Louisville Federal Land Bank loans rate changes explained
In Louisville on May 22 officials outlined new loan terms under a federal farm loan program. Bonds bearing 4 percent will finance loans at not more than 4 1/2 percent annually, while direct bank loans cap at 1 1/2 percent. Ernest Nice, bank president, described the reduced 1/2 percent spread and the $15,000,000 annual congressional appropriation to offset bank losses over the next five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juisville
Federal Bank of Louisville
Goal Farm Loan Associations
Ernest Nice
Mr. Rice
Congress
Japs Close In On Peiping As Invasion Presses On
Japanese forces push toward Peiping within ten miles on the east and twenty miles north, as truce talks fail. Tokyo warns of inevitable evacuation of Japanese nationals from North China. explosions at Tientsin heighten tensions and fuel aims to regain Peiping and Tientsin.
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Peiping
Ping
Tungchow
Norb
China
Manjukuo
Miyun-Shien
Japan
Shoichi Nakayama
Legation
Tientsinese
Tient
Radio Listings For WTAM WGAR WHR WADC WLW And WLW
Radio program schedule excerpts show segments across stations WTAM WGAR WHR WADC and WLW with times ranging from early evening to midnight. Programs include talk and music like Amos n Andy, Uncle Clyde, Hollywood, bands, and orchestras, plus baseball resume and various variety acts.
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WTAM
Arnold
Amber
Waldorf Astoria
Countess Alban
Pieasant Pete
Gene and
Glenn
the Goldbergs
Aviation
Star Gazeta
Jacobs
Grose
Horlick
Earl and
Ernie
Lowell Thomas
Amos 'N
Andy
Evenin
Judge
Aunt Judy
Eskimos
the Mawiclans
Melodies
Harris
Landy Fingere
Marathon Dan
Withiams
Bari
Lown
Lore
Morning Radio Schedule and Featured Performances
A dense listing of radio programs and performances across the day. It includes numerous orchestras, singers, and bands such as Gus Orch, George Hartrick, The Goldbergs, Ed Wynn, Benny Bernstein, and Julia Sanderson. Also listed are various times, station identifiers, and program titles reflecting a 1940s- era broadcast lineup.
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Essex Enible
Gus Orch
Brd
Educa
George Hartrick
Arnold
Amber
Mme Aida
Baseball Resu
James Melton
Pie Plant Pete
Gene and
Glenn
The
Goldbergs
Julia Sanderson
Bernie’s Orch
Ed Wynn
Barano
W. Damrogh
Lum
Abn
World News
Oahu
Sells greenhouse Wellington estate sale results
May 22 q amid estate sale of Fred Sutliffs Sons greenhouse and home in Wellington. Highest bidder Dunford of Columbia Station to take possession June 1. Walter Sutliff bought the home across the street. Clayton Rolce was the auctioneer. Sale settled the late Fred Sutliff estate. property details reflect local transactions.
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Sells Greenhouse
Wellington
Dunford
Columbia Station
Fred Sutliffs Sons
Fred Sutliff
Clayton Rolce
Walter Sutliff
Rural Life Sunday Observed by Well ington Grange
Eighty members of the Well ington Grange attended a Methodist church service in a body and shared dinner in the Grange hall. The observance marked Rural Life Sunday, Ohio grangers’ state enterprise. A short program followed with hymns, readings, piano and vocal solos, and poems.
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Wellington Grange
Grange Hall
Rural Life
Ohio Grangers
Lucille Burge
Gladys Burge
Clarence Barber
Edna Peck
Penfield Seniors Feted In Japanese Garden Theme
Penfield high school seniors were honored by juniors in an evening transformed into a Japanese garden. The banquet featured a Japanese menu and program, with toasts by Kessler and responses by Ellen Gustafson and Winifred Klinehan, plus performances by Donald and Douglas Biggs. Ruth Newcomb and Leo Hopkins read the senior will and class prophecy.
