Reconstruction Corporation reports August loan totals
The Reconstruction Finance Corporation reported to Congress that in August it authorized advances of 111.5 million dollars. Of this 61.3 million went to banks and financial institutions, 45.2 million to the Federal Relief Administration for distressed states, and 124.97 million have been disbursed under the act by August 31.
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Eve Bayless Faces Ordeal in Adirondacks Marriage Split
Eve Bayless, assistant to Earle Barnes at Bixbys, marries Dick Rader then refuses to join him on a yearlong Adirondack construction assignment. Financial strain grows as Eve loses money from stock and loans to family, while tensions with Mona Allen and Theron Reece intensify. Eve confides in her mother Kate about unhappiness and marital distance. Kate urges Eve to reconsider work and independence for a stable marriage.
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Eve Faces Home Strain as She Leaves Bixby’s
Eve contends with household duties and career balance as her husband Dick expects shared work at home. A confrontation about domestic responsibilities leads to a plan for Eve to quit Bixby’s and return to managing home life, while Earle Barnes moves to Chicago as a department store general manager.
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Agricultural Credit Corporations Extend New Loans and Notes
Regional agricultural credit corporations approved August loans totaling 3,483,282 to the Chicago and Northwestern Railway Company 3,862,000 and issued notes totaling 70,000,000 to the treasury. Applications for loans filed in August numbered 221 with 148 from banks and trust companies and 28 from regional agricultural credit corporations. Receipts for August were 154,175,390 and expenditures 149,064,634.
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Major League Leaders in National League Stats
The top NL players include Klein of the Phillies leading batting with 878, Davis of the Phillies 346, Martin of the Cardinals 120 runs, Ott of the Giants 100 runs, Klein 118 RBI, Fallis 192 hits, and Kidéin of Fusion with 42 doubles while Medwick adds 40. Vaughan leads with 19 triples for the Pirates.
Coffee, coercion and a telegram in a tense office scene
Sue Bargery endures a tense breakfast with Kenneth Corbett who hints at danger and money via a telegram plan. She feigns indifference while weighing sending Corrinne a telegram and fearing surveillance as she contemplates her next move. Her defiant resolve contrasts with Corbett's slippery assurances.
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Baseball Season Leaders and Standings Highlights
The list tracks top performers across the National and American Leagues. Notable entries include Waner and Klein with high runs, Berger and Stolen Bases leaders Martin and Fallis, and pitching marks for Tinning Cantwell Grove and Van Atta. Batting feats show Foxx and Manush leading in key categories.
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Religion or Ruin at Wesley Memorial Church
Rev. G Ray Jordan argues religion is a vital necessity not a luxury and warns that civilizations and individuals collapse without it. He cites history and his Europe Palestine tour, urging adherence to divine law and righteousness to avoid ruin.
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Seventh Day Adventist Sermon At Broadhurst Theater
Pastor John E All spoke on the ten commandments as God s standard of right and wrong during a Sunday evening Bible talk series at the Broadhurst theater His third lecture described God as the source of character and noted man s fall from divine likeness leading to separation from God and a transfer of core principles to mankind
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Cow Chains Cause Injuries at Home in Goldsboro
Fred Smith, an insurance man, shot his leg after tripping over a cow chain at his home in Goldsboro. Three days earlier his wife fractured a leg when dragged after her foot tangled in a cow chain.
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Colorful Nail Polishes Offer Wide Evening Palette
The market features jade green bronze amethyst gold and sapphire blue nail polishes to match diverse evening outfits. Brands highlight durable finishes and rich hues for versatile styling across occasions.
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America
Black-Draught Promoted For Health By Oklahoma Woman
Mrs Maud Van Deusen of Oklahoma endorses Black-Draught noting relief from muddied complexion and general illness after taking a dose every other night for about a week. The advertisement also touts a new pleasant tasting syrup for children.
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Cubs Pirates and Cards Duel For Second In National League
The Pirates, Cubs and Cardinals fight for second and third as only one game remains in the season. Pittsburgh holds a one game edge over Chicago after a 6 3 loss to St Louis, with Cincinnati the final opponent. Brooklyn tops Philadelphia 7 2 behind Walter Beck.
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Army Adopts Official Coats of Arms in 1919
The United States Army formally adopts official coats of arms in 1919 marking a standardized heraldic identity for military branches. The move clarifies insignia use across units and ceremonies.
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