Officers Elected by Bank Directors
National banks across the United States completed their annual election of directors and officers yesterday. The changes were minimal with existing leadership retained and no major shifts in policy. Multiple banks report new directors and officers, reflecting strong performance and bolstering surplus reserves.
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Fire Destroys Roof Spot in Tifton as Alarm Averts Disaster
A major blaze threatened a Tifton, Georgia building before firefighters from the municipal department responded promptly. The roof and first floor suffered heavy damage with offices, drugstore, market, and various businesses flooded and ruined. insurance later covered the stacks and damage.
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European Expert Sought by Atlanta City Planning Panel
The Atlanta city planning commission discussed permanent organization by by laws and reviewed two letters from New York institutions. The Peoples Institute offered European expert Dr Hegermann for city building insights, and the Sage Foundation addressed urban social issues linked to two races living nearby. The committee planned to present these matters at future meetings after adjournment at city hall.
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Master Mark Johnson Wins Cup For Leghorns
Four year old Master Mark Johnson, son of J B Johnson of the city tax office, won the fourth sister cup for an exhibit of fine black leghorns at the Southeastern Poultry Show in Charlotte. He is a member of the American Leghorn club and cares for his own fowls, while his father raises prize chickens.
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Opens lts Doors For Bus iness Today All the Latest Features
Savannah hotel news announces the opening of a new hotel in Savannah, owned by the NewcombEflacy and managed by Mrs J A Newcomber Noweoonf. The facility promises a modern style and full services, with expansion plans and complete guest comfort under experienced supervision.
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