Heatter
Abe Mr. Chameleon
Cbs Doc IQ
Abe International Airport
Abe Robt
Q. Lewin
Chandu
Chs
News
News & Variety
Red Foley
Cbe
Clevelandatres
Jim Moore
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