Haiti Seeks 3 Million Survival Loan in Wake of Hardship
Haiti asks the United States for a 3 million survival loan to revive agriculture and sanitation after decades of poverty and political upheaval. The Institute of Inter-American Affairs says the plan to reclaim 60,000 acres could yield profits in two decades, with prior debts shaping U.S. relations and Haiti’s push for development.
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David Fernsler
Washington
Republic of Haiti
United States
Institute of Inter-American Affairs
State Department
Ball
Joan Sound
Miami
Cardbkem
Institute
U.S
Haiti
Elie Lescot
Canada
Commuunist
Hei
Nniions
Communist Party of
Deumarsias Estime
U. S
Argentina
Dominican Republic
Tsume
Estime
Haiti hopes big venture to lift economy under Estime
The Institute forecasts a $5 000 000 program to boost Haiti with irrigation and roads, new sugar mill and textile prospects, and Haitian mineral development. They note potential rice yields of 70 bushels per year and better food, while acknowledging ongoing disease and illiteracy. Tourism gains are seen but hotel capacity remains lacking as Port au Prince outskirts near the goplin.
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Institute
Artibonie
Ald
Esume
Port-au-Prince
New York
Sheriff sale notices from Bria County Pennsylvania 1940s items
Public sale items list lands and parcels in Bria County Pennsylvania from the Court of Criminal Pleas and common pleas, including properties in Erle, Girard, and various townships. Auctions reference dates around September 1940 with details of parcels, boundaries, and recorded deeds.
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Weila
Tuauedd
Crimiul Plvay
Bria
Pannaylvai
Tu Ia
Bala
Attu
Public Notice of Land Auction and Legal Advertisement
A detailed legal notice describes a land sale in Venango County, Pennsylvania. It lists ownership by James Quinn and others, outlines the tract measured at 440 acres with specific boundary calls, and notes court actions, attorney references, and dates in July and August for proceeding and publication. The notice designates the property age and dwelling, along with necessary legal steps and contact points for the case.
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Howard Les Burrows
Lavine Py Burrows
Hewitt
Husnott
Naylta
Riehl
Evelyn
Hiehl
Kensington Gardena
Devilator
Couty
Sennet
Aucooney
Frank Magenlocher
Amd
Sheth
Erle
Irla
State
Pennsylvania
Tpg
Sugantrae Berets
Susanteas Seroat
Sasantres
Anil Treo
Heardiy
Lina
Ningteenth
Plontag
Bngoutine Street
Alsen Oise
Fairview
Mesa
Punnhtlvunis
Walrrow Tuyaaty
Bris
Puangylvanie
Erly
Whorswell
Wil ‘Urlves
Streeta
Craig and Blass
Alg
Fenaie Kowalukie
Huwie
Jana Aluaty
Toynablp
Wayne
Gaunt
Brlu
Seute
Pannayl Sante
Holland Tana Company
Charles I
Halland Land Company
Yina
Dublle
Ronda
Theryor
Wenerty
Alige Uie
Werthariy
Asia
Nighing
Ata Bea
Rome
Rosai
Peanion Shienguriurs
Aluigal
Lown
Alesinte
Miereok
Bfria
Fennasivnnla
Fin Gore Feowort
Uae
Ales Malor
Rose Mater
Huil I Kete
Kiva Anil Iman
Wentwanks
Yaroftel
Tmstoy
Teekinin
Penny Dean
Nant
Vatican
Bablutd
Boeritt
Polio Victim Dies in Danville County Case List Grows
Ke layres six year old Donald Yurechko died at Danville Memorial Hospital yesterday marking Schuylkill county's first infantile paralysis death of 1948. Seven other polio cases had been reported in the county earlier this year.
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Danville
Donald Yurechko
Ke Layres
Danville Memorial Hospital
Schuylkill County
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Arizona
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Mure
Girard
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Urkes
Aiuto
Vounaulvuata
Bris ‘Varity
Leecard
Ptats
Havine
Erie
Raysono
Leeemhuls
Merci R. Sinenekier
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Taha
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Twenty-Ninth Street
Penamburg
Hoke
Merril R. ‘Hinchelit
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Gnanis
Quinn
James Vis
Plate
Altornius
East Main St
Corry, Pa
Sfaghetti and Raviole
Frank's Tavern
Shamburg’s News & Sport
Powell
Consumer
North Center St
Ford Garage
Fanhs
Murphy’s School
Tommy Tucker
Cirle
Dr. West
Colgate’s
Beauthony
Acre
Branda Wsiddies
Goue
Elastia Walat
Soma
Sein FF
Uray School
SHEES
Murphy
Campun
G.¢.Murphy
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