State Embarks in Great Enterprise
North Dakota voters approved a June referendum backing an industrial program led by the National Nonpartisan League. The Bank of North Dakota will issue loans and accept deposits on a large scale to fund state owned industries. J Kreaters heads the bank with W G Cathro as director general. A housing fund Hulme Building Association and a wheat marketing system through mills and elevators are planned, with several months before major building begins and league opponents voicing strong opposition.
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Hulme Building Association
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League
Brazilian official arrives in Washington for Pan American work
De. Manuel Coetho Rodrigues now in Washington to begin a year of duties in the Pan American and allied departments. He has long served Brazil’s foreign ministry since 1896 and was chief of the cabinet under Lixuro Muller. The Rio de Janeiro Pan American conference established the agenda for strengthening provisions of the convention.
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Manuel Goethe
London movie men oppose U S films
London theatre owners protested U S film imports and new studios in London. They pressed the House of Commons to act, but officials said government interference was unlikely though import duties were noted.
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Own Your Home or Apartment Dwellers Face Loss of Ties
A letter argues modern housing erodes the word home and its sentiment. It claims apartment living fosters instability, while home ownership offers tax and pride gains. The writer urges preserving ownership where possible and warns against continued renting.
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Ples Ut Nine Taken By Perp Iniahumble Incident
Ajitek aged nine was taken by a man in a disturbing incident described in garbled text. The report notes a struggle during a meal period, attempts to resist, and references a transportation company receiving permission to modify railroad cars for one man operation. Names, places, and precise details are unclear due to OCR damage.
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Janet Corld
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A Modern Sadaka TDMA Discovery Notes Painful Past
In fragmentary dialogue a speaker recalls marriage to a man earning fifteen dollars a week, questioning his status and worth. The exchanged lines suggest a social or economic reflection on the husband’s position, hinting at class or labor tensions within a family memory.
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