Home Loans Proving Value Says Marlowe District Praises
H H Marlowe district appraiser reports about 1 400 Home Owners Loan Corp applications in the district with 409 closed and estimates potential loans exceed a million dollars Albemarle leads in applications while overall conditions improve foreclosures drop from 80 85 percent Banks are in better shape too Eligible borrowers must be in default on other loans first mortgage up to 14 000 available average loan under 5 000 minimum fee 45 includes title insurance survey and recording deed of trust 15 year repayment with monthly principal of 7 91 per 1 000 5 percent interest Counties listed include Clarke Albemarle Frederick Warren Shenandoah Page Rockingham Rockbridge Greene Highland Bath Augusta plus Winchester Harrisonburg Staunton Charlottesville.
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Home Owners Loan Corporation
H. H. Marlowe
Front Royal
Marlowe
Albemarle County
Marline
Winchester
Mr. Marlowe
Clarke, Albemarle
Frederick, Warren
Shenandoah Page
Rockingham, Rockbridge, Greene, Highland
Bath
Augusta
Harrisonburg
Staunton
Charlottesville
Birthplace of the Kentucky rifle in Lancaster region
Lancaster Pennsylvania and nearby areas are noted as early centers for rifle making. Martin Meyland reportedly built a mill in 1719 to bore gun barrels and Philip Le Fevre near Big Spring Beaver Valley produced rifles from 1721 to 1736 near Lancaster.
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Lancaster
Martin Meyland
Philip le Fevre
Big Spring
Beaver Valley
Aged couple slain at Apache community farm home
William F. Evans aged 71 and Flora Evans aged 65 were found slain at their farm near the Apache community twelve miles north of Ww.ENBURG Colorado. Both heads were hacked with a heavy weapon leaving Mrs Evans outside in a nightdress with a blood trail into the house. sheriff suspects a stranger who had sheltered there.
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Associated Press
Enburg
Colo
William F. Evans
Flora
Here
Ollie Scott
D. Brinker
Reporter on Trial Refusing to Reveal Source in Illinois Relief Fraud
A. L. Sloan, veteran Chicago newspaper reporter, faces contempt charges for not disclosing informants as he resists revealing sources about alleged mis spending of 170 million dollars by the Illinois Emergency Relief Commission during his trial.
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Illinois Emergency Relief Commission
A. L. Sloan
Chicago
Grand Jury
Tropical Storm Explorers Predict Unmatched Storm Intensity
The explorers declare no event rivals a tropical storm. A heavy interior storm could flood a distant stream within thirty minutes, turning a peaceful flow into a raging torrent.
N R A Charged With Monopoly Oppression of Small Industry
The Federal Trade Commission hears two test cases accusing N R A of monopoly and oppressing small industry. Three rubber footwear firms claim the rubber code was issued without consent or knowledge and harms competition. The Purity Ice Company of Lakeland Florida argues the ice code is unconstitutional and denies interstate commerce involvement. Firms named include Phillips Baker Rubber Providence Rhode Island largest Rubber Mills La Crosse Wisconsin and Goodyear Rubber Middletown Connecticut.
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Associated Press
Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Purity Ice Company
Lakeland
Fla
Phillips-Baker Rubber Company
Providence
R. L
Rubber Mills Company
la Crosse
Wis
Goodyear Rubber Company
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company
Middletown
Revenue Freight Loadings Decrease in Latest Week
The American Railway Association announced loadings of revenue freight for the week ending July 28 at 608 848 cars, down 7,? fn from the prior week and 35,991 below the same week in 1933, but up 97,745 from 1932.
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Associated Press
Washington
American Railway Association
Indian Held After Fatal Shooting At Party In Maryland
John M. Harvey an Indian surrendered to authorities after he shot Eddie Taylor 24 at a private party in Harvey's yard. Sheriff Cooksey says Taylor drunkenly slapped a woman guest prompting Harvey to defend himself with a shotgun, killing Taylor who died en route to a Washington hospital.
