Prescott Production Credit loans to farmers in Nevada and Mempstead Counties
Production credit loans are now being received by H Weaver secretary treasurer of the Prescott Production Credit Association. Loans of minimum 50 and terms of 3 to 12 months will be secured by first liens on crops livestock or personal property and require members to own stock equal to 5 percent of the loan. The association emphasizes a business basis with low charges and security requirements, financing seed equipment fertilizers and production costs for crops dairy and poultry products.
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Irmers
Nevada
Mempstead
Artiow
H. Weaver
Prescott
Jocounty
Weaver
Lael
T B Once Leading Disease Now 6th
New York report shows Metropolitan Life Insurance payments to beneficiaries of life contracts grew about two and a half times in ten years. In 1923 payments topped 62 million dollars, rising to over 152 million in the following period, according to company statisticians.
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New York
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Life Insurance Company
Washington rails at settlement plans threaten strike
Labor leaders rejected the automobile industry settlement proposal on Saturday and began considering further propositions. Eastman met with railroad labor heads to discuss his settlement proposals, with another meeting planned. President Roosevelt endorsed unemployment insurance legislation, urging Congress to pass the Wagner Lewis bill this session, arguing its tax on employers funds state insurance pools. Gerard Swope urged a period of convalescence before injecting reserves, while the administration pushes for state administered unemployment insurance under the Democratic platform.
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Federal Railway Co
Eastman
Wrae
Roosevelt
Congress
Perkins
Doughton
House
Ways and Means Committee
Gerard Swope
General Electric Company
Els Lp
Ste UN
Healy cites profit in NOHERLY stock dealings
Federal Trade Commission chief counsel Robert Healy testified to the House Interstate Commerce Committee that Henry L Noherly a guilty magnate earned about 1.9 million dollars in transactions with City Service Securities company stocks.
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Washington
Robert Healy
Federal Trade Commission
House Interstate Commerce Commisscn
Henry L. Noherly
Uuilty Magne
Cities Service Securities Company
Bridge Case Taken Under Advisement
Circuit Judge Steele considered a bid to dismiss an appeal by South Pike landowners over a contract to relocate the old Murfreesboro bridge on Little Missouri River serving Delight and Prescott, cutting off Hope. He reserved decision after reviewing related supreme court rulings, with ruling due soon on whether Mauney may proceed.
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Steele
Fike
Fike County
Jude Mauney
Murfreesboro
Missouri River
Delight
Frescott
Hope
Supreme Court
Mauney
South Pike
Special Attorney Fees Challenged
LITTLE ROCK The Highway Audit Commission awaits Governor Futrell’s instruction on attorney fees paid to lawyers appointed by Attorney General Hal B Norwood to collect funds from 23 closed banks. Minutes from March 16 show a resolution finding fees excessive and unnecessary, urging state action to recover costs.
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Highway Audit Commission
Arkansas
State Banking Department
State Department
Ben Shaver
Texarkana
Hal Horwood
Arkansas Bank & Trust Co
Hope
Norwood
Unost
Little Rock
Futrell
Hal B. Norwood
Commission
Marely
Two Carloads of Sweet Potatoes Bought by Relief Commission
The Sintec Emergency Relief Commission through County Agent Frank Stanley will buy two carloads from Hempstead county farmers. Each car holds about 450 bushels. Potatoes must be singed free of bruises disease or insect damage. 80 cents per stored bushel for baskets, 0 cents for sacks. About 1,001 bushels have been purchased previously. Letters were mailed to eligible farmers listing terms and sale logistics.
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Sintec Emergency Relief Commission
Frank Stanley
Hempstead
Relief Commission
Stanley
Dance Tuesday Night at Hope Elks Hall
Kerry Gings 14 piece orchestra of Dallas Texas will play for a dance here Tuesday night at Elks hall Speedy Hutson announced The dance will start at 10 o clock A special floor show featuring Eve Lyn Nations Donnie Claywell Wiltie Hardy Patsy Lee Harry Payne Bull Knight and Malone Walker the jumping jacks will be presented.
