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Farmers Protest Bank Loan Rejections in New Mexico
Farmers in Pecos Valley clash with the Wichita federal land bank over rejected Carlsbad project loans. Since May, fifty extended loan requests have been denied, with allegations of biased valuations and inconsistent approvals. Critics urge action to align policy with emergency Congress intent and prevent foreclosures.
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Wichita Federal Land Bank
Carlsbad Project
Senate
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Chavez
New Mexico
Eciher
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Albuquerque Journal
Judge McGhee One of the State’s Best Anglers Says Carlsbad Sun
Judge James B. McGhee is praised as an efficient jurist and a top fisherman in the state. A Carlsbad Sun note adds that a court day yesterday produced no work due to dismissals and no dispositions, leaving the docket idle.
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Carlsbad Sun
West Point revolt by football standout Buffin ends
Amarillo high star Burl Buffin, famed backfield talent from Amarillo to the University of Washington, resigns from West Point after failing to meet cadet academics. He plans to rejoin Washington, citing preference for academic duties over service school rigors.
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Amarillo High School
University of Washington
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Washington University
Buffin
Texas
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Abilene News
Naughtiness 18 Throwing Pains of Every Child
A Chicago Tribune column from 1933 by Gladys Huntington Bevans recounts parental frustrations with young children's quirks. It contrasts calm, compliant children with ailing or cranky behavior during growth spurts and meals, sharing a mother’s candid worries and relief after recognizing common parental trials.
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Priscila
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The Murder of Caroline Bundy by Alice Campbell
A May Bristol Assizes trial over the murder of Caroline Bundy divides public opinion. An American biographer follows events through his subject’s eyes as the case unfolds toward a violent denouement.
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New Beauty Machinery Sparks Robotic Twist at Chicago Meet
Report from the National Cosmetic Arts association August meeting in Chicago highlights advances in beauty equipment. Electric manicure devices for shops and someday home use, multiple nail care gadgets, and a wide paint shade range signal rapid progress. Hair dryer improvements and permanent wave machines show ongoing innovation. In crime news, Percy Fitzgerald and two others, linked to the August Lucr kidnapping, are pictured before life sentences in Edwardsville court.
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National Cosmetc"orts’ Association
Chicago
Percy Fitzgerald
August Lucr
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Fitzgeald
Car Repair Offered By Local Shop Leader
Jess Carper heads the repair department at Lowrey Auto Company and invites customers to bring in their vehicle service needs. Advy O26.
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Lowrey Auto Company
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