Modernization Loans Put Men to Work
Dallas Texas report highlights FHA insured modernization loans benefiting 60,483 Texas families with repairs and upgrades totaling 21,828,176 dollars since 1984. PHA official Luttrell explains loan uses from new roofs to wiring and plumbing, with payments arranged through monthly installments.
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Federal Housing Administration
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FHA
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FIA
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Carrollton Board hires new agricultural teacher
Carrollton's Board of Education, at Monday night session, hired B. B. Soap of East Texas as the new agricultural teacher to replace R. O. Sanders, who moves to Mesquite. Soap, a married man with a son, appears capable for the post and attends the Eup. st church. The board also reelected Kenneth Keathley and the musical instructor for the next term.
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Board of Education
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Carrollton Girls Depart For Vacation Trip
Carrollton girls Miss Oilivone Patterson and Mia Margaret dotineton depart Friday June 16 for a twenty day vacation to Caljloynid and other western points by train. They will visit the Grand Canyon of Colorado in Arizona, Los Angeles, Yosemite Valley, San Francisco, Salt Lake City, Colorado Springs and return to Kopi. The girls say they plan an enjoyable trip.
Press Opinion Endorses Mass Merchandising and Fair Business
The annual gatherings of the Associated Press and major newspaper groups produced a unified stance against discriminatory laws, praising mass merchandising and broader distribution of agricultural goods to benefit farming and industry. The move signals broad industry backing for pro competitive policy and open markets.
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Four Conditions Vital to Prosperity in Economy
A study by industrialists and economists found four conditions common in prosperity: limits on arbitrary government controls, minimal disruption of private pricing, regulation only to promote fair competition, and moderate taxes not aimed at restricting industry. The piece argues current policies undermine prosperity, citing government competition with private sectors, overregulation, and burdensome taxation as causes of prolonged depression. It also includes local notices about Carrollton residents, with brief, informal updates and personal remarks.
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Industrial News Review
Family guide on setting children’s allowances
A Texan extension service expert advocates gradual allowance growth for children, with age based milestones. Adults should explain purposes, teach saving, and link pay to chores, while avoiding overpaying for every small task and building shared family funds as children mature.
Vegetable Garden Shielded To Grow Fresh Greens At Home
A frame garden measuring 20 by 1 feet is protected during the hottest part of the day by sanvay to furnish the Dyhman family with fresh greens. The garden uses a subirrigation system from barnyard runoff and is shaded by canvas from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM. Lettuce and related crops are grown to resist heat, with Mrs. Dyhman noting the sun exposure supports proper food elements. Also noted is the death of WF Davis, formerly of Mobron, now of Cloburnn, who died June 13 and was father to Mrs. Leon of the area. funeral services were held at Hubron Gapliat church with burial in the cemetery.
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Columbia University
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New Barn Construction on Rancho Oil Estate
Plans to build a general purpose barn on the Col. W. C. Josey farm known as Rancho Oil Estates. Contractors Cushion 13 and foreman FM Good oversee the project on the north part of the estate noted as a prominent, sightly location.
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Rancho Oil
TVA Power Debate Deepens in Political Tide
Dr. Lewis Haney of New York University argues in the Industrial News Review that TVA’s power production is incidental to navigation flood control and soil protection. He contends political management skews costs and recommends removing TVA from politics and selling power at wholesale to private distributors.
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Mrs. T B Hamer Returns Home From Oklahoma Visit
Mrs. T B Hamer came back to her home last Wednesday after visiting in Oklahoma with her mother Mrs. St Jones and her niece Catherine Gal Inhar. They were joined by her mother and niece on the return journey, details noted in a local Chronicle snippet.
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