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( 1935 SUSPECT FREED Hemstitched Cloth GfixRt and Napkins Sire 10x11 SHOES 1 G Governor A Wisconsin Schmedfman has signed a bill permitting courts to extend from one to three years the period during which foreclosed farms may be redeemed and preventing unfair sales The Iowa senate also has passed a bill to postpone delinquent tax sales until December 4 1933 The Nebraska senate and house committees in a joint session todav voted to report Governor Charles W Bryan's bill providing for a flat cessation of farm foieciosures It fust will go to the senate Minnesota Has Three Bills Minnesota legislators have three relief bills before them Ong would postpone until 1935 sale of pioperty subject to disposal for nonpayment of taxes due last year a second would create a countv moratorium commission authorized to postpone collectu n of taxes where the conditions warrant and a third proposes a mor3t- rium on state ruial crerit mortgage forei losures until 1938 Awaiting the governor's signature in North Dakota is a bill providing for easier redemption of real estate sold or forfeited to counties for taxes of 1931 or prior years permitting re15 on demption before December 31 19 of the payment of the original amount tax levied and assessed together with interest at 8 per cent— penalties being eliminated The Illinois house has passed a resolution to allow foreclosure mora- tnna where needed and Governor Horner has asked mortgage holders to until a possible use "forbearance” amicable settlement can be made Governor Aki Moratorium n In Kentucky Governor Ruby late today requested financial institutions to observe a voiuntrry moratorium on mortgage foreclosure farmers and proceedings against home owners for six months The chiefn executive said he made toe proela-mat'o"with full knowledge that there is no authority given him bv the hw to su pend lien enforcement suits " DENVER KIDNAP SAM’ PRICED! 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