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Kerry Ging
Dallas
Texas
Elks Hall
Speedy Hutson
Evelyn Nations
Donnie Claywell
Wiltie Hardy
Patsy Lee
Harry Payne
Bull Knight
Malone & Walker
Jumping Jacks
New Anesthetic for Weak Heart Patients
A Baltimore Sinai Hospital trial shows a white powder anesthetic dissolved in water injected into the arm inducing sleep in under 20 seconds. In four cases, Dr. Albert E. Goldstein reports no adverse after effects and patients could eat heartily before and after operations.
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Waltimore
Sinai Hospital
Baltimore
Albert E. Goldstein
Auto Licenses in Arkansas Gain Revenue Boost
Little Rock reports the Arkansas State Department of Revenues has collected nearly as much from auto license fees in less than three months as all of last year. Through Friday the total reached about 1.245 million dollars, vs 1.240 million for 1993-32 months. Tags issued stand at 139 thousand, vs 195 thousand last year, with monthly figures showing notable gains under the bond refunding act.
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Little Rock
Speciren
Het Pp
Roosevelt Signs Philippines Independence Bill
President Roosevelt signed the bill providing for Philippine independence in 10 to 12 years, contingent on Philippine legislature and people's approval. He spoke at the signing with the bill's author and island government representatives present. Senator Bankhead urged mandatory cotton crop control, noting voluntary reductions failed. the House has approved it.
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Roosevelt
Philippines
Bankhead
Bankherd
Alaama
Senate
House
Fire Sweeps Lynchburg Transient Bureau Killing Fourteen
A blaze at the Federal Transient Bureau in Lynchburg Virginia early Saturday killed fourteen people and injured about eighty. Fire officials cited grease overflow on a stove as the blaze source. panic in the sleeping quarters and blocked exits worsened the disaster.
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Lynchburg
Nelson Child Improves After Surgery In Texas Visit
Nelson Child Jr. 1, critically ill Friday in Josephine hospital from a crushed abdomen after two operations. Slightly improved Saturday as his father Paul Nelson flew in from Amarillo, Texas. The accident happened more than a week earlier when he fell while jumping across railroad ties in Oxan where Nelsons were visiting relatives.
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Paul Nelson, Jr
Josephine
Nelson
Amarillo
Texas
Tal
Oxan
Nelsons
Round the Clock in Harlem Hi Jinks and Ho De Ho
New York censors describe Harlem nightlife near Seventh and Lenox, noting a topless Negro nightclub named Swing It Honey with a saffron girl named Jean. Patrons shout Swing it, honey as they dance in a smoky basement room with garish Greek restaurant decor.
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Harlem
Werklingleam
Tadi
Iusic
Jean
Night life and burlesque scene described in Manhattan
A vivid account sketches prohibition era night clubs and “fur- suits” in Manhattan, noting bootleg commerce, erotic performances, and mixed crowds. It highlights venues like Theatrical Grill, Moore’s establishment, and venues such as the Coat Bin and Hide-a-Way, with foreign and domestic entertainers and a late-night social atmosphere.
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Moore
J. Barrington Gay
Natacha
Insull Held to Direct Escape Through Egypt Sea Route
A Greek steamer wireless officer reports Samuel Insull's land agent believed to be in Egypt Friday night guiding fugitive Anancie's escape toward a safe refuge. A Greek freighter Marotis is said to be at sea with Insull aboard awaiting guidance from the land representative on the safest course, as communications between the Mallois and Alexandria unfold.
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Port Said
Egypt
Samuel Insull
Anancie
Utilities
Marotis
Attiki
Maloiis
Alexandeia
Alexandria
Mallois
New York Cotton Futures Mixed After Short Session
New York cotton futures showed a modest rally with the May contract trading around 12.06 as early quotes noted highs near 12.12 and lows near 12.00. Market observers cited mixed demand and weather signals as the backdrop for the session while New Orleans futures indicated similar strength in May notes.
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New York
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