Brisk Farm Realty Sales Reported Amid Optimistic Outlook
Figures from the Farm Credit Administration show brisk activity in farm realty in 1935 with over 40 farms sold in ten months and more than 8 thousand part farms, totaling farm real estate dealings of 22 million dollars. Banks hold about 85.8 million in farm real estate as refinancings ease and demand for new loans grows, with the Farm Credit Act expanding loan power up to 73 percent of appraised value and bonds gradually refunded to support fresh lending. The Federal Land Banks anticipate continued financing from the investment market, with 2 billion in bond authority and nearly 1.987 billion outstanding as of November 30 1935.
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Farm Credit Administration
Federal Land Hant
Farm Credit Act of
Igo
Land Bank Commissioner
Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation
Federal Farm Mortgage Corporasion
Smith declines White House invitation amid Roosevelt tensions
The article discusses Alfred E. Smith, former New York governor and 1928 presidential candidate, declining Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt’s invitation to the White House. It analyzes political significance, party divisions, and Smith’s potential role in future campaigns, noting lingering support and questions about his influence against Roosevelt.
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White House
Smith
Regaud
Jess
Roose
The
Raskevelt
Chicago
American Liberty League
al Smith
United States
Branklin D. Roosevelt
New Yon
Ang
Moosevelt
Roosevelt
Lucy
Savith
Blain
Oasevel
Nationalized coal plan sparks debate in England and US
A British government move to buy out coal mine owners under state control echoes US concerns. The plan would centralize ownership under the state, consolidating private property in a single national venture and altering the industry’s structure amid rising energy tensions.
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England
United States
Risis Aire
John. Bull
Tvbi Shuiailain
Knetaud
Government and Conservative resolve amid nationalization talks
The government under Stanley Baldwin and the Conservative Party pushes ahead while denying socialist aims. Talk of a nationalizing coat in America surfaces briefly. In Britain the mild Gullyn act’s government control is challenged in courts by major coal interests, with uncertain outcomes.
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Stanley Baldwin
America
Britain
Twenty Years Ago From Journal Files 1915 News
Old city notes recap December 31 1915 with Chief Davis annual report to City Commission expected, Fire Chief Paulson to push for a new fre truck and fire alarm system, N I Club party at state armory, patronesses listed, social visits to New York and Erie, dinners and holiday gatherings reported from local residents.
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Harry Davis
City Commission
Paulson
Fire Department
Andg
State Armory
Woring
A. H. Barlow
Baeder
G. J. Kincaid
RL. King
F.T. Babbitt
D. B. Titus
H. D. Bracken
Illumination boom from sodium lamps eyed for highways
Chicago Motor Club experiments claim sodium vapor lamps offer a softer orange light that reduces eye strain and extends visibility to 200 yards. Proponents say lamps could be spaced 125 to 2500 feet to ease night driving and curb accidents, with potential use for auto headlights. In Holyoke, Massachusetts, a long lost medal from Scotland is recovered by city worker Clayton Popp after 25 years.
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Chicago Motor Club
Holyoke
Mass
William Dallas
Scotland
Clayton Popp
Star Signals January 4 1836 Forecasts
January 4 entry predicts a strong year from foreign relations and travel plus upheaval in currency. It warns of prison and hospital exposure, widespread fever and illness, melancholy literature, and government involvement in income. It notes fashion shifts in neckwear for men and women and suggests changes in attire and morals.
Maharanee of Indore Bets on Paris Couture via Mail
Paris Styles Paris, Dec 31. One of the world’s best dressed women, the Maharanee of Indore, orders from Schiaparelli in Paris. She receives sketches and swatches, then Paris makes up outfits to her measurements. Her latest order includes coats, dresses, a cocktail suit, and evening wear for a February arrival.
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Pairis
Schiaparelli
Paris
Maluvanee Holkar
Indore
Ruter
Tukojiraa Holkar
Nant Ann Miller
Seattle
Maharanee of
Paris Haus
I Paris Couturiere
Paras
Maharanee of Indore Cited as World’s Best Dressed
A mail from Schiaparelli crowns the Maharanee of Indore as one of the world's best dressed women, showcasing the era's fashion icons and cross Atlantic contact in haute couture.
Fragmented Instruction Draft From Odd OCR Text
The readable fragments describe actions related to cleaning and maintenance such as drying a curtain and stretching a sheet. The text includes disjointed phrases about washing curtains, laying a rug, and marking a sheet, with unclear subjects or context. No coherent event or identity is established.
Hollywood film shop shifts to small autos for stars
Hollywood notes a change in star image as small cars replace luxury vehicles for film stars. Chauffeurs drive children to school while stars like Joan Blondell Kay Francis Warren Williams Jolson and Ruby Keeler favor modest roadsters. The era of ostentatious private cars recedes as a new, quieter status emerges.
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Hollywood
Lisa Crown
Joan Blondell
Kay Francis
Warren Williams
al Jolson
Ruby Keeler
Feelings of Big Business Against Roosevelt
Boston merchant Edward A. Tilene argues in a radio address that while newspapers praised Roosevelt during hardship, owners and backers steer public opinion against him. He contends big business controls press narratives, yet the public will ultimately accept the New Deal as facts favor administration measures and economic recovery.
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Roosevelt
Edward A. Tilene
Boston
Ant
America
Luis
Woolley
Shiloh Presbyterian Church Celebrates Vol Anniversary
The Shiloh Presbyterian Church, founded in 1865 by a White Presbyterian mission allied with Philadelphia, recently celebrated its nineteenth century anniversary. It bears the distinction of being the second widest negep church in the South.
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OLD Church
Knoxville
Tent
Shiloh Presbyterian Church
White Presbyterian Missionallied
Philadelphia
South
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