Half Million Seek U S Mortgage Aid
Washington officials outlined operation status of the Home Owners Loan Corporation and the Farm Credit Administration. Up to Nov 3 the HOLOC received 576 416 mortgage applications totaling 1 707 925 652 dollars with 11 331 reduced approvals and 95 081 tentative approvals for 263 301 436 dollars. Foreclosures averted totaled 28 407 loans worth 86 320 994 dollars. Federal Land Bank loans totaled 1 037 155 947 with 28 856 applications approved and 87 155 947 forwarded to farmers. 14 711 applications valued at 950 000 000 were in process.
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Century of Progress to reopen in 1934 Chicago
The 1933 Century of Progress World’s Fair closed with promises of a bigger encore next June. Attendance surpassed 22 million as visitors spent about 1.15 dollars per person, with estimated external spending of 400 million. Debts stood at 10 million with hopes the fair will be paid off after next year’s reopen.
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Heredity and Cancer Question Reexamined by Insurance Expert
Dr. Arthur Hunter of New York Life argues against a hereditary cancer link. An American Journal of Cancer article cites data showing cancer tendency is not inherited, with death rates in relatives of cancer decedents comparable to normal groups.
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Child mishears tale of cellar murder confession
A small child hears a muffled remark in a cellar and asks his mother if his father would murder anyone. The mother reassures him, and the exchange hints at a darker rumor without detailing any crime.
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Paul in Athens Sermon and Response in Areopagus
In Acts 17 16 34 Paul visits Athens the city famed for philosophy and idols and preaches to Epicureans and Stoics. He begins by praising their religiosity defines the unknown God calls for repentance and notes few believed. No church formed in Athens. Paul moves on to Corinth for a warmer reception.
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Farewell note from church leader in the community
A minister thanks the Church of Christ members for four years of fellowship and support and urges continued faithfulness. He reflects on the mild depression of the time, praises the congregation, and exhorts believers to uphold fundamental truths, Christ, and prayer as they face uncertain days.
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Behold He cometh Address for Blevins Man
Brief note from C. C. Merritt stating departure from Blevins Arkansas on the 28th, weather permitting, with a religious benediction and sign off.
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Love Detector Hailed by Scientist in London
Dr Alexander Cannon unveils the psychostethokytography manometer touted as a love detector. He says it records unmistakable reactions when two people are in love and can reveal lies from the moment of suggestion even without speech. The device supposedly reacts to names mentioned to trigger the graph.
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Eng
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Typewriter Supplies for Sale at Sun Office
Sun office advertises typewriter carbon paper and typewriter ribbons for sale. Includes multiple stock items and pricing details.
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