States Trim Public Debt As Reassuring Drop In Bonded Debt
Chicago December reports show state governments holding paid receipts for over 120 million dollars of public debt. North Dakota led reductions with 20.043 million since 1933, financed by federal funds and foreclosed land liquidations. Several states cut debt while Michigan Missouri Wyoming and Kansas reduced burdens. Maryland Minnesota Rhode Island Tennessee and Vermont increased debt due to relief needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Associated Press
North Dakota
R. M. Stabgler
Bank of North Dakota
West Virginia
State Sinking Fund Commission
Michigan
Missouri
Wyoming
Kansas
Maryland
Minnesota
Rhode Island
Tennessee
Vermont
Plans for Second Unit of Park Homesteads
Heads of the Resettlement Administration construction department plan a second homestead unit for Shenandoah National Park residents in Greene County near Stanardsville. Ned Warner leads local efforts with I F Wattrus and O F Mosby supervising field work. Sixty two homes are planned across a 575 acre site with emphasis on full time farming. bids and labor agreements delay construction until early next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida
Ida Valley
Greene County
Stanardsville
Church of the Brethren
Madison
Construction Department
Many New Novelties Appearing In Toys For Christmas
A 1986 overview highlights Miss America of the doll world with upscale wardrobe and accessories. talking dolls. 30 percent more dolls with real hair. lifelike twins and baby dolls with accessories like incubators. canine replicas and teddy bears. Science toys introduce electric eyes, microscopes, telescopes, and radio gear. new crafts include woodburning, tapestry weaving, and decorative wood plaques for home use.
Mirror drawing devices shine with color and light
The passage notes mirror drawing devices with electric lights that copy images in full color and also function as movie projectors. It mentions puppet shows becoming popular and circus sets as a new affordable trend.
Pa Old Guard Like Fascism Earle Asserts
Governor George H. Earle told the Columbia Chamber of Commerce that the New Deal freed Pennsylvania from old guard domination nearing fascism within constitutional bounds. He credited Roosevelt, saying the president’s policies are the nation’s great hope and praised his humane principles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
D. C
George H. Earle
Pennsylvania
Columbia Chamber of Commerce
Roosevelt
Eli Ee
Earle
Final returns show record 45 812 185 votes in 1936 election
Washington reports final presidential tallies with Roosevelt winning by a record plurality. National totals reach 45.8 million votes, with Roosevelt's margin at 11.07 million and Republican and other party totals breaking previous records as statewide counts finalize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Rhode Island
Liti
Roosevelt-Garner
Electoral College to Meet in Harrisburg for Roosevelt Vote
Pennsylvania electors will convene in the state capitol Monday to formally register the November 3 election result by casting the state's votes for Franklin D. Roosevelt and John Nance Garner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Roosevelt
Garner
Opposition questions safety of Democratic Congress
The Dallas News reports that opposition voices raise concerns over the safety and stability of a Democratic Congress, arguing policy risks and governance challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Texas
Also Mentioned on This Page
Realm of Toys
Lute Hodges
Buncutter Tire Ce
Gation
Rooseveltevees
Lemke
Thomas Browder
Aiken
Baneeey
Landon
Knox
Hoover
Curtis
Maine
Wilson
Alfred FE. Smith
Penney
Geoff
Manhattan
Madras
the Mews Shop, Inc
Loudoun Street
Winchester
Virginia
Silk
Betton
Adonna
Penneys’ Toy Land
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!