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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1936
Page
4
Gen Callan denounces the Roosevelt administration citing rising imports and rising deficits from 1933 to 1936. He argues the 1932 Democratic platform promised budget cuts and economy but claims bureaucratic growth and spending have worsened unemployment and national debt.
Household Finance Corporation states it is not party to any cooperative voluntary agreement on loan charges. It clarifies it aims to compete on simple monthly percentage fees, not fixed minimums, and condemns plans to cap rates. The letter argues such agreements could harm borrowers and favors transparent pricing.
The United States now ranks as the world's largest wheat importer after Britain and Northern Ireland, having imported over 40 million bushels in the past year. Criticism targets government policy for drought and production meddling under the New Deal, arguing farmers could have done better independently. Producers expect a 638 million bushel crop this year, with a shortfall versus the 1929–1933 average and higher milling costs as Canada’s short crop boosts U S prices and duties.
The upstairs office in the PD Building is now open daily from 8:60 a m to 8:60 p m Monday through Saturday. Trained interviewers will explain refinancing mortgages and methods of obtaining modernization loans for property improvement.
Friday and Saturday preview, Aug 7 8, a romance gangway and The Princess Comes Across with Carole Lombard and Fred MacMurray. Monday and Tuesday Aug 10-11 feature The Harvester with Alice Brady and Buck the dog, plus Little Caesar as second feature. Pageant of sensational crime dramas headslined by Edward G Robinson in Bullets or Ballets and other big names.
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