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Associated Press
LA Plata
John M. Harvey
Eddie Taylor
Pocomoke
Robert V. Cooksey
Taylor
Harvey
Indian Head
Washington
Cooksey
Olson Demands Truck Drivers Settle Strike
Minnesota Governor Floyd B Olson demands immediate settlement of the truck drivers strike and threatens to revoke permits for nonessential movement. He warns of drastic action against forcible picketing and sets a Friday midnight deadline.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Floyd B. Olson
National Guard
Employers’ Advisory Committee
Francis Haas
E. H. Dunnigan
Gooelson
Life of Nazi Ordered Hanged In Austria Saved
Vienna reports President Wilhelm Miklas commuted the death sentence of Nazi Edward Hoenisch, 24, to life imprisonment for possession of explosives. He and his wife collapsed as the court martial sat, marking the second Anti Terrorist Decree death sentence under Chancellor Dollfuss’s order, though the first for mere possession of explosives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Vienna
Wilhelm Miklas
Edward Hoenisch
Milkas
Hoenisch
Dollfuss
Heavy Damage From Rains Hits Peninsula Rail Line
Heavy rains washed out road beds of the Delmarva division of the Pennsylvania Railroad near Towson Delaware area and halted trains between Wilmington and Cape Charles Virginia. Several small bridges were washed away and a stream breached a 40 by 130 foot hole in the railroad right of way. Service may not resume until tomorrow.
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Associated Press
Towsend
Del
Delmarva Division
Pennsylvania Railroad
Wilmington
Cape Charles
Illegal liquor seized at Supinger home raid
Sheriff H L McCann and Deputy J W Newcome arrested Robert Supinger and Thurman Huff last night on illegal liquor charges. A raid found five half gallon jars of whiskey and many empty containers at Supinger’s home four miles southeast of town on Senseney road. Both men jailed locally. Carson Shaffer of Shenandoah county held on request of county authorities. exact charge unknown.
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Robert Supinger
Thurman Huff
H. L. McCann
J.W. Newcome
Supinger
Senseney Road
Carson Shaffer
Shenandoah County
Shaffer
Three Convicted Of Assault On Arlington Man
Joseph Davis and Robert Cope land of Washington and Edward Reed of Four Corners Massachusetts were found guilty of assault and robbery against Arlington real estate man John F. Kolar after a party on May 24. They await sentencing with a maximum penalty of 20 years.
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Associated Press
Rockville
Joseph Davis
Robert Copeland
Washington
Edward Reed
Four Corners
John F. Kolar
Arlington County
Public Auction of Office Furniture and Equipment
By virtue of execution I will sell at public auction at 4 N. Lou doun street near the A and E Tea Store at 10 a.m. August 11, 1934. Wood filing cabinets steel filing cabinets desk counter heatrola chairs Woodstock typewriter and contents. LEE BARR Sergeant. 7-31-Aug.3-7-9-10-51.
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H. H. Hable
Evelyn Creswell
W. B. Wells
N. Loudoun’ Street
Woodstock
Lee Barr
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Donald Woods
Hugh Herbert
Lyle Talbot
OUR Gang Comedy
Buddy the Woodsman
McNamee News Musical Cartoon World Events
Billy Barnes
Honkey Donkey
Vergie Winter
Kentucky
Harry Capps
Evanses
N.R. A
Warner’s
Winchester Colonial
Westie
Carta Huey
Marion Shilling
Gaylord Pendleton
Reb Russell
Eddie Phillips
Principal Distributing. Corporation
Bis
Lacioria von Bre
Dracula
Paramount
Evelyn Venable
Mary Morris Kent Taylor
Sir Guy Standing
Hamman’s Dollar Store
Fes
Farmers & Merchants National Bank & Trust Co
Postal Savings Depository
Depository
State of
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Federal Reserve System
Olson
The
Austria
Peninsula
Arlington
Pat
Will Rogers
FBI
Johnny Mack Brown
Kit Karson” No
Mickey Mouse
the Mad Doctor
A.fox Picture
John Boles Claire Trevor Harry Green
Valley of
Hansbrougha & Carter Insurance Real Estate Investments
Pennsylvania
Sergeant Sale
Ing Property Owners
J. W. Arthur
General Insurance
Rouss Avenue
Rhodes Drug Company
Panamas
Sheetz
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