Reconstruction corporation reports large loan totals to borowers
In Washington on February 20, the Reconstruction corporation released totals through January 81 showing 1,780,086,008 paid to borrowers and repayments of 247,287,111. Subscriptions exceed 2,000,000,000, with 340,045,089 in loans authorized and 201,894,823 paid out. The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad is the largest borrower with 887,135,000 lent, having received 99,126,244 to January.
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Washington, D. C
Reconstruction Corporation
Bor Towers
Rallieady Aince
Sulbal
Baltimore and Ohio
Jenwary A
Fragmented entry hints at local dispute resolution
Readable text shows a terse note about a settlement or agreement involving a person or group, with unclear names and specifics. The fragment suggests resolving a parson or parish matter, but lacks concrete dates, places, or officials. No decisive outcome is stated.
Uncle Sam's Flying Whale Mystery Bomber
A Martin designed B-10 bomber nicknamed Flying Whale appears in flight at Wright Field Dayton. The aircraft touted as Uncle Sam's newest and fastest bombing plane showcases its wing design and performance in test images highlighting its prominence in the U.S. arsenal.
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Wright Field
Dayton
Uncle Sam
Open Forum Letter From The Light Readers Nostalgia Amid Crime Rant
Edwin Waller laments past days of prosperity and simple farming life praising mulemobiles and crude goods while criticizing modern mood. The editor prints letters urging harsh punishment for kidnapping and extortion citing Mexico as example, advocating shooting criminals.
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the Light
Gal
Charles A. Lindbergh
T Mys
Mexico
Mexlen
Dickson's Death Held Needless by Local Citizens
A letter from William H. Jones denounces Captain Dickson's death at central relief HQ as avoidable, blaming overpaid county officials and unprepared hospitals. He urges business leaders to oppose shifting wartime disability costs to taxpayers and favors federal responsibility.
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Nis
William H- Jones
Ryan Ord Ryan Rites at St Madeleine Sophie Chapel
Funeral services for Miss Clarisse Ord Ryan of 316 Brahan Boulevard will be held at 10 a.m. Tuesday from St Madeleine Sophie Chapel with Rev. Charles O Gallager officiating. The Fort Sem Houston native, returning to the city with her parents after Colonel Ryan’s retirement a decade ago, will lie in state in the chapel an hour before services. The bereaved include her parents Colonel and Mrs John J Ryan, a sister Mrs Joseph Choate King of Port Clark, and a brother William Ord Ryan of Alr carps, Moxwall teld.
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Ryan
Clarisse Ord Ryan
Brahan Boulevard
Station Hospital
Fort Sem Houston
St Madeleite Sophie Chapel
Charles O'Gallagher
Thia City
Mer
John J. Ryan
Joseph Choate King
Port Clark
Willam Ord Ryan
Majestic Held in Outer Bay by Fog
The Majestic anchored off Gutndy Honk with Sir Ronald Lindany and the British delegation aboard for a conference on war debt and world economies with Franklin D. Roosevelt. Fog and rain limited visibility as the ship waited offshore near the Narrows.
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Majestic
Outer Bay
New York
Ronald Lindany
Bissnday
Pranklin D
Gutndy Honk
Marion
Rlentine
Newspapers Top Ad Medium for Retail Furniture Sales
Washington February 20 newspapers ranked as the top advertising medium for retail furniture selling in a Commerce Department report on a recent survey. The finding highlights the central role of print media in reaching home goods buyers and shaping market trends.
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Fress
Washington, D.C
Commerce Department
Treasury Receipts and Expenditures Reported for February
Treasury receipts for February 17 totaled 5,246,719.04 with expenditures at 13,151,785.67 leaving a balance of 723,351,394.39. Customs duties for the first 17 days of February amounted to 10,072,907.8.
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Treasury
Washington, D. GC
Nest triplets born at St Ann's Hospital
February 20 at St Ann's Hospital in Ws 80 years were born to Mr and Mrs John A Pelsthe. The newborn daughters named Ann Mare Beatries andunt Catherine Ann.
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Anne Cleveland
St. Ann's Hospital
Ann Mare
Beatries
Catherine Ann
John A. Pelsthe
Mathis Named to Hospital Board by County Court
In a Monday session the county commissioners court appointed Mathis to the Robert Grem hospital board to fill the vacancy from Joseph Courand's resignation. The court thanked Courand for long service after his departure and noted he had been on the board since operation began. A North side home remains listed for sale at $1500.
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Mathis
County Commissioners Court
Robert Grem Hospital
Joseph Gmirand
Courand
Firsh
US Attache to Observe Fighting in South America
US military attache Major William Savkrile has been ordered to observe the clash between Colombia and Peru over transmiereal Braguay territory. He traveled to Pare by air Saturday and will proceed to the battle area by river steamer to report on hostilities.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Wiliam Savkrile
Wnited
Bne Con Let
Colombia
Peru
Braguay
Pare
Former Spanish premier dies after uremia attack
Obituary notes the death of Admiral Juan Bautista Aznar aged 63, the last premier under the monarchy. The cause is listed as uremia with subsequent complications. Classified ads reference pricing and land-related notices.
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Spain
Madrid
Juan Bautista Aznar
Tir
Ced
Hoplige
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