Roosevelt seeks reason in bank loan rulings amid examiner severity
Hyde Park, Sept. 12. President Roosevelt complains that federal bank examiners are too severe and restrict loans beyond reason. He notes cases including a town merchant seeking an $800 loan with two endorsers and a farm with a $3 loan denied, urging a uniform workable policy. He monitors Morathau conference with federal bank heads to address lending rules.
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Hyde Park
N. Y
Roosevelt
Morthau
Federal
Cooking School Draws Record Audience At Paramount
A full Paramount theatre hosted Mrs. Mildred Seaber for a free cooking school by The Enterprise. She lectured on efficient kitchen practices and demonstrated cooking on stage. Tomorrow at 9 30 a.m. another lecture by Mrs Leather is expected to attract a large crowd. Prizes included market baskets and food awards to local residents.
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Paramount Theatre
Mildred Seaber
Enterprise
Seather
Leather
Curtis Morehead
Monroe Street
Margaret Carr
Maple Street
Robert Burn
West High Street
P. D. Haynes
Chestnut Street
Olive Hutchins
Campbell Street
Ruby Frazier
East Green Street
George Rankin
Parkway
J. C. Spencer
Barker Street
J. B. Allred
Tate Street
C. L. Bennett
South Main Street
N. W. Bales
Service Trades May Secure Blue Eagles By Executive Order
Service trades may secure the Blue Eagle by executive order 6723 and NRA order X-53 to show compliance with labor provisions. Trades listed include barber shops hotels laundries shoe rebuilding shops and advertising services under local trade approval. Oklahoma cannot meet its own demands with fruit and vegetable production.
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NRA
Oklahoma
Weather cautions on fertilizer use amid heat
A heatwave prompts cautions against applying fertilizer to flower beds. The era notes suggest delaying feeding to avoid stressing plants during extreme temperatures.
Randolph Grange Picnic Draws Wide County Crowd
A large Randolph county Grange gathering at Trinity High School featured dinner at 6 30, a welcome by J Spurgeon White, and music by Wall Brothers String Band. H B Caldwell spoke on the Grange value to farmers and soil erosion work led by Dr J N Stallings.
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Grange
Randolph County
Trinity High School
Trinity Grange
J. Spurgeon White
Wall Brothers String Band
Sophia
W. E. Wall
Asheboro
North Carolina
Caldwell
E. S. Millsaps
R. R. Mendenhall
J. M. Green
Seagrove
Arthur Smith
Stallings
P. M. Davis
High Point Farmers Exchange
High Point
Rural Electrification push expands with 39 NC investigators
Raleigh reporters note 39 investigators led by David Weaver are in the field to assist farmers in surveying communities for potential power line extensions. The team will help assess profitability and coordinate with groups seeking rural electric service across numerous North Carolina counties and towns.
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Raleigh
David 8. Weaver
State College
North Carolina
Weaver
B. P. Bowling
Rougemont
Durham County
M. D. Forster
Sanford
Lee County
W. E Vinson
Rt. 2
Burlington
Alamance County
W. McC. Neale
Garden St
Greensboro
Guilford County
T. T. Swain
Henderson
Vance County
F. E. Womble
Siler City
Chatham County
W. M. Garrison
J. M. Grainger
Louisburg
Franklin County
A. R. Davis
Chapel Hill
Orange County
Don T. Wall
Asheboro
Randolph County
J. M. O’briant
Roxboro
Person County
J. R. Lawrence
Reidsville
Rockingham County
Paul T. Fisher
Hillsboro St
Wake County
J. A. Niles
Oxford
Granville County
W. D. Wagner
Tarboro
Edgecombe County
H. V. Burden
Indsor
Bertie County
T. Gates Matthews
New Bern
Craven County
N. Roberson
Parmele
Martin County
W. B. Myrick
Littleton
Warren County
W. L. Trevathan
Wilson
Wilson County
R. P. Taylor
Woodland
Northampton County
C. M. Burton
Bethel
Pitt County
W. G. Roberson, Jr
Nashville
Nash County
J. P. Harris
Maysville
Onslaw County
C. Hafer
Candor
Montgomery County
E. C. Winchester
Monroe
Union County
H. G. Smith, Jr
Gibson
Scotland County
R. E B. Davis
Harrisburg
Cabarrus County
F. A. Little
Wadesboro
Anson County
J. L. Staten
Hawthorne Lane
Charlotte
Mecklenburg County
Frantis Riddick
Gatesville
Gates County
Resignations Hit NRA Officials Across Organization
Washington reports indicate A R Glancy will resign as assistant NRA administrator for code compliance amid internal disagreements over Harriman Mills settlement. Others leaving include division administrators E B Adams and George Houston, and research chief Dr Charles F Roos, as experts return to former academic posts.
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Washington
A. R. Glancy
NRA
Harriman
National
Retail Solid Fuel Code Authority
George Houston
Tom
E B. Adams
Charles F. Roos
Colorado College
Rescapes Planning
Labor Advisory
Consumers ' Advisory
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Kel
Vinator Electric Refrigera
Cut Rate Furniture Co
East Green
LO Slud
Dan Thomas
George Scarbo
Webby Brown
Brow
Deuce
Llian
Tom Brown
Randolph Grange
Randolph
Millsaps
B. F. Lawrence
Melania Martin
Trinity
Melvina Martin
Randolph County Grange
Waa
Thomas J. Hamilton, JR
The
Associated Press
Cooking School
Mrs. Seaber
Efird’s
Plaid
Efird’s Department Store
High Point, N. C
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