Anti hoarding drive gains twenty million backers nationwide
A broad movement to end hoarding of money mobilizes 20 million citizens through state and local committees with support from the American Legion, Rotary, Kiwanis, labor groups, banks, and women’s clubs. The campaign relies on educational agents, press, radio, and door to door canvassing to prompt local action, while incidents of hoarding are highlighted alongside cautionary anecdotes and the role of banks in community welfare.
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Prderation of Labor
American Legion
Tons
Rotarians
Kiwanis
Women's Onzantea
Public
Break For His Conscience And The Letter In Pocket
A fragmented West Texas paragraph recalls neighbors and a curious mix of confessions. A man asserts a letter found in a woman’s handwriting was planted, while another remembers a tense scene with a young man and a wife. The piece threads through odd domestic moments and misinterpretations.
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Jane
Weat
Texas
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Jackie
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First National Bank
Casner Motor Company
America
BUICK
Chevrolet
Alpine Drug Store
Renal
ABC
Alpine
Storey-Whiteside Lumber Co
Forchheimer
Hoover
Alpine Telephone Company
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EL Paso
State National Bank
Gillett-Brown Co. Inc