Credit Hiring Back Lifts Business Outlook for America
Businessmen await a recovery in consumer credit as the public regains confidence and spending rises. Experts say most Americans maintain strong credit standing, while high down payment rules under Regulation Wow hinder purchases and extend payoff periods. Retail groups already plan higher charge and loan limits to support growth.
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Marc J
Parsons Nea Stud
America
Patson
Ncrease
Melit Limen
Credit buying climbs as postwar sales surge in 1910
The article notes a dramatic rise in total sales and a shift toward cash payments, with cash purchases dominating at 58.3 billion and installment and charge accounts showing gains. Merchants report improving credit ratings and a renewed appetite for installment financing, including plans to back private plane purchases.
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Alga
New Chemical Threat Described as War Weapon in Plants
A report cites experiments at Camp DieTrick revealing chemicals capable of destroying crops and delaying famines, with sprays affecting cabbages soybeans and potatoes. It notes compounds that kill or stunt plants and others that boost yields and alter fruiting, highlighting potential agricultural sabotage and weed control uses.
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Woashington
Camp Detrick
Tra Cape
Uris
Army
Agriculure Department
A. J. Norman
Town State College
Botanical Gazette
Nebraska May Outlaw Closed Shop Proposal Stirs Nebraska Debate
Lincoln reports a proposed amendment to outlaw union security agreements faces November votes. supporters say it protects employees from firing for joining or refusing union membership, while opponents claim it could curb union rights. The measure is tied to the right to work debate led by the Nebraska Small Businessmen Association and opposed by labor groups. court action in Lancaster County seeks to block the amendment’s placement on the ballot.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Anmarloun Bod
Labov
Friends of Tha
Nebraska Small Bunnnes
Jagor
AFI
Bernard 8
Gradwold
N.S.B.M
Lancaster County District Court
Gradwohl
Fragmented political notice on misrepresentation in Nebraska labor issue
Fragmented OCR reads of a political notice claim misrepresentation by association members. The text mentions an armored vehicle, a petition with 86 84 signers, and references to Nebraska labor matters and a secretary on a date near July 3. The overall meaning is obscured.
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Mate Tuwt
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Hicks
Une
Nebraska
Letters Granted in Ralph Curtis Estate
Letters of administration on the estate of Ralph Curtis who died suddenly at Tahorton on Sept 2 were granted Wednesday in Surrogate's Court to his widow Evelyn M Curtis of The Lane Agente. The estate includes more than $5 000 real and more than $5 000 personal and goes to the widow and to son Ralph T Curtis Jr and daughter Mary T Curtis. Attorneys Murphy Aldrich Guy Broderick & Simon.
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Ralph ©. Curtis
Tahorton
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