Government farm relief and credit policy reported
Star Correspondent in Washington reports the War Finance Corporation’s new powers and a $133,547,215 total relief for agriculture. Grain, cotton, and live stock loans totaling hundreds of millions aimed to restore confidence and reopen credit for markets damaged by price tumbles, supporting farmers and stabilizing industries.
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Ty W. WH. Atkens
Star
Washington
Der
War Finance Corporation Today
Congress
New Powers Corporation
Congres Domestis Agrisaltire
Cor
Parkwood Myx Weekender Social Notes
Community notes recall Rankin and son visit and local social rounds at Gaughey's on Thursday. Miss Lizzie Ray and Miss Maria McGaughey report injuries from a fall while neighbors Mrs. Filster Aultman and Mrs. Smith of Aultman visit relatives. A canvas tree entertainment and homemade dinner planned at Hill Top school house on Friday. Hugh Ray attends court last week amid the week’s small town bustle.
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Rankin and Son
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Gaughey
McGaughey
Samuel Dibel
S‘ster
Marc
Jessie Wats
Herbert
Filster Aultman
Lizzie Ray Wes
Maria McGaughey
Ling
Kenyan bill backs public works program for unemployment
Washington reports the Senate Committee on Education and Labor favors a Kenyan bill to create a permanent public construction program as a remedy for cyclical depressions and joblessness. The measure follows President Harding's unemployment conference recommendations and was favorably reported to the Senate today.
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Washington
Senate
Senate Committee On Education and
Harding
Filipinos and Finances Discuss Loan Proposal
Washington December 28 Secretary of War Weeks said he will submit to the Federal Reserve Board several suggestions from Maj. Gen. Leonard Wood now governor of the Philippines regarding the financial condition there. One suggestion involves a loan from the United States, the amount not yet determined.
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Washington
Weeks
Federal Reserve Band
Leonard Wool, Gover
Philippines
United States
Wet Christmas predicted despite dry Christmas forecast
Washington reports a shift in holiday liquor outlook as Prohibition Commissioner Haynes prediction of a dry Christmas is contradicted by field agents. They say corn whiskey belts have produced the largest White Lightning and thousands of gallons of fine whiskeys cross borders for Yuletide trade. One agent claims ten times the current force could not prevent a wet Christmas.
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Washington
Prohibition
Haynes
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