Home Owners Loan Plan explained for small mortgaged homes
A detailed explainer from the Daily Telegraph transcribes William F. Stevenson’s clarifications on the Home Owners' Loan Corporation. It outlines purpose capital bonds eligibility and the process to obtain relief for homes valued up to twenty thousand dollars and mortgages on record as of June 13 1933.
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Daily Telegraph
William F. Stevenson
Federal Home Loan Board
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
Congress
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
United States Treasury
United States
Pocahontas Tug District Sets Weekly Loading Record
Mines of the Pocahontas Tug River district report a weekly output of 419,984 tons for the week ending June 17, a new annual record, surpassing the prior week by 41,541 tons and topping 400,000 tons for only the second and third time this year. Calendar year to date output reaches 7,419,918 tons, with four smokeless fields of southern West Virginia showing higher first five months output than 1932.
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Pocahontas
Tug River
Pocahontas Association
West Virginia
New River District
Inc
Gulf
Kidnapping Trial In Barnstable Highlights Peggy McMath Testimony
In Barnstable Massachusetts a dramatic moment unfolded as 10 year old Peggy McMath from the witness stand identified Cyril Buck as one of the men in the car that reunited her with her father after three days of captivity. Cyril Buck and his brother Kenneth Buck face kidnapping charges.
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Barnstable
Mass
Peggy McMath
Cyril Buck
Cyril
Kenneth
Kenneth Buck
Bertha Buck
Margaret
Peggy) MacMath
Harwichport
Harwich Center
Bill
Hyannis
Neil C. McMeth
William C. Crossley
Crossley
Ken
Currency issue buried as conference pursues stabilization
The world economic conference paused the currency dispute to pursue other topics including a French plan for a truce in quota restrictions. France would allow existing quotas to continue while preventing new ones, and the talks aim for a durable monetary standard, elimination of artificial barriers, and curbing subsidies under Prime Minister MacDonald and Finance Minister Bonnet leading the sessions. In Barnstable, Mass., Kenneth Buck defense closes as his mother testifies. Kenneth faces kidnapping charges tied to the Mar garet MacMath case with new details about an occult influence and an alleged bootlegger.
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London
World Economic Conference
France
MacDonald
Georges Bonnet
Paris
of All Nations
Roosevelt Elated Over London Progress On Maine Cruise
President Roosevelt, on a Maine vacation, expressed satisfaction with London conference progress via secretary Stephen T. Early. He denied plans to travel to London, stating he will complete his vacation and return to Washington as scheduled amid reports of a fast-track trip.
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Pulpit
Roosevelt
Maine
Northaven Island
Penobscot Bay
Stephen T. Karly
Karly
London
Early
Ellis
Indianapolis
Washington
Survivor Rescued After Lake Michigan Plane Crash
Traverse City reports a woman survivor from a four man party that flew across Lake Michigan to Milwaukee. Ann Arbor car ferry picked up Mrs Charles Rennie Jr 40 near Frankfort 15 miles offshore. Her husband Charles Rennie Jr 33, James Gillette 30 pilot, and Peter Keller 40 mechanic are believed lost.
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Charles Rennie Jr
Lake Michigan
Plane Party
Traverse City
Mich
Ann Arbor
Milwaukee
Charlies Rennie Jr
Rennie Oil Company
James Gillette
Peter Keller
Renniie
Frankfort
Carferry
Kewanee
Wis
Mercer School Board Members to Be Announced Tonight
Beale Mercer area readers await state announced Mercer county school board picks led by J L Alexander E A Leonard Jr W B McNutt C E Hughes and Dr Donzie Lilly with Beaver Pond pressure for two seats and party balance noted domination by Democrats among five names anticipated from Charlestown area updates indicate district shifts and board composition reads Turn to Page Two.
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E. A. Leonard
J. L. Alexander
W. B. McNutt
C. E. Hughes
Donzie Lilly
Beaver High
Mercer County Schol Board
W. W. Trent
Charleste
Mercer Board
E. A. Leonard Jr
Bluefield
Princeton
Charles Ff. Hughes
Rock
Athens
Trent
Beaver Pond
Mercer
Dr. Lilly
Ltas
Charleston
P. J. Alexander
A. J. Cole
D. M. Easley
G. T. Thornhill
C. A. Lilly
Henry Rodgin
F. 8. Easley
N. Worley
Beaver Pond District
G. H. Crumpecker
County Superintendent of Schools
Board of Education
Foreign airplanes fly over Berlin amid Versailles tensions
Berlin reports unidentified foreign planes dropped handbills insulting the German government. Police say pursuit is impossible due to no air force. Voelkischer Beobachter criticizes Germany’s air weakness while Berlin press protests. Authorities at Templehof field say nothing is known.
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Berlin
Hitler
Voelkischer Beobachter
Germany
Templehof Field
Public Works Board Allocates 400 Million for Highways
Roosevelt’s Public Works Board allocates 400 million dollars for highway construction to hire workers, with a separate 135 million housing program under review. Regulations require a 34 hour work week where feasible and living wages. State allocations include Texas 24.24 million New York 22.33 million and Pennsylvania 18.89 million, with West Virginia 4.47 million. projects encompass federal side roads secondary feeder routes and parkway landscaping.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Public Works Board
States
Army
Texas
New York
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
State Highway Department
Webster County Man Fears Appointment
Clyde Kessler, a Webster county coal operator, visited state superintendent W. W. Trent to protest his possible inclusion on county school boards. He sought removal from the list, saying he has no time to serve as a board member.
