Government Push Into Public Utilities and Mortgage Insurance
By Morgan M. Beatty AP Feature Service, Washington. The federal government expands into mortgage insurance and public utilities, signaling a shift toward greater public involvement in the economy. Supreme Court and lower court rulings bolster lending to cities for power plants, public buildings, and water power. The trend echoes Hoover era social reform talk of broader public control to promote the common welfare.
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Supreme Court
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Heein
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Tennessee Valley Authority
Tennessee
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Hoover
Congress
Conress
Ten Years Ago in Huron Bride Married in Home Ceremony
Miss Ruby Bankert daughter of Mr and Mrs A G Bankert and Bruce Windhurst son of Mrs Car Weir exchanged wedding vows February 1 in the home of a local pastor. The bride, a former student at spun high school, previously worked at American Express. The reception featured local officials and a dinner at the Marvin Hughite hotel with city leaders in attendance.
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A. G. Bankert
Beach We Southeast
Bruce Windhurst
Car! Weir
Dakota Avenue
de Dants
Lewes Mitchell
de Smet
Was Vob
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Spun
Aterican Express
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National ‘1 Insurance Company
Gee Hundred
Huron
Royal Clyde Age
Huron Collect
Marvin Hughite Tel
W. FR. Wharton
Voced Glenne R. McArthur
Chamber of Commerce
Wvelcome
DG. Medbery
A. K. Gardner
Agne
L. Crawford
Turon College
A. Mev
Lincoln School
Snowden
Jefferson School
E. 3
Cutendine
J. Ho Hay
Cavour Church to Welcome New Resident Pastor This Week
The Rev. F. E. Morrison informs Cavour Richland and Pearl Creek churches that a resident pastor will be assigned this week and will reside in Cavour. Previously supply ministers filled the charge, with Mr. Drake of Eluron serving weekends to keep the organization active.
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Cavour M. E
Cavour
F. E. Morrison
Richland
Pearl Creek
Drake
Eluron
Substitute Teachers Hired At Willow Lake
Willow Lake reports substitutes for early grades due to Miss Marion Kugel’s absence after her father's death. A Madison teacher will handle first and second grades, while Evelyn Nettum of Lake Preston covers third and fourth grade duties but is sidelined by a prior injury. Fred Berger will substitute during her absence. Dinner guests noted at Tulare include Mr. and Mrs. Louis Schroeder and family of Hitchock at the Reeber residence.
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Willow Lake
Madison
Marion Kugel
Kugel
Watertown
Gus Kirel
Grant Northern Railway
Evelyn Nettum
Lake Preston
Fred Berger
Tulare
Louis Schroeder
Hitchcock
William Reeber
Germany Anticipates New Airship LZ-130 Amid Hindenburg Tragedy
Friedrichshafen reports completion nearing on the LZ-130 airship as Germany plans service to America next summer. Crowd interest grows with over 400000 spectators paying admission to support the project while officials stress helium use to avert hydrogen fire risks.
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Friedrichshafen
Germany
Zeppelin
America
Sumer
United States
Zeppelin Company
Miss America Prefers Books Over Movie Fame
Hackettstown New Jersey awaits Bette Cooper known as Miss America 1937 who declined offers of stardom. She lives at home across from Centenary Junior College where she studies voice, shorthand, English and drama while keeping with school, sports and Bible study. She plans to travel after graduation and desires a long life of learning before marriage.
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N. J
Bette Cooper
Atlantic City
Timown
Centenary Junior College
Aimerica 1937
Hollywou No
Bete
Hackettstown High School
Rhumbay
America
Hollywood
Bette
Women prefer men bosses in 320 of 521 replies
Colgate psychologist Dr Donald A Laird surveyed 521 women who wrote letters from New England the South and the Mississippi Valley. He says 320 favored men bosses but cites flawed reasons noting one sided responses and subconscious maternal jealousy as underlying factors.
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Hamilton
Donald A Laird
Colgate University
Laird
New England
South
Mississippi Valley
de Laird
Dr. Laird
Laied Ronchides
Female Bosses Face Gender Barriers in Leadership Roles
The article notes that the feminine complex among the girls under supervision requires the female leaders to be superior to men in higher positions. It discusses workplace dynamics and the pressure on women in authority.
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Uble
Buffalo Community Men Win Whist Match at Tulare
Buffalo team traveled to Tulare for a 12-stable whist event against local Townsmen at the Jess Delaney pool parlor. Buffalo Community men captured the high score and were treated to lunch afterward.
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Tulare
Buffalo
Jess Delaney Pool
Parior
Sturgeon Bear Brand 28 Years At Center Of State Pet Tale
New York report details a long wandering sturgeon that gained 34 pounds over 28 years and was branded with numerals on its side at a Michigan hatchery. The fish, once abundant, faced near extinction in the Great Lakes as conservation efforts and caviar factors influenced its fate and fisheries practices.
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Hose Fish
New York
Michigan
Paris
Mich
Fred Jordan
National Wildlife Restoration
Manistee River
Lake Michican
Liem Named High Candidate for Chamber of Commerce Presidency
Nomination by the chamber of commerce nominating committee reveals Hany M. Liem as candidate for the 1938 presidency. The 25th annual meeting on March 7 will elect new officers and board members, with committees including Greehe, Miller, Griffith, Walker, Scheefer, Rayburn, Peabody and others. Blake Patton will speak at the anniversary event marking the chamber’s milestone.
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Chamber of Commerce
Hany M. Liem
Tantimoeunt Ito
Chamber
Nas
Chamber of Commerce Direolerate
F. D. Greehe
Roy J. Miller
W. H. Griffith
C. K. Walker
E H. Scheefer
Cam- Gen
Rayburn
Carl Habight
Robert 1D
Lusi
Soren Jensen
Carl Voigt
W. 5
Blake FL Patton
Winter Birds Need Food Now
Vermillion February 15 Winter birds need more care during February through May. W H Over director of the University of South Dakota museum urges feeding insect eaters with suet and meat scraps and placing baskets of suet on limbs. He notes harsh storms kill many, especially weak birds, and suggests hemp and sunflower seeds for weed seed eaters along window shelves. Old woodpecker holes provide shelter, which can be enhanced by placing shelters on trees or buildings.
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W. H. Over
Museum of the
University of South Dako
Gr. Cver
Over
McIntyre to Dream Home in Gatewood Funeral Arrangements
Gallipolis mourns O. O. McIntyre, longtime local columnist and Gatewood native, who died in New York at 53. His body returns by Wednesday with services set for 2 p.m. Thursday, as residents honor a fellow townsman known for his Gatewood ties and river city life.
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Gallipolis
Gallipols
O. O. McIntyre
Gatewood
Gallia County
New York
McIntyre
Park Avenue
Maybelle Hope Small
Ohio River
Sugar Beets Growers Testify On Wages
Two South Dakota sugar beet growers testified at an AAA labor rate hearing in Scottsbluff Nebraska that they pay the maximum possible wages. Labor representatives urged a contract of 26 dollars per acre on a 12 ton field for the Rocky Mountain beet region. W. D. Buchholz of Newell said farmers bear losses when rotating crops to sugar beets to realize profits. He noted laborers take 29 percent of gross returns over a decade. M. Mine of Newell said farmer returns average 1.54 dollars per day for 300 days while workers net 2.86 dollars per day for a six day season.
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Scottsbluff
Neb
South Dakota
AAA
Rocky Mountain
W. D. Buchholz
Newell
M. Mine
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