Credit man defends installment sales at national meet
E E Paddon credit manager of a St Louis furniture firm told the National Retail Credit Association that installment sales are sound and stabilizing. He urged thorough checks of buyers and personal quality, contrasting views on investment pre 1929. Senator Bridges warned pump priming won’t work and advocates fixing the pump. In London, the Red Cross urged world powers to prevent bombing of civilians.
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Who is talking to Nettie Bebbal Road Monday's chapter
Asey Mayo observes Nettie Hobbs in an argument over Pam Frye and the murder tale at Quano Met. Pam’s disappearance and ambergris theft drive a tense scene with Tim Carr, Roddy Strutt, and others implicated. The town buzzes as disguises and motives surface amid loam, murals, and a brewing quarrel.
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Knife Blade Removed From Convict's Brain
In Santa Fe New Mexico on June 24 AP reports doctors at the state penitentiary removed a five inch knife blade from the brain of Columbus George, a 22 year old Negro convict. The blade entered through the left eye during a street scuffle three months earlier. Although movement was affected, speech remained intact and his condition was listed as satisfactory. outcome awaited for two days. George, jailed on a larceny conviction, was eager to see the "knife I been carryin' around."
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Loans to Halt Farm Tenancy Doubled in 1939 Budget
The government will more than double its loans to halt farm tenancy for the 1939 fiscal year. Congress appropriated 25 million dollars for the year ending June 30, 1939, up from 10 million in 1938, with Missouri receiving 790,395 dollars among state allocations.
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