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Charleston
W. Va
Clyde Kessler
Webster County
W. W. Trent
Trent
Kessler
Mr. Trent
Bluefield Woman Fatally Falls From Porch Steps
Mrs. Moody Lilly, 60, wife of local insurance man, died after tumbling down the third step as she and husband left their Fifth street home for church. Witnesses include Mrs. A. V. Gibson and Mrs. E. B. Lurber. Survived by husband and three children. Funeral arrangements not announced.
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Mr. Lilly
Mrs. Lilly
A. V. Gibson
E. B. Lurber
Mary Noel
Knoxville
Price Fixing in Recovery Codes Debated by Industry Leaders
Washington date June 23 Hugh S Johnson head of the national recovery administration seeks early decision on whether initial codes should cover only minimum wages and maximum hours. Some industrial leaders push for price fixing to curb sweatshop competition and offset wage gains. Johnson fronts a chain store meeting to secure support for the NRA while cabinet aides mull the Borah amendment and possible staged inclusion of price fixing after 90 days.
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Washington
Hugh S. Johnson
National Recovery Administration
Johnson
Roper
Senate
Borah
Republican
Idaho
Farm Relief Administration
Industrial
Recovery Administration
Buckley Defends Glass Steagall Deposit Guarantee
Senator Robert J. Buckley of Ohio defended the Glass Steagall act guarantee provisions before the Virginia Bankers association. He argued the law is an experiment that boosts public confidence and prevents worse outcomes under existing laws, countering critics who label it a premium on bad banking.
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Hot Springs
Francis H. Sisson
American Bankers Association
Robert J. Buckley
Ohio
Senate
Virginia State Bankers Association
Buckley
Homer Stephenson Slated State Industry Director
Roanoke June 23. Norfolk and Western shop workers in Roanoke and other system shops, on a three day week for months, will work four days this week and next, affecting about 3 000 men. Officials say four days depend on equipment use and repairs, with equipment maintained in good condition.
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Roanoke
Norfolk and Western Railway
Coal Producers Debate Codes Across Regions in 1933 Meetings
Washington reports show coal producers from Pennsylvania to Iowa meeting to craft codes under President Roosevelt's recovery program. Northern operators formed National Coals Associates and completed their code. western Pennsylvania groups rallied to protect regional interests amid wage equalization debates with southern districts.
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Washington
Hugh S. Johnson
Pennsylvania
Iowa
Roosevelt
National Coal Association
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Chicago
National Coals Associates, Incorporated
Altoona
Johnson
Central Associates
Frank E. Taplin
Cleveland
Pittsburgh Coal Company
J. D. A. Marrow
Pittsburgh Coal
Stephenson to be West Virginia recovery administrator
D Homer Stephenson former Kanawha county sheriff is named by Senator Neely to lead West Virginia under the national recovery act. A formal appointment is expected before July 1 as state leaders plan to cooperate in federal highway and public works spending. Stephenson, a longtime Democrat and regional timber and energy developer, said he will learn the duties and contact Washington immediately.
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Homer Stephenson
Kanawha
National Recovery Act
Charleston
W. Va
D. Homer Stephenson
Kanawha County
West Virginia
M. M. Neely
Fairmont
Stephenson
Clendenin
Washington
Neely
Kump
State House
Highway funds apportioned to state construction program
Washington June 23 The $400,000,000 public works highway fund was apportioned by Dr. R. G. Tugwell and Secretary Ickes. Amounts announced include Kentucky 7,517,359 Maryland 3,564,527 Ohio 15,484,592 Pennsylvania 18,891,004 Tennessee 8,492,619 Virginia 7,416,757 West Virginia 4,474,254 with funds available July 1 for federal aid and state projects.
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Washington
R. G. Tugwell
Secretary of Agriculture
Ickes
Special Cabinet Board For Public Works
States Highway Departments
Kentucky
Maryland
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Tennessee
Virginia
West Virginia
Young Executives Urge Self Made Breaks at CMA Convention
Twelve young executives from across the country, attending the fourteenth annual convention of the United States junior chamber of commerce in St. Paul, urged today that today’s youth can succeed in business only if they make their own breaks to a large degree.
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St. Paul
United States Junior Chamber of Commerce
Trapped slayer Claude Ridout dies after showdown near Creston
In Creston Iowa June 23 Claude Ridout suspected of killing Federal Prohibition Agent Harry H Elliott died by his own hand in a field after a police chase and standoff. Deputy A A Murphy was wounded as officers and a posse closed in near Oskaloosa and Creston. Ridout’s wife was jailed in Mahaska county as his capture continued.
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Creston
Iowa
Claude Ridout
Harry H. Elliott
Mahaska County
Elliott
A. A. Murphy
Oskaloosa
Cruzen
Ridout
Hilcott
Vehie Murphy
Murphy
Murphy Lee
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Stevenson
Peggie McMath
Mercer School Board
Jumping Branch
Moody Lilly
Fifth Street
Virginia Bankers Association
Morrow
B. H. Canon
Western Pennsylvania Coal Producers’ Association
U. S
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