Colombia A Gem Between Two Oceans Across Nations
Remarkable survey of Colombia framing it as a “Gem Between Two Oceans.” Describes historical ties with Cartagena and Tequendama Falls, the Amazon boundary dispute with Peru, the Leticia region, and Panama hat origins. Highlights coffee, emeralds, oil, and gold as Colombia’s wealth, plus ties to U S history and shaping of regional diplomacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North America
Columbia
United States
South America
Colombia
Christopher Colombus
North American
Peru
Amazon River
Andes
Ecuador
Amazon
Leticia
Peruvierns
Congresses of
Bath
League
Arthur Brown
Francisco Iglesias
Spain
Armando Mencia
Cuba
Lemos Basto
Brazil
Oscar Benavides
Alfonso Lopez
England
Enrique Olaya Herrera
Cartagena
Carthage
New World
Columbus
Lindbergh
Bay of
Pinarroa
Leudo
Hotel el Salto
Tequendama Falls
Pedro de Heredia
Théme
Athens
Inzio
Old World
Uncle Sam
Admiral Vernon
Lawrence Washington
Washington
Virginia
Mount Vernon
George Washington
Drake
Hawkins
Tequendama
Bogota
America
Republic
South
Panama
Panama City
Union
Mortgage Relief Proposals in Three Year Economic Crisis
In Washington the economy faces foreclosure fears as mortgage holders slow to act. The Home Loan Act and revamped Farm Loan structure aim to restore confidence, with lenders delaying foreclosures to allow new bonds guaranteed by the government. The plan permits exchanging existing mortgages for 4 percent bonds, tax exempt, backed by federal guarantees, up to 90 percent of appraised value and fourteen thousand dollars mortgage limit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hoover
Roosevel
Wilson
Home Loan Administration
Home Loan Board
Home Owners Loan Corporation
Bonds and home loan acts shaping postwar mortgage relief
The text discusses the Home Owners' Loan Corporation and farm loan plans as a path to secure home ownership, including long term bonds, possible moratoriums, no loan commissions, and the option to pay with corporation bonds. It also covers the Treasury adopting a double budget system separating regular and extraordinary expenditures, with debate on balancing the regular budget versus relief funding.
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Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
United States Treasury
Treasury
Roosevelt
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Ture
Henry Morgenthau, Jr