Federal Reserve Wary on Consumer Credit Rules
Washington reports the Fed faces pressure from automakers and appliance firms to ease Regulation W terms while Truman and Snyder push for milder credit curbs. Analysts expect a moderate down payment of one third on autos and eighteen months for repayment, balanced by political concerns ahead of the off year elections.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Treasury
Snyder
Truman
McCabe-Eccles
Reserve
White House
Federal Reserve
The Unclaimed Bill Windfall That Haunts Lumansky
Lumansky won a pile of unclaimed money after a year of waiting for the original owner to appear. He faces legal claims from the government and persistent suitors seeking a share, and sleeps little under the pressure. He contends the ordeal has become maddening and wearying.
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Lumansky
September 5, 1950 devotional motto
A dated newspaper snippet presents a religious meditation urging sacrifice and steadfast faith, contrasting worldly life with spiritual salvation. The brief reflection quotes biblical verses to inspire daily self-denial and commitment to Christian gospel.
Senate resolution calls for broad probe of federal judges
The North Dakota senator introduces a concurrent resolution to investigate the competence and political beliefs of all federal judges. The piece argues against wholesale scrutiny, urging impeachment only if evidence warrants and noting courts safeguard constitutional liberties during heated times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Senate
Langer
North Dakota
United States
Buch
Roosevelt
Truman
Senate
Congress
Insurance man finds $20000 in cash during giveaway idea
David Lumansky of New Bedford Massachusetts proposed an enhanced radio giveaway program and a year later the discovery of $20000 in cash is noted as a striking outcome of his idea.
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David Lumansky
New Bedford
Mass
Jail for speeders echoes Detroit traffic cure
Current Opinion argues Detroit’s punishment for speeding over 15 mph above limit is jail time. A minimum five days up to 60 in jail claims to cut traffic deaths, with nearly 300 jailed in four weeks and deaths dropping from 18 to seven in the first month.
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Detroit
Motor City
America
Early New Deal agrarians learned farming from Marx
The Baltimore Sun critiques wartime New Deal farm experts seen as Marxist influenced. It cites Lee Pressman and others in Washington offices shaping farm plans to win votes, arguing these Marxoid agrarians sought control over farmers through policy. It notes Wallace’s tenure and accuses reforms of graft and red communism in agriculture.
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Fom K. Marx
The
Baltimore Sun
Washington
Park Avenue
Mr. Lee Pressman
Karl Marx
Abts
Kramers
Witts
Pressmans
Georgetown
Agriculture
Pressman
Wallace
Stalin
Mr. Wallace
News of Other Years From the Star Files
One year ago Robbie Sue Ernst rushed to the hospital after choking with convulsions. Douglas Jones to receive Eagle Scout badge at Shawnee District Court of Honor services. Methodist Church adopt return of pastor Rev Johnson and District Superintendent Rev Oglesby. 25 applications for Winchester Police Training School. Harrison Rackley dies after being struck by car crossing Main Street Berryville. City to apply 30 000 gallons of as TEN YEARS AGO boxing students learn fast. Adam Myers wins best Vegetable garden prize. Cecil Flecher wins prettiest garden and W L Pope tops sanitary back yard. Elizabeth Hall Shryock represents Winchester at Tobacco Festival in South Boston.
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Robbie Sue Ernst
Robert Ernst
Millwood Pike
George Jones
Fairmont Ave
Douglas
Shawnee
C. W. Hollis
Winchester Police
Harrison Lee Rackley
Clarke County
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Main St
Berryville
S. Lee Grant
Tom Starrett
Adam Myers
Cecil Flecher
W. L. Pope
Elizabeth Hall Shryock
F. Amos Stryock
Winchester
South
Boston
Handley Library Not Closed on Labor Day
Mrs. G. W. Farmer fractured her hip after a fall at Capon Springs and was admitted to Winchester Hospital. this occurred twenty five years ago with library services remaining open on Labor Day.
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Handley Library
G. W. Farmer
Capon Springs
Winchester Hospital
Trio-Play Highlights Kern and Bakers in Martinsburg Game
Sandy Baker, Kern and E. Baker combined for a triple play in a contest against Martinsburg. Miss Lena Kern delivered the annual report of the WCTY.
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Sandy Baker
Kern
E. Baker
Martinsburg
Lena Kern
WCTY
Characteristic Signs of Sprue and Its Treatment
Dr Dundesen explains sprue symptoms including loss of appetite fatigue pallor and especially fatty stools. Fat absorption tests over twelve days help confirm diagnosis. Folate therapy often restores blood counts even when liver extract or B12 fail. Pregnancy is not possible after uterus removal.
Rainfall Statistics for Winchester Area 1912-1949
Rain totals for the 72 hours ending today show .36 inches with yearly totals about 28.24 inches in 1950. Average monthly rainfall over 37 years is 36.56 inches, with monthly averages listed from January to December. Courtesy Winchester Research Laboratory.
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Winchester Research Laboratory
Local Q&A Answers with Names and Dates
Answers list names including Colonel, James M. Mason with dates July 20 to August 29 1861, Alexander R. Boteler 1962 to 1964, Col. Frederick W. M. Holiday and Labd Lasi5. The items appear as scattered roster style responses.
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J. C. Moore
James M. Mason
Alexander R. Boteler
Frederick W. M. Holiday
Democratic reform debate clouds 2024 platform plans
Partial text notes reforms may leave Democratic candidates without a clear leading platform ahead of the next election. The fragment suggests shifts within party strategy could shape policy positions and campaigning.
Strength For The Day by Earl L Douglas
A short excerpt recalls a boy in Westminster Abbey listening to organ music and psalms sung in metrical version. The boy grows to become Edward VI whose reign marks a lasting advance in England's religious life.
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Earl L. Douglas
D. D
Westminster Abbey
Whitehall
England
Edward VI
Edward
Stand before youth and examine your heart
Historical sermon notes praise youth as a force for good and warn of its power to shape lives. It urges reverence for young people and reflects on moral responsibility, then shifts to a quiz titled How to Score with questions on poetry, history, and general knowledge.
Second Boy Mustapha's Arrival Shocks Walter
Lu Chung and Walter maneuver a new second boy named Mustapha at the camp entrance. Mahmoud guides the reluctant youth while Walter tests loyalty and Tristram notes the unfamiliar eyes and plans. The trio eye a road to Bayan's camp and a potential path for a trusted but hidden fugitive.
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Walter
Lu Chung
Smail
Mustapha
Mahmoud
Massers
Tristram
Tris
la Chung
Bayan
Prisoner Maryam Remains Defiant in Hidden Escape Plan
In a tense tent scene Walter and Tristram discuss the escape plan with Mahmoud and the servant Maryam. Maryam confirms Lu Chung’s arrangements and reveals details about her father, uncle, and Anthemus, while the group prepares to depart under cover of night.
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Jourtain
Maryam
Walter
Lu Chung
Anthemus
Landon
Alexander
Mahmoud
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Russia
Barkley
Lucas
Rayburn
House
McCormack
Prohibition
Carrie Nation
Lumansaky
W. Va
Richmond News Leader
the Star
By Hermaan N. Dundesen, M.D
J. M
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Scott
R.J. Scott
ST. Thomas
Virgin Islands
Parenthood
I.Q
Mexico
Billy Rose
Great Britain
Malta
U. S
Black
By Thomas Costain
London
Aleppo
Antioch
Thomas B
King
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