Mortgage moratorium saves Maryland farm in court
Baltimore July 22 The Frazier Lemke farm mortgage moratorium act responsive to federal aid saved Russell Sorder's Montgomery county farm from foreclosure. Judge William C. Coleman issued an order restraining M National Bank, creditor, from enforcing sale after Sheriff’s auction was set for tomorrow. The case marks the act's first practical effect in permitting bankruptcy protection to distressed farmers. The Montgomery farm near Gaithersburg, valued around 40000, faced foreclosure under the mortgage on its property.
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Baltimore
United States District Court
Montgomery
Russellb. Sorder
William C. Coleman
Robert H. Mic-Neil
Washington
Sorder
M. National Bank
Miort-Gage
Bayder
W. Cal Chesnut
Montgomery Cour
Gz:burg
Prisoner killed in Texas prison break at Huntsville
July 22 Huntsville Texas one prisoner was killed and three others escaped after a dramatic break from the death house. Whiter Walker bank robbery inmate was slain while Charley Frazer and Roy Johnson were wounded. Raymond Hamilton Joe Palmer and Blackie Thompson escaped in an automobile, aided by a confederate. Guards exchanged fire. Frazer did not survive.
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Huntsville
Texas
Kled
Whiter Walker
Charley Frazer
Roy Johnson
Frazier
Raymond Hamilton
Joe Palmer
Blackie Thompson
Lee Brazelier
W. T
Hamil
D. W. Robbed Walker
Frazer
Fashion Notes on Summer Hats and Bags
A fashion page surveys summer staples with raglan shoulders and mink accents, detailing hats in cabriole and narrow brim styles, linen moorocco straw felt and organdy varieties. It highlights white bandeau looks with sheer jackets and pastel dresses, and features white leather envelope bags and a zephyr-pleated washable envelope model with bark strap and slide-fastener.
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Mifinery
Morocco
Imraing
Imbon
Vatican stamp surcharges boost 1929 issue roster
A survey of philatelic updates notes Vatican regular postage group expanded by six surcharges on the 1929 first issue. Values rise on six stamps featuring Pope Pius XI, plus additions of special delivery and other services. Other notes touch Yugoslav and Sarajevo issues, historic events tied to 1914 1934, and a new National Parks issue.
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Quinton Ames
Vatican
Pius XI
Vetican
Italy
Yugoslavia
Kiredom
Congress of the Sokols
Zagreb
Sarajevo
Ferdinand
Austria
Inq
Washington
Venice
Luigi Galvani
Paraguay
Proper Bidding May Lose Contract Problem
The article presents Henry Praeger’s tenth bridge problem where South opens hearts and the declarer must make the contract. It discusses bidding strategy and the dangers of misreading lead and suit exhaustion, noting the challenge of reaching the winning line with limited re-entry and balancing chances against opponents.
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Henry Praeger
Sir Srades
Esi
Declarer
General strike threat fades as Portland unions seek arbitration
Portland union leaders decide to pause a general strike and await arbitration proposals in the waterfront dispute. After a meeting of all Portland unions, representatives stated they left all plans to a strategy committee pending craft group feedback on the arbitration offer.
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Portland
Ore
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McKenney
Henry P. Jaeger
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East Ta
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Lloyd M. Basehoar
Guy Caldwell
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Sinclair HG
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