Illinois moves on farm loan takeovers and prohibition repeal
Illinois advances a plan by the Farm Credit Administration to take over farm mortgages from closed and restricted banks with 25 million dollars from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation. About 12 million in farm mortgages and 15 million in farm paper could be converted to mortgage obligations. Minorities ratified repeal of national prohibition at the Springfield convention with a 50 to 0 vote. The session lasted 54 minutes. Gov Horner criticized dog track legislation and vetoed the Sunderland bill licensing tracks and pari mutual betting. Fire damage and flood impacts are noted in separate items.
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Illinois
Farm Credit Administration
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Federal Farm Credit Agency
Springfield
Patrick A. Nash
Henry Horner
Sunderland
Kerner
Cauntel
Dame
Stretuhe
Thames
Teber
Hhineis
Norner
Wade
Attrorney
Thomas J) Courtney
Cook County
Cornish
State Division of Waterways
Horner
Edward J) Barrett
Auditor of Public Accounts
Bank of
Edwardsville
Jerry Muskrat Plans a New House by the Smiling Pool
In this bedtime tale Jerry Muskrat jokes with Peter Rabbit about building a new home after the flood. Jerry studies the Smiling Pool surroundings to choose a safer site while Peter doubts and muses on food and risk before Jerry slips into the moonlit water to scout locations.
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Jerry Muskrat
Peter Rabbit
Siling Pool
Peter
Jerry
Smiling Pool
T W Burgess
WNU Service
Murder sentence for deputy sheriff killing in McLean County
Charles Adams deputy sheriff McLean County was killed prompting Gerald Perry to be sentenced to life in prison for first degree murder. Elizabeth Funk 92, widow of Lafayette Brock and Funk family matriarch, died at Bloomington Hospital. Libbey Owens Ford plant in Ottawa reopened after idle period, aiming to hire workers. Illinois retailers agreed to five cent eight ounce beer glass. Illinois Central Railroad restored jobs in Centralia after mail and passenger service growth.
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David Goel
Gerrald
Perry
Sears
Chiesa
Walter Brown
Normal
Charles Adams
McLean County
Inoomington
Elizabeth Funk
Lafayette Brrok
Funk
Bloomington
Libbey Owens Ford Company
Ottawa
Mlinot
Ilinois Central Railroad
Centralia
Origins of flags tied to ancient ensigns and symbols
A speculative note traces flags to Roman field standards and other ancient nations using a square cloth on a cross-bar. It suggests a link to the whip and lash as symbols of a leader's authority over followers.
Chip shot technique and ball position in golf
The article discusses errors in chip shots from wrong address position and foot stance. It notes playing off the right foot eases pace judgment and keeps the ball low. Forward ball position risks turf contact, while a relaxed stance with hands and wrists driving the stroke is advised. Bobby Jones demonstrates with feet close together to loosen the arms and avoid body constraint.
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Bobby Jones
Sweetening life with sympathy and smiles recipe
Poem extols a cookbook of living not food. It urges forward looking and a labhor mix of a smile to sweeten life. It frames sympathy and comfort as essential ingredients to brighten hearts and homes.
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Douglas Malloch
WNU
Fresh Carrot Salad in Lemon Gelatin
A simple salad idea using fresh grated carrots finely minced onion and celery stirred into lemon gelatin offering a light and tasty side dish. The recipe notes the market availability of tender carrots and suggests mixing with onion and celery for a refreshing texture.
Many Royalists Beheaded and Odd Tidbits in 1933 Notes
A collage of historical claims on royalist executions during the French Revolution and Franco Prussian War, plus humorous tidbits and old recipes. The text mixes grim counts of beheadings with stray notes on school punishments, sirens, ragweed, and Hawaiian chicken salad ideas, dated 1933 Western Newspaper Union.
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Sedan
Dressed for Tea in White Velvet Outfit and Velvet Accessories
A description highlights a white ensemble including a large hat with a scarlet velvet crown matching a velvet scarf and a white swagger coat of silk corduroy velvet. The new vin bar pin secures the scarf and coat, completing the refined look.
Place of Refuge for Children and Adults in Times of Stress
The author likens a room of retreat to an ancient city of refuge, urging every child and adult to retreat to a personal quiet space during moments of loss of control. The piece extols rooms as safe retreats to calm emotions, build self control, and preserve dignity, urging parents to model and provide such spaces.
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Lnn
Happiness as the true test of a child's growth
The article argues test scores alone do not reveal growth. conduct and learning must align with happiness. True growth shows inner peace, visible in a child's joy, purposeful movement, and kind behavior, while unhappy high achievers fail to advance.
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United States
Bell Syndicate
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