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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 30, 1937

Page

5

Housing program gains momentum in Congress

Washington lawmakers move quickly to advance President Roosevelts housing revival plan. Housing administrator Stewart McDonald outlines proposals to the House Banking Committee as leaders expect a bill out of committee within a week and possibly ready for a special session.

High Point Enterprise Piedmont Center of Industry High Point North Carolina Congress House Senate Stewart McDonld House Banking Committee Barkley Harrison Dmiss Senate Finance Committee House Rivers and Harbors Committee

Housing Bill Faces Mixed Senate Reception

Democratic Leader Rayburn and Eldon Barkley voiced cautious support for a housing program with little government money involved. Senator Glass opposed government built private housing, while others expected quick Senate passage. Concurrent actions included rail rate hike requests, Roosevelt urging road spending cuts, and tax revision studies by a House subcommittee.

Rayburn House Barkley Senate Glass D-Va Banking Committee Interstate Commerce Commission Roosevelt

Lost Cast of Characters and the Castle Door Mystery

In a frontier tale Mary Melissa confronts Holliman’s unwanted advances and joins Bob Barry and Honey Bee at camp. Bob deciphers Indian signs leading to a hidden tunnel behind a castle wall, suggesting a secret passage and a buried chamber with a possible cave corridor.

Robert Barry Melissa Lane Barry Honey Bef Giril Marry’s Party Hades Jones Bob Holliman Mary Melissa Lissa Scott Holliman Blanco Canyon Nogales Tucson Honey Bee Girl Honey Bee Lisea New York Mr. Holliman Miss Lane Hades

Fruit Cake Marble Treat and Camp Conspiracy Tease

A serialized page blends a camp intrigue with a fruit cake feature. Mary Melissa and Honey Bee plot a secret cave excursion while Bob and Holliman eye control and reporters, as a Gaynor Maddox recipe share introduces black and white fruit cake batter marbling and baking tips.

Gaynor Maddox NEA

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