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Penfield
Penfield School
Kessler
Ellen Gustafson
Winifred Klinehan
Donald and
Douglas Biggs
Ruth Newcomb
Leo Hopkins
Violin Solo and Class History Mark Dance Event
George Bowman performed a violin solo while Catherine Schultz presented a class history. Henry Marsh led an eight piece band for the dancing and Miss Mabel Clark organized key support. Mrs Anna Betz 77 of Spencer died May 20 after a short illness, survived by her son, an adopted daughter, and a sister. services held at Spencer Methodist Church with burial in Spencer cemetery.
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George Bowman
Catherine Schultz
Henry Marsh
Anna Betz
Spencer
C. W. Thoernton
Rogation and Feast observances at local Catholic church
Rogation Days will be observed with Masa at 7 a m Tuesday and Thursday mornings. On Thursday the Feast of the Ascension will be observed with Massa at 6 and 7 a m. May Devotions are set for Wednesday evening. Born to Mr and Mrs Arnold Kipplinger a 4 daughter at Falls Clinic hospital Saturday. Carol Jean named for the newborn weighing about 1 2 pounds. Entre Nous club met with Mrs R W Faus Friday evening for three tables of bridge. high score went to Mrs Webber BeVier. Members meet with Mrs David Arnold Friday evening for year aggregate scores.
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Arnold Kipplinger
Falls Clinic
Carol Jean
R. W. Faus
Webber BeVier
David Arnold
Banquet Honors Farm Woman’s Club Members
Members of the Farm Woman's club held their annual banquet for their husbands in the Grange hall on Friday evening. Over 70 attended the dinner and entertainment planned by Mrs. Walter Peck. Miss Caroline Miller performed tap dancing and cards followed.
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Farm Woman's Club
Grange Hall
Walter Peck
Caroline Miller
Camden seniors hear Dr C W Record baccalaureate address
Dr C W Record of this place delivered the baccalaureate address to the Camden high school seniors in a formal ceremony.
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C. W Record
Camden
Memorial Sunday Services At Congregational Church
The Memorial Sunday service will be held at the Congregational church with Rev Lot Christ delivering the address. Burt Curtice secured the contract to sell the Official Program at the National Air Races in Los Angeles on July 15 and will also handle programs at the International Air Races and Gordon Bennett Balloon Races in Chicago in September. Mr and Mrs Curtice plan to motor to the coast around June 10.
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Congregational Church
Lot Christ
Church of
California
Burt Curtice
Los Angeles
Curtice
Chicago
Mrs. Curtice
Coast
Wellington Orange to Confer Third and Fourth Degrees
Mrs Clarence Chambers of Taylor Street was summoned to Lorain by her mother's sudden death yesterday. The Wellington Orange meeting Wednesday evening will confer third and fourth degrees. Lunch will be served. Miss Marthe Rutledge and Miss Marian Sponseller were Sunday dinner guests of Dr and Mrs Do W Record. The Widening Circle Sunday school class plans a birthday party Tuesday in the church parlors. Miss Laura Tissot 18 reported on the sick list. Special music at the Congregational church program noted.
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Clarence Chambers
Taylor Street
Lorain
Wellington
Marthe Rutledge
Marian Sponseller
Do. W. Record
Widening Circle
Congregational Church
Laura Tissot
Harriman Trial Delayed One Week
Joseph W. Harriman former bank president received a one week postponement of his trial on charges of falsifying the bank's books to cover stock deals. He was hospitalized at Nassau hospital Mineola after a suicide attempt and disappearance from a New York nursing home.
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New York
Joseph W. Harriman
Harriman National Bank
Harriman
Nassau Hospital
Mineola
United States
George Z. Medalie
Charles E. Mitchel
Concord Surety and Casualty Company
George 8. Fallyre
Old Orchard Inn
Roslyn
Long Island
Anthem and solo mark church service and Legion meeting
The service featured Send Out Thy Light by Gounard and Verdure Clad by Hayden sung by Miss Marthe Rutlidge. An important American Legion meeting is scheduled for Tuesday evening.
