Stimulus move eases credit terms for purchases nationwide
Federal Reserve Board relaxes installment loan controls for second time in two months. Terms extend to 24 months for most goods, with down payments cut to 10 percent and exemptions for items under 100 dollars. Maybank calls it a good idea amid push to extend powers. some dealers may not match new limits.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Maybank
South Carolina
Senate Banking Committee
Truman
Reserve Board
Patman
Texas
Beautena Expected to Reach 250 Pounds on Purina Diet
A Jersey calf named Beautena, weighing 138 pounds, is under a four month feeding trial at Fuchs Bros. Feed store in Cameron. The calf, fed Purina Calf Startena, aims to reach 250 pounds to demonstrate the feed’s value. Purchased from Chamberlain's Dairy, Beautena is showcased daily as the demonstration proceeds.
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Fuchs Bros
Cameron
Purina
Beautena
Fuch Bros
Chamberlain’s Dairy
Heavy Rains Boost Flood Threat Across watershed Sunday
Weather observer L W Smith reports Little River rising to 14.20 feet with rapid in sweep from Creeks west of Cameron. Killeen area records over 4 inches of rain Sunday. Lampasas 3 inches, Gatesville and Hamilton also soaked. Cameron logged 1.44 inches. Overflows pose livestock risk but minimal damage expected in the current season as streams swell.
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L. W. Smith
Cameron
Leon
Lampasas
Bell County
Hamilton
Little River
Temple
Belton
Granger
Bartlett
San Gabriel River
Rogers
Milam County
Ill Cam eron resident Julius Janicek hospitalized
Julius Janicek of Route 3 Cameron is ill and confined to Newton Memorial Hospital for treatment.
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Julius Janicek
Cameron
Newton Memorial Hospital
Council of Church Women Meet at First Methodist Church
At an executive session of Cameron’s Council of Church Women held this week at the First Methodist Church, plans were laid for the annual May Fellowship luncheon on May 6 from noon to 2 pm. The program theme centers on Freedom’s Foundation and the Christian home, with Mrs. O B Harden directing a pageant.
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Council of Church Women
First Methodist Church
R. L. Lemons
Cameron
Freedom's
O. B. Harden
United States
Lemons
Franklyn Dusek
W. O. Triggs
The
First Baptist Church
Negotiated surrender near Nanking reported
Reports at noon say about 300000 nationalist troops near Nanking begin surrender as Red Army advances into the city of 5 million. U S Ambassador Stewart directed to report to Washington. U S naval units pull back from the Yangtze while British forces face red artillery.
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Nanking
Red Army
China
U. S
Stewart
Washington
United States
Yangtze River
Western Allies Struggle as China Campaign Unfolds
In the troubled China theater the Western Allies faced a precarious position while engaging enemy forces. News describe mounting pressure as Allied efforts to manage surrender dynamics with the Red Army intensified.
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Ment
Red Army
China
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