Home Loan Resume After Holiday Lifts Building Aid
The Building and Loan Association announces funds available for homeowner loans to repair modernize and remodel. It resumes operations following the federal home loan holiday ending March 6 and holds a general license from the department of banking. The officers say the program supports the building industry and mirrors pre holiday practice.
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Department of Airing
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Detroit Bank Plan Expands Government Role in Private Finance
In Washington March 28 government leaders unveil a bank plan favoring a partnership model with private capital. The government would hold about 50 percent and control board appointments to safeguard investments. Detroit and Washington figures back the measure, aiming to reopen banks nationwide under new bank law while shifting from asset security to equity funding. The plan contrasts Hoover era policy and seeks eventual government withdrawal as banks regain profitability.
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Weldeman
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Michigan
Treasury
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Hoover
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Iniye
Oiece
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Flooded streams halt fishing as midday crew departs
Two colleagues left early due to persistent floods making local streams unfishable this summer. The situation forced an abrupt end to planned fishing activities amid rising water levels and soggy conditions.
City Council Reviews City Insurance and Sign Ordinances
The city council Monday night discussed carrying on property insurance and asked for a detailed review of all claims. A special meeting was set for Wednesday to list insurance on city property including light and water plants. A petition to hang a Richardson store sign was blocked as two Main Street beer signs violated ordinances and police were told to remove them. An ordinance moved 10,000 from the plant fund to the general fund to cover transfers and bond payments was noted.
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Richardson
J. P. Adkins
Mainstrah Anned
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Death of J P Cavanaugh at Sons Home
J P Cavanaugh died at 4 30 PM at the home of sons in Washington, after a life spent in Sedalia Missouri and Washington. He founded a grocery business and later managed the Godwin Grocery Twenty years ago he opened a store at east Fifth and Hers Streets. He left eight children, four sons surviving George Cavanaugh a city councilman and Joseph Cavanaugh of Ireland among them. He served on the Sedalia city council from 1918 to 1922 and was a trusted adviser known for good humor and keen insight. Funeral at St Simon's Church Thursday at 9 AM with Holy Name Society services Wednesday evening at his son George's home 404 William Street. Burial in St John's Cemetery.
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Godwin Srocery
East Fifth
George
Vana
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Cavexsught
George Cavanaugh
William Street
Ghn Cavanaugh
East Pearl Treet
Joseph Cavanaugh
Ioreland, O
Charles Cavanaugh
Indianapolis
Cavanaugh
An Weil
St. Simon’s Church
Holy Name Society
St. Simon’s
St. John's Lotery
Ed Keller
APAN Pledges Protection of U S Citizens Amid Hostilities
Peiping March 28 Japanese diplomats pledged complete protection for Americans in the area of Japanese Chinese hostilities after a United States protest over an air bombing near Peiping. Nine Chinese killed. mission members escaped. Japanese authorities noted safety measures at Tientsin near the Great Wall. The Rev. Kautto F is affiliated with Brethren Mission. J W Kramer of Redlands is mentioned.
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United States
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Chaulip
Aaierteane
Aimpri Prieaie
Tientsin
North China
Nea
Great Wall
Man¢ Ra
Sony Missiona
Kautto
Brethren Mission
Redlands
Kwatch
China
Jas
Chumenkow
Ko Poe Rein
Dixmude Air disaster delivers five bodies after hour effort
March 28 report from elsiam details a Britet airways plane, City of Live bee owe 157, catching fire after an hour’s effort. Five bodies recovered. authorities assume the remaining 16 are dead.
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Dixmude
Elsiam
Britet Airways
City of Live Bee
America revival measures spark nationwide survey
United Press reports an economic pickup with millions of dollars in gains and thousands of new jobs. The survey notes saving thousands more and widespread interest in federal government revival programs echoed across many cities as Washington weighs the results.
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United Press
Washington
Government Employee Wage Cuts Planned For April First
The White House announces expected wage reductions for all government employees, effective April 1, tied to Roosevelt era economy measures. The plan targets substantial savings, with about 500 million dollars in current government assets slated for reductions under the administration's program.
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White House
Soee
Roosevelt
Township Dry Forces Organize and Elected Officials
Dry forces in Washington township organized with a meeting called by local attorney Bera Mattinkly. precincts elected officers including Chairman P.R. Wadeworth Vice Chairman Mrs Cha Moore Secretary treasurer B.2 Meade. Several precinct chairmen and secretaries named. meeting set for next Monday at 4 oclock.
