Banks Publicly Seek to Build Public Confidence
New York. The American Bankers Association outlines eight activities to foster understanding of banking and bankers among the public. Led by R. S. Hecht, the measures include education talks, customer-relations programs, publicity and advertising efforts, liaison with leaders, agricultural support, and ethics and public relations initiatives to promote sound banking and public welfare. The program aims for sustained, cumulative influence beyond mere newspaper publicity to counter misrepresentations and strengthen trust in banks.
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New York
American Bankers Association
R. 8
Hecht
Public Education Commission
Committee On Banking Studies
Washington
The
Agricultural Commission
American Institute of Banking
Noblic
Banking
Association
The Work of Credit and Community Loans
A midwestern bank describes its loan portfolio showing how it supports local business and personal needs. Loans include 100000 to a shoe manufacturer, 95000 to a wholesale grocer, 200 to a homeowner, 300 to a dentist, 30000 to a refrigerator distributor, and 3000 to another homeowner. Nationwide loans exceed 20 billion dollars.
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Federal Housing Administration
Predicts Farm Loan Expansion
W Myers governor of the Farm Credit Administration told Rutgers bankers that agriculture’s improvement will require a greatly expanded volume of farm credit, especially short-term loans. He said production credit associations do not threaten country banks and that farmers should obtain credit from banks or production credit associations on a business basis.
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New Brunswick
N. J
W. Myers
Farm Credit Administration
Washington, D. C
Graduate School of Banking
American Institute of Banking
American Bankers Association
Rutgers University
Myera
Banks Plan Advertising Service for Public Awareness
The American Bankers Association will fund an advertising service to explain bank operations, depositor protection, and community cooperation. About 350 banks already use this material, distributed in two sizes, with four ad copies each month, to boost understanding and promote sound banking.
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American Bankers Association
Bankers Back Active Agricultural Commission Effort
The Agricultural Commission of the American Bankers Association promotes helping farm customers with better financial, accounting, and operating methods. It publishes Making Farm Investments Safe and Pactors Affecting Farm Credit and distributes a monthly Bulletin to about 10,000 people. The commission has 2,300 key bankers nationwide to foster banker farmer understanding.
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Agricultural Commission of the
American Bankers Association
Bankers’ Associations
Commission
The
United States
Banking System Shows 16,042 Banks With 63 Million Depositors
Official figures report 16,042 licensed banking institutions across the United States and more than 63,000,000 people entrusting deposits totaling 44.8 billion dollars to these banks.
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United States
Bell System
School Children Need Clear Minds and Sound Bodies
The new school year begins as children return to classes after summer. Emphasizes that education requires healthy minds and bodies, and that attendance suffers from preventable illnesses. Highlights immunization, preschool child health conferences, and ongoing health measures to sustain learning outcomes.
Health nursing role urged to improve school disease control
communities lacking health services or a school nurse are handicapped in coping with communicable diseases. An experienced nurse will urge prompt medical attention, improve reporting of communicable diseases, and promote better health in school life and communities.
Health organization key to school health problems
The passage argues that solving health problems in schools hinges on an improved health organization. It emphasizes that effective health care in schools can reduce many issues teachers and officials face, offering a constructive approach to student well being.
Administrators Appointed for Thomas F. Clarey Estate
Notice to all interested that on August 27 1935 the District Court of Plymouth County Iowa appointed Edward C Clarey and John Clarey as Administrators of the estate of Thomas F Clarey deceased All persons indebted must pay and those with claims must present them to the Court for allowance Published August 29 September 5 12 1935 through attorney John F P Stecker
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District Court
Plymouth County
Iowa
Thomas F. Clarey
Edward C. Clarey
John Clarey
John FP. Ste
American Boy sports fans seek coaching through magazine
Boys and young men in this city can join THE AMERICAN BOY to access interviews and fiction that offer guidance from top coaches and players. A decathlon champion recalls reading a track article that inspired a personal high jump improvement, while editors note staff reporters visited Minnesota and Pittsburgh for strategy insights.
The American Boy promises sport tales and youth guidance
The piece promotes The American Boy magazine, listing interviews with Jack Medien and Ray Daughters and noting its aim to teach young men how to excel in sport. It invites subscriptions at $1 for a year, $2 for three years, plus 50 cents extra for foreign addresses, with copies on newsstands.
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Jack Medien
Voweh
Ray
Masters High School
Washington, N. C
Florida
America
Second Blvd
Detroit
Michaelose
Lee
Fresh Typewriter Ribbons and Carb on Paper for Sale
Classified item notes paper for sale at the Register Tribune office. Reader can contact the office for purchase details and availability of items including typewriter ribbons and related paper stock.
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The
Register-Tribune
Register- Tribune
Wheat with green weed seeds needs cleaning before storage
Bulletin notes that wheat containing green weed seeds cannot be stored successfully until cleaned. For sale reach potential buyers via the Want-Ad column to dispose of or trade the grain after proper cleaning.
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American Banker's Association
Gry
Bankers
Active Agricultural Commission
Register Tribune
F. J. Swanson
South Dakota
Akron
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Tai
S.almiller
Sameral Merchandie
Minneapolis
Minn
Tives
Crosby
Wirth Manifold Book Co
the Register-Tribune
Griffith Ogden
Sllis
Minnesota
Pittsburgh
Legion Hall
Davenport
New Towne
Mrs. Grace Chamberlain
Roy Wilkison
First Nat'l Bank
Jermite
Wormer
EE. OO
Thorson
TIM Lake Products, Ir
Des Moines
Fordson Tractor
McCormick Mower
McCormick - Deering
Bell
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Associated Companies
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
American Company
Bell Telephone Laboratories
Western Electric Company
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