Roosevelt Deficit Plan Seeks Defense Funds and Recovery
The president argued for a balanced budget via economic recovery and continued current spending to curb recession. He noted 1930s income swings, cautious debt limits near 45 billion, and that deficits funded valuable national wealth while revenue should be able to cover ordinary expenses.
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Roosevelt
Congress
Twins Born As Nursing Lesson Delayed At Farm Home
In Kewanee Illinois a 19 year old Mrs. Robert Ernest anticipating nursing lessons from a Chicago school delivered twins at her neighbor Mrs. Hollars farm home when the physician was delayed. Vivian Ann and Harold Dean were the fourth and fifth children for the 35 year old mother.
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Kewanee
Ill
Robert Ernest
Wilbur Hollars
Ernest
Chicago
Vivian Ann
Harold Dean
Hollars
Greenlee predicts 50 50 fight for Lewis Louis bout
Large Gus Greenlee, Pittsburgh promoter for John Henry Lewis, says the heavyweight title bout with Joe Louis at Madison Square Garden Jan 25 will be a real fight. He insists Lewis will not run and weighs about 185 pounds with power to hurt Louis, citing San Francisco fans as believing Lewis can win. Greenlee asserts champions are earned not handed out and notes Louis is battering sparring partners in Pompton Lakes as Lewis trains in Summit.
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Gayle Talbot
New York
Gus Greenlee
Pittsburgh
John Henry Lewis
Joe Louis
Garden
Greenlee
Ellsworth Vines
Donnald Budge
Gus
John Henry
San Francisco
Summit
N. J
Joe
Champ
Pompton Lakes
Public sale of county realty in Winchester Virginia
Default on a 1928 Deed of Trust by Charles E. Pifer and wife prompts a public auction of 73 acres on the Winchester Front Royal Highway in Frederick County near schools and churches. The sale in front of the County Court House on February 4, 1939 at 11 AM to the highest bidder. One third cash, balance in one and two years via two promissory bonds at 6 percent interest with homestead waiver. Trustee James P. Reardon.
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Charles E. Pifer
County Court House
Winchester
Virginia
Front Royal
Frederick County
William L. Armel
James P. Reardon
Singer Sewing Machine Shop Under New Management
Notice states H. P. Kagey, formerly Staunton assistant manager, now in charge of Singer Sewing Machine Shop. Full line of Singer machines cleaners and irons in stock. Patronage solicited. January 5, 1911.
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Singer Sewing Machine Shop
H. P. Kagey
Staunton
Singer
Loan notes require farming viability and land for hire
Spy Toll letters of recommendation assess character and farming experience. Applicants must own or rent enough land to support a family, provide feed for livestock, and show annual crop or livestock income to meet loan repayment. Clarke, Frederick, Shenandoah, Warren counties direct to Front Royal farm security office supervised by James D. Gibson and Mrs. Sallie M. Boyer. A new Episcopal parish will hold services in a barn on Edward Everett Horton’s ranch with Rev. Harley Wright Smith linking the stable setting to Christianity in the sermon.
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Clarke
Ederick
Shenandoah
Warren County
Front Royal
Ehcine
Calif
Episcopal Church
Edward Everett Horton
Harley Wright Smith
Daily Cross Word Puzzle Clue Grid and Credits
A partial historical crossword puzzle page shows numbered clues across and down with wordplay hints. The grid includes references to inharm larva of the nious, Legendary dress, Below Gave food to, and other fragmented entries, plus syndicate credits at the bottom.
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Idaho
Africa
Holland
Have Fund For Farmers Tenants In Front Royal Va
Rural Rehabilitation Division of the Farm Security Administration announced funds available for farmers tenants and laborers to purchase teams livestock machinery equipment and for building repairs with long term loans and short term loans for fertilizer and seed The program aims to help families build stock improve soil and achieve self sustaining farms with applicants required to furnish two...
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Front Royal
Farm Security Administration
Governor Grants Clemency to Baltimore Labor Leader
Annapolis Md Jan 5 Governor Nice announced remission of a $5 000 fine and costs imposed on a Baltimore labor organizer and member of the Teamsters and Chauffeurs Union who was convicted of riot during a Baltimore taxicab strike in 1936. The sentence included three months in the Maryland penitentiary and a $5 000 fine plus costs.
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Annapolis
Nice
Teamsters and Chauffeurs’ Union of
Baltimore
Cohen
Maryland
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