FDR Urges FHA Liberalization To Boost Building
FDR presses liberalization of the Federal Housing Administration to stimulate construction. A two day auto show opens Tuesday at Daum's Auditorium with 14 makes and 1998 models on display. The event features floor shows, music by Loury Lang, and admission at 25 cents, free for under 12 when accompanied by a parent.
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Japan Insists On Shanghai Rights
Tokyo reports a foreign minister spokesman stating Japan demands the right to act independently in Shanghai without prior consultations with Great Britain or the United States. Britain and the United States have urged consultation on any changes affecting China's maritime customs revenues pledged to repay external debt.
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Dr Willbite To Get High Masonic Honor
Yankton hosts a historic Masonic visit as the Sard de Kroc honorary orders confer the 38rd degree on Dr F Y Willhity of Redfield. John H Cowles of Washington D C leads the grand commander visit at State Hospital where Dr Adams is superintendent.
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South Dakota
Life's Like This Wasted Effort and Odd Local Reports
Fragments describe a bank robbery in Frankfort Indiana where the Farmers State Bank puzzled by the thieves who bored through a lock and stole only postage stamps. Other items narrate a San Francisco exhibit dispute, gum-chewing controversy in Hollywood, a Philadelphia subway delay caused by rescuing a dog, and a dynamite threat linked to a jealous admirer in Chicago.
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Scircleville
Government to buy 275 million in goods in near term
Washington reports that the government aims to purchase up to 275 million dollars in government supplies in the coming weeks. The purchasing agent is instructed to maximize buying within the next month or two, signaling a rapid shift to curb fiscal decline and respond to economic signals.
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Jess
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Untitled reminiscence on Hollywood gossip and travel
A ragged prose piece recalls Hollywood hot spots and hometown gossip as a traveling figure named Bob Barnes reflects on life, fame, and backstories. The blurred voice hints at misdirections, papers, and a nostalgic pull toward past encounters and characters.
Britain and France Open Historic Talks With Hitler in View
British and French leaders began a two day meeting to press for a Western European peace pact with Germany. They sought arms reductions and a possible return of some German colonies while avoiding threats to allied security and considering coordinated action against Japanese encroachment in Shanghai.
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Truck Operators Sign With Union in Sioux Falls
Sioux Falls drivers plan to unionize under the AF of L banner, announced by E G Holstein of Minneapolis, business agent of the Truck Drivers Union, following a 15 day strike settlement of drivers at Sioux Falls trucking and EF oratory ida before Mayor Ane Greg Ba.
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Three Men Seek Position On City Board Voted By Kuehn
Three men, Dr George A Youel Roy Ramsell and Oscar Edd seek the city board seat vacated by F C W Kuehn who resigned to pursue the auditorium contract The special election to decide the commissioner will occur after petitions are filed and polling places set, with the issue of a 200000 bond for the municipal auditorium central to the ballot The judge ordered a second vote on the issue after a referendum petition but the outcome depends on state and local election law authorities and potential supreme court action
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F H A Explains How Plan Would Work
Washington November 23 Federal Housing Administration clarified Roosevelt plan changes to aid home building. A person with 600 cash or ground worth 800 could start with an architect then banker for an insured 5400 mortgage. Local FHA office would review plans location and credit before final commitment.
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Roosevelt
Farm Debate II Started In House
Washington November 22 The House began work on president's farm program with first items on the agriculture agenda. A minority report from five Republicans led by Rep Andresen Minnesota claimed the plan would dislocate US agriculture and drive foreign products into the market. The committee vote on the Will was 16 to 7, supporters arguing for market restoration, price stabilization, and government controls. The Senate bill is drabber but aims at stricter penalties for quota violations and includes suggested voluntary wheat and corn contracts and marketing quotas if two‑thirds approve in a referendum. Senator Barkley urged passage this week as the session contemplates anti lynching and reorganization bills. A funding dispute centers on the soil conservation program with figures around 500 million dollars debated.
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Roosevelt seeks housing bill changes to lift construction
President Roosevelt urged Congress to liberalize housing laws to spur private financing for large dwelling projects over five years. The plan, divided across eight amendments to the National Housing Act, targets higher insurance limits, lower down payments, reduced interest, and expanded mortgage coverage to boost construction, jobs, and national income. The proposal drew mixed reactions from lawmakers and parallels farm and reorganizational debates on Capitol Hill.
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