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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1944
Page
5
GI Bill delays insured home loan for veterans
Veterans rush to use the government insured loan up to 2000 for homes farms or businesses but the insured loan portion under the GI Bill is delayed by agency disagreements FHA and other bureaus spar over who should handle the program. Veterans and officials press for swift access as 1,500,000 soldiers return and seek housing and rehab support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe
United States
Uncle Sam
San Joe
Veterans Administration
Federal Housing Administration
Norer
FHA
Federal Security Administration
National Housing Administration
A. C. Lampe
Lubbock Veterans Administration Special Service
Washington
Albert Leman
Halsey
Third Fleet
Naval War College
General Board
War College
Annapolis Naval Academy
Great Britain
Pacific
Admiral King
Germany's secret war plans behind postwar reparations
As Germany dodged reparations, inflation rose to weaponize finance. Business leaders under Dawes reshaped payments to 41 billion gold marks while Germans sunk deeper into poverty and unrest. The article warns of a looming war-in-peace gamble guiding Europe toward potential conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Sigrid Schultz
Germany
Rhineland
Switzerland
Hitler
Financelal
Industralist
Industralists
Ree
Alhy
Splaink
United States
France
Charles Dawes
Germany's loans funded a buildup for another war
An analysis notes the Dawes Commission provided large loans and investments to Germany by the end of the 1920s. The funds, critics say, enabled a massive rearmament program as new streamlined factories replaced worn plants. These preparations aimed to equip a future war, not aid German citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nessmen
Dawes Commission
Germany
Industralists
Radio Program Ledger at KFYO and Avalanche Journal Creating a Desk Schedule
Radio program listings for KFYO and the Avalanche Journal detail a daytime schedule with Morning Musical Revelry B Smilin Ed McConnell Western Melodies Headline News Breakfast Club Aunt Jemima United Press News Listening Post and various acts and programs including Morton Downey Hollywood Star Time and The Voice of the Army along with news summaries and public service items. The block lists many orchestras and entertainers such as John Kirby Terry and the Pirates Lawrence Welk Dick Tracy and Lum and Abner alongside local news War Commentary and religious and educational segments. The schedule notes a 1 00 SION OFF ending the listing for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
B Smilin
Ed McConnell
Breakfast Club
Jemima
United Press News
Listening Post
Sardis
Gi Martyn
Jack Berch
Glamour Manor
Bill Dodge
Fterseen Stamps
Everlite Rangers
Snoop and &Coop
Harry Horlick
Bert Hirsch
Morton Downey
Hollywood Star Time
Gruff
Johnny Btone
Les Alpha
John Kirby
Hop Harrigan
Terry and the
Kite diaper method headlines at Waldorf Astoria convention
Looking At Life humor column notes the Seventh Annual Convention of the National Institute of Diaper Services at the Waldorf Astoria. It recounts the premiere of the Kite method for folding diapers, claims benefits for baby movement, and speculates humorously on postwar plans and world peace, ending with a jab about a rival speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldorf-Astoria
National Institute of Diaper Services
Pete
Thomas J. Skillman, Jr
Philadelphia
Institute
National Diaper Institute
Hitler
Maryland political clash looms in Roosevelt Dewey fight
In Maryland the 1944 presidential contest shapes as a tight duel with eight electoral votes crucial to Roosevelt or Dewey. Maryland’s GOP gains, labor bloc influence led by John L Lewis, and local politics in Baltimore and western districts set a volatile scene as campaigns mobilize registration and voter turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roy Tucker
Free State
Maryland
Roosevelt
Dewey
Lord Calvert
Wendell Willkie
FDR
Neck of the Woods
Civil Service
Commonwealth
Sidney Hillman
CIO
Baltimore
Herbert R. O’conor
Millard Tydings
McKinley
Daniel Ellison
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Czor
GOP
John L
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Kentucky
Here And There In Texas Small Tales and Oddities
Texas mini news items cover a sailor’s bouncing check tale, a Dallas man sentenced to life for armed robbery, border record imports, a 100-year-old Brown County cotton coverlet, rustling rumors in Wichita Falls, blood donation records at Camp Hood, a Longview fundraiser for wounded soldiers, tax official training in Austin, Lake Texoma opening to Texans, and a Houston city manager election plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Rutledge
Associated Press
Texas
Lone Star State
Paul Henry Durbin
Durbin
Chicago
Port Isabel
Durbins
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Robert Ripley
Avery Laposu
Ancestra
Mobile
Ala
Cope
Kung Pestares Syndiceu
Y Sigrid Schultz
NEA Service, Inc
KFYO
the Avalanche- Journal
Erich Brandeis
Jade
United States Navy
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Christopher Columbus
Christopher Columbus White
Dallas
White
Ames C. Petrillo
Czar
The
Musicians Union
Mexico
Edinburg
Patrillo
Union Banjo Pickers
Wim. H. Wadkins
Dalhart
Wadkins
Brown County
Brownwood
Billy the Kid
Wichita Falls
Roy Cole
Camp Hood
Temple
Red Crass
Longview
Texas Tax Assessors Collectors Association
Austin
George McCuller
Kingsville
Texoma
Texas-Oklahoma Compact Commission
Lake
Denison
Will J. Tucker
Texas Group
Oklahoma
Houston
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