Reconstruction Finance Corp loans aid railroads and farmers
Washington June 6 The Reconstruction Finance Corporation reports modest activity since February. Directors told President Hoover that 67 billion in loans have been made, including 170 million to railroads and 75 million to 450 thousand farmers. Most funds went to banks, with 70 percent to small towns, and about 10 million depositors are aided in safety of funds. Bank failures declined to normal figures from 1930s levels.
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Washington
Rdt
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Wee
Hoover
Department of Agriculture
Tate
Lietaniehe Corporation
Mattern and Griffin Plan Globe Girdle Hop Flight
New York June 6 an arcage world flight for six days in a fragile airship. Bennett Griffin of Oklahoma City and James Mattern of Port Worth aim to beat the Wiley Post and Harald Gatty record in a red white and blue plane. They will use the same zagoline inks as the Winnie Mae and announce their itinerary in a few days.
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New Yori
Arcabe World
Bennett Griffin
Oklahoma City
James Mattern
Port Worth
Texas
Wiley Post
Harald Gatty
Port-Gatty
Winnie Mae
Griffin
Mattern
Cooking School Demonstrations At Sears This Week
A new cooking school at Sears Roebuck will explain and demonstrate pressure cooker techniques daily this week. Sessions begin at 10 am, 2 pm, and 4 pm with demonstrations by a noted dietitian and home economics expert.
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Sears, Roebuck and Company
Beth
Seabury puts Roosevelt in bad spot
Roosevelt faces pressure over Tam many problem as Seabury inquiry keeps pace. Roosevelt supporters say he can gain ground if he confronts Tammany, while opponents hedge bets on Walker’s removal impacting New York electoral votes. Democratic leaders remain split, with Roosevelt’s fate tied to the case and party power dynamics.
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Louis Semrott
New York
Roosevelt
Walker
Benbury
Smith
Roose
Tammeoy
Tammany
Seabury
Mik Thal
Wilk Tammany
Roosevelt Moves to Put Jobless On Deserted Farms
Albany June 8 Governor Roosevelt announced a plan to move unemployed from cities to farms as a temporary relief measure. He urged the public to consider farm work and use of state emergency relief to support those seeking this option.
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Roosevelt
Albany
N.Y
State
New York
Georgia
Mit
Economy Parley Delays Debt Conference Plans
TONDOE reports plans for a two nation finance talks are unlikely to proceed this month due to unclear debt terms. The Leusenns pond authority has yet to receive concrete proposals, while France Germany Belgium and Italy weigh committing post Ponte meeting.
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Leusenns
Fuggettins
France
Germany
Belgium
Italy
U S deficit total reported for 1932 fiscal year
Washington report shows deficit at 2 707 792 673 with 27 days left in the 1932 fiscal year. Treasury receipts from all sources totaled about 1 780 670 890 while expenditures reached 4 898 842 56. The article notes large deviations from the prior year and partial figures for the same period.
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Washington
D. C
Treasury
Veterans Relief and Bonus Demands Spark Public Outcry
A signed readers letter denounces government veterans relief spending, cites 1945 bonus demands totaling 2.39 billion, and argues for immediate full payment and reform of compensation flaws affecting disabled veterans and dependents of the fallen. The writer labels recipients as leeches and urges voters to wake up to the issue.
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Kay
Congress
France
Defense Is Urged by Editor The Tent
A letter from E. J. Hieder urges defense of the country and warns against reliance on the League of Nations. He praises Patman as a friend of veterans and the poor, asserts future leadership for Fatman, and cites "Just a Citizen" marching off to war as a lesson.
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Tam Nat
League of Nations
Patman
Fatman
Hieder
Dumping Garbage Near Mission Hill
Fragmented OCR text describes garbage dumping near Mission Hill and nearby issues. Mentions county health official, park plans, vegetable vendors, and concerns about waste in the area. The garbled notes reference a pit, vehicles, and possible local reactions. No clear dates or specifics are recoverable.
San Antonio mayor blocks telephone protest fund drive
A committee seeking to raise funds from San Antonio housewives to remove telephones in protest of high rates was refused by Mayor Chambers. He called the plan a boycott and noted the rate case is before the courts. The letter to the mayor outlined a 25 cent contribution with 10 cents to the solicitor, 15 to Kennedy.
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San Antone Rig- Heres
G. D. Kennedy
East Gurney Street
San Antonio
Chambers
Kennedy
Big Navice Committee
Exclusion Bill to Be Voted Upon in Washington
Speaker Garner told reporters the bill would, if enacted, deport aliens labeled as Communists. The measure defines Communist to include all who advocate overthrow of the government by force, placing them in the same category as March axists under existing deportation statutes.
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Washington
Garner
Perpill House
Texas U Graduates Hear Ohio Minister Sermon
Dr. Miles H. Kumbine of Plymouth Congregational Church Cleveland delivered the baccalaureate sermon to more than 600 University of Texas graduates in Austin. He warned that the brief prosperity era ending in 1925 was “Just enough to make me foolish.”
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Texas U
Ohio
Austin
Miles H. Kumbine
Plymouth Congregational Church
Cleveland
Beccalaureale
University of Texas
Beer Tax Proposal Aims at Soldier Bonus Revenue
Congressman Richard M. Kleberg of Corpus Christi plans a bill to tax beer to fund the soldiers bonus. The measure would impose a three cent per pint tax on beer at 2.75 percent price, estimated to raise about $400 million annually.
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Washington, D. C
Richard M. Kleberg
Corpus Christ
House
Kleberg
Hoover Returns to White House After Rapidan Camp Visit
President Hoover returned to the White House after a busy weekend at his Rapidan camp where he worked on a scale point program for nation wide economic rehabilitation.
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Hoover
Washington, D. C
Rapidan Camp
Anil Suit Set For June 1 In Orange County Case
An injunction suit filed by Texas and New Orleans Railway Company seeks to restrain the Texas railroad commission from interfering with its plan to discontinue a passenger train schedule between Orange and Pas. The case is set for June 18 in Travis County district court.
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Aubtin
June
Texas and New Orleans Railway Company
Texas Railroad Commission
Orange
Travis County
Cours
Remedy Ad for Ringworm Treatment Dispensary
An advertisement promotes Black and White Quotinent and Skin Soap to treat ringworm and athlete's foot. The claim states the treatment penetrates beneath the skin to kill parasites. The products are offered at 25 cents each and sold with a money back guarantee.
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Kells
Fly-Tox Insect Killer Promised To Purge Rooms
An ad claims Fly-Tox, developed at Helion Institute of Bel Wearch by Nex Research, has taken a decade and over $100,000 to perfect. The product sprays a perfumed mist that blinds and stuns mosquitoes and flies, killing on contact, with claimed room-wide reach and health benefits for households.
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Hielion
Nex Research
Ply-Tox Sprayer Promises Vast Particle Release
The copy touts a new Ply-Tox sprayer that releases 150,000 particles per spray into the air, claiming Fly-Tox as efficient beyond all comparison. The fragment notes testing on Jotta but breaks off.
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Ateeyn
Jotta
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