Rural Housing Loans Explained by County Admin Office
W M Boarks, supervisor for the farmers home administration, clarifies rural housing loans and their purpose. He cites a Hampstead County example where a loan financed remodeling of a Box structure farm house into a modern dwelling with running water and heating, adding kitchen, two bedrooms, dining area, and sanitary facilities. The 1 4 percent loan spans 20 years, with applications possible for farm housing repairs and improvements at Hampstead.
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Erratic OCR Summary of Boxing Exhibition Tour
Fragmented text describes heavyweight boxing exhibition events, a tour schedule, and appearances by a fighter. Mentions include a $30,000 figure, TV moon beacon, a sandlot game, hospital visits, and planned stops at Fort Wayne and Georgia areas with dates in November and a Monday through Thursday sequence. Exact names and places are unclear due to garbled OCR.
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Dodgers Boss Sees No Yankee Threat for Dodgers
New York Aug 6 Dodgers manager Dresken said he would not want any New York Yankees player for his Brooklyn club. He praised Yankees depth especially in pitching and noted the Yankees could throw at opponents without weakening their lineup. Dresken added he believes Brooklyn has a sound club and strong reserve strength.
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Monroe Leads Cotton Loop by 42 Games
In a tense regional ball schedule, Monroe surged ahead in the Cotton Loop standings by defeating Clarkdale while Greenville and Hot Springs posted decisive wins. Reported by United Press, the day featured scattered scoring bursts, two- and four-run innings, and pivotal pitching shifts as Monroe, Hot Springs, and Greenville pushed for a late-season edge.
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Hot Springs Club Sold Second Time In Year
Hot Springs club changed hands for a second time as Gage Crawford owner of Hive drug stores and Tor d Slough bought controlling interest from Hot Springs Chamber of Commerce. Purchase price for the club noted as 7 278 with last June 1 the Jayvee's taking over centers of the team. Robert Anderton of Memphis linked to the deal. Team sits in sixth place. Crawford said no personnel changes are planned.
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GOP Senators Honor Wherry Testimonial Dinner Planned
Republican senators plan a testimonial dinner for Senate Republican leader Wherry of Nebraska. Senator Teh of Ohio, chairman of the Senate Republican policy committee, praised Wherry for hard work in keeping the party on its feet on key issues.
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Scout Swim Meet Set for August 15 in Hempstead
A community swim event for scouts is planned at the Hepe pool on August 15 with multiple contests such as Apple Ducking, Hinton Helay Race, and a Undressing Dress Race. Winners receive certificates and park prizes while volunteers from the Red Cross supervise safety measures and first aid.
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O'Shanter Show Promises $30,000 Purse in Star-Cilled Event
A sprawling notice touts a $30,000 total purse at O'Shanter with top prizes $12,500 for the winner and $3,000 for third. Names like Babe Zaharias and Marlene appear among featured athletes and foreign entrants as promoters lure big names to the 시age. The event highlights include cash or merchandise payoffs and a 10 winner payout scheme.
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Prescott News Community Events and Social Gatherings
Prescott residents prepare for church meetings and choir rehearsals at various sites on Wednesday and Thursday. Social occasions include a dessert bridge party hosted by Mr and Mrs James Nelson, a breakfast for Miss Mildred Gurthie, and a swimming party at the municipal pool in Hope with guests from Dallas Cleveland and Camden.
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Tom Shanter meet concludes with local winners
The Tom Shanter meet wrapped up Sunday at Armeri can tournaments. Cary Middlewolf and Mrs. Ziv harlas led their divisions while Straiahan and others earned top spots across both men and women events. Eight places were listed as final standings from Thursday to Sunday.
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High School Players Got Trip to West Point
Chicago reports Flint Michigan prep football stars including Duncan MacDonald spent six weeks at West Point on an expense paid vacation tied to recruiting efforts. MacDonald, an 18 year old quarterback, said 23 players were hosted with talks by Col. Red Blaik and perks such as draft free status and helped exam shortcuts, though only two and a half dozen passed. MacDonald later chose the University of Michigan.
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