Plan for nationwide home mortgage financing announced
Oklahoma City feature reports James A. Moffett, chief of the Federal Housing Administration, unveiling a sweeping plan to create a nationwide home mortgage financing system. He promises government insured mortgages with premiums protecting bankers from losses, aiming to revive the sagging building industry and sustain growth for years.
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Oklahoma
Jamey A. Moffert
Feieral Housing Administration
Chamber of
Moffett
Senate munitions inquiry postponed after senator injured
Washington March 1 The senate munitions inquiry was postponed due to injuries sustained by Senator Glatk democrat Aincond who fell on the steps of his home this morning He is expected to return to the capital tomorrow and hearings are planned to resume Wednesday The probe concerns naval operations and Geneva disarmament conference advocates in As27
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Washington, D. C
Senate
Glatk
Clark
Navy
Geneva
Shouse Defends Liberty League in Hurley Attack
Washington March 1 Jouett Shouse president of the American Liberty League defends the group against criticism by War Secretary Patrick Hurley. He says the league seeks constructive aid amid a grave national situation and is not partisan or aimed at injuring the Democratic administration. Hurley called the league a rich man's club and said it has no lawful purpose.
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Shouse
Liberty League
Hurley
Washington, D. C
American Liberty League
Patrick v. Hurley
Jouett Shouse
Demincratin Party
Pat
Detroit
League
Weather snapshot shows scattered readings across major cities
The excerpt lists high and low temperatures for numerous locations including Abilene Texas Albuquerque New Mexico Atlanta Georgia Reston Virginia Brownsville Texas Buffalo New York Chicago Illinois Corpus Christi Texas Denver Colorado Houston Texas Los Angeles California Louisville Kentucky Miami Florida Portland Texas San Antonio Texas Seattle Washington Winnipeg Manitoba and others. It reads like a regional weather table or forecast page with city lines and time stamps, reflecting routine daily climate data.
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Jaye
Tex
Albuquerque
Amarlio
Atlanta
Reston
Brownsvile
Buffalo
Herlesson
Cheyenne
Wyo
Corpustle
Floren
Jacksonville
Kansas City
Little Rock
Los Angeles
Calif
Clonay
Louisville
Bemphie
Feym Miami
Pitleooren
Port Arthur
Cinaty Ra
Clonay Salteke Cis
Kcuey St .Louie
San Francisco
Cal
Seattle
Ward
Teeda Ghic Theron
Arka
Washingtee
Wiensham
Williston
Winnipeg
Creda
Vote on Strike in Gar Industry Calls for Action
Detrowp March 1 By Francis J. Dillon AFL organizer says strike vote called among Risinhers of é-locals in motor car industry. Vote tests procedures of the mutual automobile labor board, which has held elections in plants. Dillon cites low AFL affiliation and growing labor tension. William Green notes federation has about 3,000 paid members with arrears. Action declared as the time nears to decide on a union walkout amid failed plant negotiations.
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Detrowp
Francis J. Dillon
American Federation of Labor
Automobile Tasbor Board
Dillon
Wulowobile Labor Board
William Green
Inday
Debs Turn From Careers to Babies
New York reports a fashion trend among debutantes as Elizabeth Atwood, principal of Seaville academy, notes a shift away from public careers toward motherhood and domestic life. The piece cites aging sophisticates once known for independence now embracing traditional roles.
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New York
Arm artillery unit likely moved to Fort Crockett Galveston
The Sixty ninth Artillery of the Army near Pol McClellan Ala is to be moved to Fort Crockett Galveston March 11 as a permanent change of station. The unit comprises 20 officers and 328 men. In Texas, Governor Allred granted 41 clemencies on March 4, the largest single-day clemency action since taking office.
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Atlanta
Pourth Corps Arma
Gogst Artillery
St Pol McClellan
Ademister
Ala
Fort Crockett
Galveston
Abou
Maron
Texas
James V. Allred
Board of Pardons and Paroles
Alfred
President Roosevelt buys six baby bonds at White House
In a national sale led by Postmaster General Farley and Secretary Morgen, President Roosevelt purchases six baby bonds for his grandchildren and himself. About 14,000 bonds were offered nationwide as the government opened a new federal security program.
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Washington, D.C
Murely
Roossysi
Gener! Farley
Morgenthan
Roosevelt
Ding
General Bolles Named Leader Aftercoma In Command
Maj. Gen. Frank C. Bolles assumes command of the Second Division at Fort Sam Houston succeeding Brig. Gen. Charles R. Howland. He earned the Distinguished Service Cross and the Distinguished Service Medal for bravery and skill in World War I and actions in the Philippines and France. He is nearly 63, was wounded in action but continued to rally his men, and guided reorganization of troops under heavy fire. Bolles and Howland were West Point classmates.
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Frank C. Bolles
Fort’ Sam Houston
Charles R. Howland
Talles
Philippine Islands
Jaro
Panay
Bayt
Septsorecs
France
Tereille
Colonet Bolles
Inc
Thirty-ninth Infantry
Bolles
Howland
Woman Ex-Warden Seeks Senate Seat in Oklahoma
Mrs. George A. Waters, former warden of Granité informatory in Southwestern Oklahoma, announces plans to run for the United States Senate. She says her first goal is to write a book to help her “boys,” the several hundred inmates she once oversaw, as a quiet reply to capture attention and support.
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Oklahoma
Gupy
Lan
America
George A. Waters
Senate
Hays
Granité Informatory
Postal receipts in L A show gain for ninth straight month
Postmaster Dan Quill announced that postal receipts rose for the ninth consecutive month over the same period last year. February 1935 totals reached about 7,064.49 dollars, showing a substantial year over year increase.
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L. A
Dan Quill
Abou
Suspect Freed in Voight Stabbing Case
A 2 year old man was charged with the February 19 stabbing of Voight. He was released on a $1000 bond by Judge W W McGrory of QuienMal District court. Voight is recovering from injuries at Santa Rosa hospital.
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Voight
James BP
Butles
Ant Mildred Street
A.D. ('Dack) Voight
City
Hadeen
W. W. McGrory
QuienMal District Court
Texas Forest Land Purchased by U S
Washington March 3 An official notice announces the purchase of Texas forest land to be added to the national forests at a cost of 1,245,045 dollars. The tracts include Suny Jacinte 29 80 acres for 214,200 dollars and Tavle Crockett idl acres for 1052 dollars.
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Texas
U. S. Washington, D. C
Wn Putehisse
Malioral
Carusaton
Suny Jacinte
Tavle Crockett
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Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Int'l. News Phonic
Creomulston
Syse
Piedras Negras Sun
San Antonio
Southern Pacific
Sakae Ottire
SN. 8
Mares
HHH
GAR
Debs
Crockett
Alabama
Horace Carlson
Berkeley
Tooog No. 1
California School
Washington West
Datey- Ralianal Nesphota
Ella
Nin
Frank Bros
San Antonio, Texas
C.O.D
Frank Broz
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