Money Is Easier and Cheaper For Home Loans
Sylvia Porter notes mortgage money is easier to obtain and cheaper in the U S, with FHA down payments falling and loan sizes rising. Banks are liberalizing credit, the Fed cutting rates and funds to banks to spur lending, while lenders expect broader availability for both home loans and business financing.
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Wisconsin
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Symington Listens to Lawrence as Wise Men of Democrats
Harrisburg interview shows Sen Stuart Symington of Missouri naming Gov David Lawrence and Harry Truman as three wise men of the Democratic party in a light moment. Symington was in Harrisburg visiting his wife's stepfather in a hospital and spoke with Lawrence during the visit.
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Harry Truman
Sam Rayburn
David) Lawrence
Stuart Symuington
D-Mo
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Lawrence
Pallet Bolas Plates Firmer Comfort
In a concise, upbeat note the product is described as slipping resistant and comfortable while avoiding a gooey taste or nausea. It emphasizes alkaline, non acidic action and claims to counter plate odor and improve breath. FASTEETH is recommended as a cure-all solution.
Doan’s Pills Offer Fast Relief For Aches And Bladder Irritation
The ad promotes Doan’s Pills as fast relief for backache headache and muscular pains plus soothing bladder irritation. It claims eight ways of action including pain relief mild diuretic effect and improved kidney output. It invites readers to buy the new larger size for savings.
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Doan
Domestic Issues Dominate Democratic Platform Debates
Democratic platform writers in Los Angeles favored domestic bread and butter issues over foreign policy. They cited medical care for the aged, farm aid, housing, education, and employment as top concerns, with inland members stressing domestic needs and farm policy debates heating up.
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Suspended Driver Grounded For Life After Wrong Way Drive
A Middletown man Frank Armstrong of 837 18th Ave drove the wrong way on a one way street last Wednesday and the judge ordered him grounded for life. His license had been suspended since 1955 due to a prior damage claim from a 1954 accident. He claimed he was licensed, so the court did not allow a suspended jail term. J. C. Taulbee was bound over on burglary charges for breaking into Henry's Tastee Freeze on U S 25 last May 21. He pleaded guilty to the theft of $20 in value. Sewell Taylor Hays of 1338 Woodlawn Ave was fined $100 and costs for petit larceny in a Sunday gasoline theft from Butler Beverage Co. James Hill, 24, of 1233 Garfield St, was fined for intoxication and disorderly conduct after allegedly threatening his wife with a shotgun at Adams Service Station.
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18Th Ave
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Well Rd
Butler County Grand Jury
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Taulbee
Henry
U. S. 25
W. Ray Henry
James Hill
Garfield St
Hill
Adams Service Station
Bankruptcies Filed in Cincinnati District Court
Bankruptcies filed include James L. Mize of 1761 Central Ave autoclave operator with debts of 868 and no assets Maurice E. Highfill of 105 Mary Ellen Sr South Lebanon telegraph operator with debts 12715 and assets 1000 Martin K. Parman Jr. of 128 Heaton St Hamilton janitor with debts 2498 and assets 790 William Grabel of 208 S G St Hamilton taxicab driver with debts 3268 and assets 400
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Cincinnati
James L. Mize
Central Ave
Maurice
E. Highfill
Mary Ellen Sr
South Lebanon
Martin K. Parman Jr
Heaton St
Hamilton
William Grabel
S. G St
Kentuckian A Delegate At Just 22
Carroll Hubbard, 22, of suburban St. Matthews, a Baptist minister’s son and a second year University of Louisville Law School student, may be Kentucky’s youngest official delegation member at the Democratic National Convention. He is one of six alternates and helped with 43 campaign speeches for Harry Lee Waterfield. Hubbard leads Young Democrats efforts with Terry McBrayer, travels Kentucky to organize clubs, and will be state youth chairman in fall elections. He backs Lyndon Johnson for president and Keen Johnson for Kentucky senator. After graduation he plans to practice law in Murray and enter politics.
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Louisville
Kentucky
Carroll Hubbard
St. Matthews
University of Louisville Law School
Hubbard
Harry Lee Waterfield
Terry McBrayer
Malone Files For Office In Nevada House Race
Former U S Senator George Molly Malone age 70 filed as a Republican for Nevada s single U S House seat. He said the office is not a step down. The filing makes a three way race with incumbent Walter Baring and Howard Cannon rival for the GOP nomination.
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Nev
U.S
George
Molly) Malone
Nevada
House of Representatives
Malone
Senate
Howard Cannon
Las Vegas
House
Walter Baring
Brush Fire Threatens Homes in Hollywood Hills
A 49 acre brush fire in the Hollywood Hills posed danger to several upscale homes before containment. Fire officials dispatched nearly 150 firefighters as flames rose up to 30 feet, with the blaze brought under control Tuesday.
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Los Angeles
Hollywood Hills
Gravel faces jury trial on intoxication charge in Louisiana
Louisiana Democratic National Committee member Camille Gravel appears in municipal court in Los Angeles after a Saturday airliner stop. Gravel pleaded innocent to an intoxication charge, claiming the matter is a mistaken investigation. Bail set at 21 dollars. he awaits July 18 trial.
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Los Angeles
Louisiana
Gravel
Dallas
Disruption charge against Roger Banks dismissed
A charge of disorderly conduct against Roger Banks 27 of 1406 Penfield Ave was dismissed due to the absence of complainant Henry Wright. Six intoxication cases were disposed of. Three other hearings were postponed.
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Roger Banks
Penfield Ave
Henry Wright
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