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Arthouse
Bera Mattinkly
Atorney
Povict
Washington Township
P.R. Wadeworth
Cha Moore
Meade
Treasu
Arly Hamed
Bulge
Carl Ak
Special Legion Meeting Tonight at Court House
Burch-Wood Post of the American Legion schedules a special meeting in the G A R rooms at the courthouse at 8 o'clock. Invited guests include the American Legion Auxiliary and American War Mothers. Music by Fern Ross and her concert orchestra. Talks by the commander and Lt Col Franklin Snyder on Americanism. All veterans urged to attend with mothers sisters and daughters. Light refreshments will be served.
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Burch-Wood Post
American Legion
Court House
American Legion Auxiliary
Fern Ross
Gitmander
Lamerbas Legion
Franklin Snyder
Drivers Licenses On Sale Saturday Under New Law
New annual licenses for automobiles and taxis become effective April 1 under the recent legislature. The license fee is fifty cents with no extra charges. Applications and payments are accepted until Saturday. All vehicle operators on state roads must hold an operator or chauffeur license, with distribution in Daviess County handled by R. L. Melnie in Washington and Dilton Ross in Elnora.
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Daviess County
R. L. Melnie
Washington
Diltion Ross
Elnora
Taxpayers Must Pay the Fiddler Fiddling Debt Burden
Taxpayers face high levies as eight per cent of every hundred dollars goes to interest and abated principal on city, township, and county debt. Past spending, worsened by new deficits, will require about eight more years to reduce the total public indebtedness.
Brother of Local Woman Buried in Vincennes Funeral
Funeral services for John G. Dreiman 83 were held this afternoon at Vincennes. Dreiman, a retired farmer, lived between Vincennes and Monroe City and was a brother of Mrs. John [ellipsis] of this city.
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Vincennes
Drieman
Samar Hospital
Vices
Beteen
Monroe City
Johner
Fapsworry to Speak Le s ville
P R Wadsworth of this city has accepted an invitation to speak at Eaglesville Sunday night at 7 15 on the statement. Professors will and several solos during the event.
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P. R. Wadsworth
Eaglesville
Will
Roosevelt Accepts Labor Committee Revisions of Bill
Washington dispatch reports Democratic floor leader Byrn says President Roosevelt accepted revisions proposed by the labor committee to a pending bill. Details on the bill’s scope and implications were not disclosed.
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Roosevelt
Labor Committee
Elnora Woman Dies After Illness at Home
Mrs Lora Osmon Bales of Elnora dies this morning after a year of declining health. Born September 30 1860 in Daviess County to Charles and Margaret Seifert Osmon, she was 72 and a half. She lived in Daviess County then Elnora, married Jessie Wilson in 1883 (died 1887) producing two children, and married Frances Bales in 1890 (died 1929). Surviving are son Charles Osmon of Epsom and daughter Mrs Delphi Copeland of Elnora, with sixte en grandchildren. two children preceded her in death.
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Elnora
Bales
Sptember 30
Daviess County
Charles
Margaret Seifert Osmon
Jessie Wilson
Charles N
Epsom
Delphi Copeland
Frances Bales
Call Bo
Seth C. Bales
Gurviv
Margaret Angna
Har- 2
Reforestation Plan Approved Faces Legislative Hurdle
A fragmented notice notes approval of a statewide reforestation plan with references to Washington and funding questions. The document hints at legislative scrutiny and a schedule for a forthcoming debate while outlining the measure’s intended environmental goals.
Democrats Take Republican Jobs in Indiana State House
An Indiana state house session reveals Democratic appointments to multiple posts on the industrial board. Thomas R. Huston of Brasil becomes state factory inspector, with James E. Reagin of Terre Haute, Charles Wolford of Linton, and others named to positions. March 28.
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Indianapolis
Statehouse
Thomas R. Huston
Brasil
Industrial Board
James E. Reagin
Terre Haute
Charles Wolford
Linton
Om Nd Meek
Clever contest begins today in the Democrat
The first of four King of The Jungle contest pictures is published today with others to appear Wednesday Thursday and Friday. Entrants must name the title of the picture featuring the strange thrills. Each image is from a different film and is tied to a story about Alexander Selkirk and related adventures.
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Democrat
Pardon Board to Decide Ruth's Fate
The pardon board faces a decision on Ruth's fate amid confusions over board member attendance and Agnes Ang Ler's case details. Sources indicate uncertainty in governance and potential outcomes for Ruth.
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