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Gounard
Verdure
Hayden
Marthe Rutlidge
American Legion
Litchfield Briefs Report May News and Events
Litchfield notes show Mrs. Ella Turner recovering from pleurisy after illness. George Round attends funeral of his Canadian uncle. Congregational church to hold commencement June 2. Peter Himmelspaugh has house and barn painted. Mrs. Ben Hill and Mr and Mrs George Bryden of Kipton visited the Romp home. Miss Edna King aided Mrs Har.
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Litchfield
Ella Turner
George Round
Canada
Congregational Church
Peter Himmelspaugh
Ben Hill
George Bryden
Kipton
C. A
Cavalcade at Capitol Theater With Noel Coward Romance
Noel Coward's Cavalcade shown at the Capitol Theatre features a husband and wife story spanning over 30 years. The film also follows the sons of the couple in later parts, as weekend guests travel from Bridge Street to Burgettstown to visit Rev. and Mrs. C. D. Castle. Memorial and Decoration Day plans are set for June 4 at the Congregational church with committees named for decor, flags, draping, program, and flowers under Dr. Harry Streett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noel Coward
Capitol Theatre
W. W. Starrett
C. R. Canfield
A. O. Frombaughys
Helen Smith
C. C. Raser
Ben Holmes
H. L. Pfeiffer
F. E. Watkins
M. J. Starr
Ed Miller
Harry Streett
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Wynward
Clive Brook
Yand
Skippy
Just Plain Bill
Buck Rogers
Xylophone
Sam
Nino Martini
State Chorus
Edwin C. Hil
CBS Symph
Glee Club
Belasco’s
Sleznick's Gang
WJAY
Gellmans Orch
Musical Doctors
Rudilo Tony
Fulton Band
Patty Labato
Maddox’s Bar
WEAF
Slow River
World Fair
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Country Club
Wm. O'Neal
Lewis
Nelson
Barnett
Leroy
WADC
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Dunn
News
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Yeager
Thompason
Singin
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Fray
Braggiotti
Rhapsody
Hake
Barn Dance
Edwin C. Hull
CBS Sympnh
Lyman
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Gene
Bob Newhall
Salon Orchestra
Puddie Family
Moon River
Hamp
Cleveland
Cheério
Landt
White
Livestocka
Vaughn King
Leerer
Ben Greenblatt
Ethel and
Harry
Marie
Dancing Echoes
Harold Simpson
Hall
Piano Quartet
Edwin C. Wl
Perkins Fellers
Ann Heath
Lymran’s
Orch
Gray’s Orch
WIAY
Elaine and
Sis
Alamo Memories
Gilman Young
Breakfast Club
Mountain Boy
City Mission
Cactus Jim
Charles Reed
Clara G Linder
Dizzy Fingers
Melody Parade
Brent Sisters
Edith Southard
Islanders Lil
Mary Bradford
Dick Finnegan
Hacketts Oren
Womers Club
Melodians
Frenchy
Tust
Cilara G. Linder
Bottsville Bugle
Nancy Jenkins
Crazy Crystals
Ray Henderson
Gellman’s Orch
Billy Banks
Mike
Murray
WGAR
Joe Bald
Clara
Jack Turner
Genie Paarlova
Ruth Malls
Betty
Bob
Betw
Wilson
Wilkins
Bruce Clark
Dick Daring
Singing Lady
Orphan Annie
Arelea Clyde
Donald Nevis
Mitzi Green
Lvenin
the Magician
Phil Harris
Pickens Sisters
Miss Lilla
Oliver Smith
Williams
Ellineton
Pedro
Tommy Flynn
Violet Curtice
Herrick Ave
Junior Grissinger
Courtland
Mary Jane Wise
Ed Wise
West Main Street
Mary Jane
Lacey Ambrosé
H. H Reep
Falls Clinic Hospital
Angelo Dublo
Oberlin College
Oberlin
Franklin Tones
Rivoli
Dreamland
Douglas Fairbanks, JR
Joel McCrea
Marian Marstr Roccoe
Fatty
Arhackle
Bazley
Junedale
Bazley’s
Mabel Clark
Elyria
U-G-H-E Provision Company
Capitol
Fred
Mabel