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B C Forbes argues Americans tread a fine line between greater economic independence and debt. He cites savings, life insurance, securities, home ownership, and mobility boosts as signs of progress, yet warns installment buying leaves millions closely tied to creditors and fears loss of mobility via debt. He questions whether credit fuels freedom or enslaves two generations.
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B. C. Forbes
América
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Cohnner
Mrs Agnes ONeill Divorce Granted to Playwright Wife
Reno July court records show Agnes ONeill wife of noted playwright Eugene ONeill granted a divorce on grounds of desertion. A property settlement was confirmed. custody of two children Shane and Gono was divided.
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Reno
Axner Jioulton O'Neill
Eugene O'Neill
Thomas F. Maran
Hemal Pasha Viewed as World’s Biggest Man in Turley
Beverly Hills readers see Hemal Pasha described as extraordinary, likened to Mussolini, Borah, Aimee McPherson and Dawes combined. The note claims he has reshaped local life by enforcing reading and writing, altering dress, closing wells for women, discharging workers, and aligning with drastic reforms. The piece is a satirical glimpse via Will Rogers voice, reflecting sensationalized celebrity rhetoric.
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Beverly! Hills
Suly
Hemal Pasha
Turley
Mussolini
Borah
Aimee McPherson
Charley Dawes
Met
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Nour
Will Rogers
Church Outing at Kerrville
The Travis Park church at the Kerrville Methodist church held its third outing, with about 250 attendees. The program featured stunt night, a noon barbecue, address by Charles Dickson, readings by Leila Tyron, an Independence Day exercise at 1:30 p.m., and swimming at 2:40 p.m. under B A Zirkel. Dr J W Mills, Dr H D Gray, Dr R W Goodles, and H B King were principal speakers.
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Kerrville
B.A. Zirkel
Cecil Mus
J. Cy Rice
Charles Dickson
Leila Tyron
Mount Wesley
Barber
J. W. Mills
Teaumount
HD. Gray
Georgetown
R. W. Goodles
Nallas
H. B. King
Publicity Boosts Citrus Industry in Texas Feature
National publicity for Texas citrus, especially the grapefruit sector, is highlighted in Manufacturer's Record. J O Lael notes the article by Geoffrey E Govier, with photos of a Rio Grande valley grove and packing plant, emphasizes Texas fruit quality and the industry’s growth.
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J. O. Lael
Industrial Department
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Manufacturers’ Association
Texas
Geoffrey TE. Govier
Industrial Department of the Chamber
Rio Grande Valley
Cnsure
Ita
Engineers of Six Roads to Consider Strike
CHICAGO July 23 UFI Locomo tive engineers of six western rail roads are considering a strike to compel carriers to recognize an individual grievance agreement with their international brotherhood, Tr. EB. Edrington said last night. Engineers of the Miscuri Pacific, the Serminal Taileeac Association of St. Davis, and the Chicago Milwaukee Paul & Pacific have already voted, and the vote now is being tabulated.
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Chicago
UFI
Western Railroads
International Brotherhood
Edrington
Brotherhood
Three Vacancies on U S Farm Board
Washington July 2 President Hoover announced three vacancies on the federal farm relief program board. W S Moserip of Minnesota was offered a seat but declined due to prior duties with the Twin Cities Milk Producers association in St Paul.
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W. S. Moserip
Minnesota
Maxerip
Twin Cities
St Paul
Doctors Take Post Course Training At Fort Sam Houston
Leading physicians and surgeons from several states will gather at Fort Sam Houston on July 7 for 14 days of active training as part of Medical Corps Reserve duties. Col. H. M. Thatherford announced that the officers, many with World War I service, will join the Second Medical Regiment and then report for one year of internes duty at the Fort Sam Houston station hospital.
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Fort Sam Houston
Medical Corps
Col
Hi. Et
Jane
Rutherford
Donkey Day At Concepcion Park Planned For July
Fifty local youths expected to compete in Donkey Day at Concepcion Park Sunday July 14 under the city recreational department with Vic Schultz directing. About 150 entrants anticipated. prizes include best jockey and gear for those without horses or donkeys. Bearkenridge Park donates animals. International and Paramount will film the event.
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Ood
Jieize Siven
Gnlfarm
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Nowa
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