President seeks 525 million drought relief to aid sufferers
Washington June 7 President Roosevelt asks Congress to appropriate 525 million for drought relief as federal relief machinery activates in the sun swept region from Rockies to Alleghanies. House considers measures to combat crop pests and tax relief for farmers, with emergency agricultural guidance issued amid shrinking yields and livestock hardships.
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Washington
Pres- Mt
Roosevelt
Relief Plan To Aid Drouth Areas In Midwest
Congress members from drought afflicted states leave the White House after a conference with President Roosevelt. They approve a 525 million dollar relief program to aid drouth regions, starting immediately and benefiting about 156000 farmers. Shown left to right are Senators Capper of Kansas Robinson of Arkansas Frazier of North Dakota Erickson of Montana and Representative Kathryn McCarthy of Kansas.
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Congress
Middle West
White House
Washington
Roosevelt
Arthur Capper
Kansas
Kathryn McCarthy
Joseph T. Robinson
Arkansas
L. J. Frazier
North Dakota
John E. Erickson
Montana
Burps remedies stomach distress from hyperacidity
The text explains that ulcers result from hyperacidity and that the BURPS remedy neutralizes stomach acidity without excessive gas, aids digestion, and provides quick relief for ulcer and indigestion symptoms. It promotes BURPS from BURPS, Inc., Cantos, Ohio, available at 35e or $1.00.
Agriculture Outlook Mentions Corn Sorghums and Livestock Impacts
The report notes planting of corn sorghums soybeans hay and forage could yield a fair corn crop and ease feed shortages. Pastures unlikely to fully recover this season and summer rains would aid western stockmen. National food supply will be materially reduced though some commodities like wheat fruit and potatoes are seen as plentiful. dairy and egg production may decline while meat supplies stay ample for six months before dropping.
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Department
World's Largest Balloon Nears Flight West to Stratosphere
In Akron a factory crafts a massive balloon bag of 3 million cubic feet of hydrogen for the National Geographic Society United States Army Corps stratosphere mission. Maj. William E. Kepner and Capt. Albert W. Stevens will ascend nearly 15 miles as work continues on seams, catenary bands, and the 8 by 15 foot appendix.
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Akron, CO
National Geographic Society
United States Army Corps
William E. Kepner
Albert W. Stevens
J. F. Cooper
Mobilgas Climatic Control promises better engine mix
Weather can alter fuel air balance, but Climatic Control by Socony Vacuum pre adjusts refinery fuel to mix well with air. Mobilgas stays strong under changing weather, delivering full power and quick response. See dealers displaying the Flying Red Horse.
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Mobilgas
Balloon safety valve concept described in appendix text
The appendix describes a safety valve function to prevent balloon bursting. It notes the bag alone weighs about 4,700 pounds and, with ropes and valves but without gondola and tethers, weighs just over 5,000 pounds.
Real Estate Transfers In Lorain and Elyria Listings
Edward C. Lampe and Rose Lampe transfer part of Lot No. 3 in Tract No. 1 Black River Township to Lorain Washed Land Company. Susan Chandler deceased transfers Elyria property to Joseph H. Chandler Mary C. Hancock and Eugene H. Chandler. Joseph H. Chandler deceased appears in the record.
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Edward C. Lampe
Rose Lampe
Lorain Washed Land Company
Black River Township
Susan Chandler
Joseph H. Chandler
Mary C. Hancock
Eugene H. Chandler
Elyria
Joseph H. Chander
Mary C. Hanecock
Eugene H. Chandier
Eugene H. Chander
Mary C. Tlancock
Wlyria
Mary C. Yancock
Salvatore Barvatayo
Maria Barvalano
Frank Mcijewski
Stella Macijewski
W. OS. Streator
Denzell D. Lawrence
Vermilion
Quintuplets Born in Kentucky Recalled in Ohio
Cincinnati dispatch reports a second set of Kentucky born quintuplets recalled here. The Mayfield, Kentucky births on April 25, 1895 produced five babies to Mr and Mrs Oscar Lyon, with Dr S J Matthews as physician. All survived briefly before dying within a week.
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Cincinnati
Mayfield
Kentucky
Oscar Lyon
S. J. Matthews
New Mortgage Plan Aims to Ease Home Building Loans
John H. Fahey, chairman of the U S Home Loan Board, predicts abandonment of short term mortgages and adoption of amortizing loans with periodic payments to ease home building finance and guard borrowers against foreclosure. The plan, used by the Home Owners Loan Corporation and Federal Savings and Loan Associations, marks a shift from one time payoff to extended terms. Louis XIV anecdote follows with unrelated old court life imagery and a food etiquette note.
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Columbus
John H. Fahey
U. S. Home Loan Board
Pahey
Home Owners ® Loan Corporation
Federal Savings and Loan Associations
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Rockies
Department of Agriculture
New York
Cotton Belt
Texas Panhandle
Ray
Corn
Drouth
Capper
McCarthy
Frazier
United States
Canada
Mexico
GEO. R. Allen & Son
IFP
U.S
Ead
Royal
You
U.S. Royals
U. S. Royal
Tiree Service
Pia Se Tal d Bros. Vic Resar
Cleveland Street
Grafton Oil Co
Humphrey & Pumphrey Bigbee Supply Co
Hola
Seimmer
tek fee _ Mobilgas
J. H. Brown Oil Company, Coleman & Burnett—Agents
J. H. Brown Company
Tom Welsh
West Ave
2Nd St
Fira Brucker & Terry
East Ave
Elsuia Pyre Bros
Chas. Drusendahe Oberlin Rd
John Haller
Fields Corners
J. Cole
Brighton
Ohio
Coates
Wellington
Barbier
Axon
ROY Marlow, Inc
West Erie Ave
Lorain, C
Coleman & Burnett Oil CO
West Erie Distributors
Lorain
Louis XIV
France
Louis
J. C. Welse
Elyria Dairies
Air Flavors Smetzers Grocery
East Broad
City Loan
Middle Avenue
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