Bankers Develop New Finance Aid Plan for Revival
Harry J. Haas, president of the American Bankers Association, describes a cooperative plan to marshal national banking resources. The plan would aid rural and urban banks with sound assets, enabling federal reserve loan access and strengthening public confidence as part of Hoover's revival effort. It emphasizes practical operation by bankers nationwide and local banks in communities.
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Hoover
Harry J. Haas
American Bankers Association
Asing & National Funds
Federal Reserve
Publc
Americas
Uni National Credit Corporation
Lobos Begin Basketball Workouts Under Connally
About fifteen men under Marcus Connally began workouts for credit in physical training or to prep for the season starting after Thanksgiving. Veterans Red Connally Hale and Ray Roberts return, with Red in his fourth year, Hale his third, and Ray his second, alongside mostly freshmen. Sessions are held at the gym Mondays and Thursdays 1:30 to 8:30.
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Marcus Connally
P. T
Othrs
Marcus
Red) Connally
Marcus Hale
Ray Roberts
Red
Hale
Ray
College Expands Industrial Education Department
College will enlarge the industrial education department as student needs and enrollment rise. Additions include more space and equipment in mechanical drawing and machine shop, a new blue print dark room, boiler room use for forges, a new lathe, and expanded woodwork facilities with retinted walls, stencils, painting and varnishing room, plus new shaper and jig saw. Lectures room will be enlarged and redecorated.
Bankers Renew Faith Amid Hard Times Says ABA Chief
Stephen Stevenson retiring president of the American Bankers Association reports a renewed faith in the banking system after touring banks nationwide. He praises the courage of bankers to endure duress and forecasts stability despite global economic strain.
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OMEC
Stephenson
American Bankers Association
America
Morelock Heads to Texas Federation of Women's Clubs Convention
President H W Morelock will leave Alpine November 18 for Lubbock to attend the Texas Federation of Women’s Clubs convention. Hansford and Wheeler counties in the Panhandle recently awarded highway contracts aggregating over 200000 dollars for new construction. The hide of a cattalo between buffalo and cattle is a prized possession of the Panhandle Historical Society in Canyon. Recently all designated highways into Shamrock, Texas, were under study.
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H.W. Morelock
Eave Alpine
Lubbock
Texas Federation of ‘Women's Clubs
Hansford
Wheeler
Texas Panhandle
The
Panhandle
Shamrock
Texas
Sweets for Children Moody Party Theme Feeds Healthful Kids
An article discusses healthier party foods for children, featuring a fairy frolic table with shapes like stars and crescents, jelly on whole wheat, crushed pineapple, malted milk, fruit salad with whipped cream, and tiny cream baskets. It notes mothers’ worries about birthday stomachaches and highlights a party example by a graduate dietitian.
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Mother
Hoth
Angel Fee
Fireless furnace could heat homes from refrigeration by engineers
Engineers at a Pacific coast industrial firm test a fireless furnace using heat from refrigeration to warm rooms without a chimney or flame. The system relies on atmospheric warmth above 42 degrees to supply sufficient heat, sidestepping traditional combustion. A Wellington court house in Ollingsworth county nears completion.
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Los Angeles
Pacific Coast
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Beneft
United States
Mr. Haas
Sul Ross Sky
Te Industral Education Department
Fred Byler
Owen Bons
Sowa Teen
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Randall
Hartley
Hadeen
Interstate Commerce Commtton
Wellington
Ollingsworth County
Liano
Houston
Expert Watch
Alpine Jewelry Co
Lolland Hotel
First National Bank
First Investment CO
Alpine, Texas
Fric
HL. Kokernot
W. Baines, JR
M. Decie
Allen A. Rollins
Monarch
Bergs
Crofut & Knapp Qualities
Yma
Gillette-Brown Company
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