City of Bessemer Council Holds Regular Meeting
The Common Council of Bessemer Michigan met on June 3 1936 at 7 30 PM with Mayor James presiding. Proceedings cover minutes approval fund payments street rail extension resolution board actions licenses and bond acceptances.
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Common Council
City
Bessemer
Michigan
James
Hill
Crenna
Hellman
Erickson
Stelmack
Negri
Michelli
Prucca
Jacobson
Probelski
Finance Committee
Frank
Lake Superior District Power Company
Felix Barbacove
Michigan Bell Telephone Company
Cities Service Oil Company
John R. Johnson
City Leather Goods
Gogebic Auto Company
Sup- Wallace & Tierman Company
Nes
Theo. B. Robertson Company
Lake Superior
Pearce E. Graham
Valentine Glatzak
Emil Novascone
Charles Tampio
Edward Erickson
Sassion
Mvhigan Bell Telephone Con Pecard Oil Company
Peter Ferrari
Chicago & North Western Ratway Company
Chicago and North Western Railway Company
Chicago & North Western Railway Company
Michigan Pabdlic Utilities Commission
Huse Hill
Leonard Erickson
Vetor Hellman
George Superczynshki
Frank Probelshki
Albert Jacobson
Lawrence Pracea
Praca
Jacobson Tes
Noah Stelmach
Mickelli
Ciw Hall
New City Hall
Mathon
Civ
City Hall
Morea
Crenina
Fire and Police Committee
Molion
Aldermen
Heltman
Lead Street
Street & Sidewalk Committee
lIrwin Jeault
Standard Oil Company
City of
Ite
Liquor Control Commission
Alderman Crenna
Alderman Erickson
Joseph Scavarda
James E. Piper
National Surety Corporation
Clarence Hayes
David J. Blaskowski
Beane Raneen
Mel Police
Seneeaerstaeewe Ee
Leo F. Mueller
Hoan
Bessemer Nat- Total Bankional Bank
Inverest & Sinkine Fund
Elizabeth A. Brown
Banking bill changes urged for independent Federal Reserve
Business leaders and bankers told Congress that the Banking Act of 1933 would risk political control over the Federal Reserve and banks. They urged independence for the Fed, arguing monetary policy should be free from partisan influence to serve agriculture, industry, and trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Reserve Board
Washington, D. C
Congress
Federal Reserve System
United States
Chamber of Commerce
R. S. Hecht
American Bankers Association
Senate
W Holly
Washinton
Bank Bil
Supreme Court of Banking
Federal Reserve Act
Supreme Court of Finance and Banking
Hifly
Federal Reserve
Banks Rapidly Reduce Debt Under Reconstruction Finance
The Reconstruction Finance Corporation advanced 1.86 billion to banks and trust companies since February 1932 through April 30 1935. They repaid at least 1.34 billion, over 72 percent, a higher rate than any other borrower. Loans to 7,396 banks and trust companies totaled 2.35 billion, with 345 million withdrawn or cancelled and 140 million not yet drawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reconstrucction Finance Corporation
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Simplification of Bank Checks Details Uniform Standards
A bulletin from the Bank Management Commission of the American Bankers Association outlines plans to simplify bank checks notes and drafts by standardizing size and subject matter layout. Recommendations formulated about ten years ago by the association and adopted by the Commerce Department have achieved about 85 percent adherence, and the new bulletin preserves this high compliance by detailing full standard specifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bank Management Commission
American Bankers Association
Association
United States Department of Commerce
National Bank Note Retirement Shrinks Money Supply
The retirement of national bank notes totaling about 800 million dollars drives the transfer of bonds to lawful money deposits in the Treasury. This large currency withdrawal will require time to withdraw bonds and cause substantial shifts in bank funds, with notable disruption and uncertainty.
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Council Proceedings
Johnson Coal Company
Coke Charles S. Walker
New City
New City Mall
Eewene Wenneay Burroughs Adding Machine Company
Lauwrence Probelski
Surtveror
William J. Ross
Arthur Olson
Pireman
Matt Maanate
Julia McCarthy
Laeadrr
Irwin J. Neault
Eche la Teniencnida City Electric Shop
Felix Barbacore
Werner E. Dahlin
Michela Company
Eee
C. Hansen Lumber Company
Neenah Foundry Company
Vincent Stelmack
Michael Czajkowski
Chester Supereazynski
Chester Superczynski
John Wysoski
Peter Re
John Awsiewiz
Valentine Wojciehoski
George Jozwiak
Nick Strelcbeck
Paul Torzewski
Edward Winkowski
David Czajkowski
O. M. Scott & Sons
Frigid Fluid Company
Hansen Lumber Company
Thomas Kuterovac
Richard Hasbrook
Louis Zawicki
Police Fund
Evar J. Forsiund
Clarence J. Hayes
Taxi Ser- Wesuch
Ewe William Paynter
Board of Prisonerg
John Ro Fohnson
Tastor- Weygant
Goodspeed Companys
Acme Outdoor Advertising Company
Register of Deeds
Guoeebie County
Stelmack Sur
Invadermen
Hill Crenao Erickson
Michelti
Prucea
Fire Fund Rasonond Skwor
Fireman
Frank J. Duda
Fireman Ser
Charles J. Scavarda
Walter Johnson
Ireman Servicerk
Willian Hansen
Ewe Nee Wee Nw
Viees
Jan Hoeft
Louis Vomastek
John BP. Ballone
Massie
Albert EK
Church
Ktenry
FL Hoffman
Andrew Winkowski
Joseph W. Pevard
J. August Wigg
James Boggio
Coocve Sparapand
Louis R. Otto
Ser- Arthony Erickson
Ser- Weceh Cek
Antone Wysoski
Ser- Vicce
F ‘Thomas Thebert
Frank Hulama
Ser- Wiles Ek Av
Isdaeeis
Peter M. Contratto
Bopvicer
Clarence Gustafson
Conrad Ostby
Paul Becker
Riena
Leo J. Isdebski
Peter Wydeth
Elreman
Upen
Michellivod
Crenneo
Pracen
Obs
Sidney
Proctor
Pire Hall
Hill Crenna
Jacob
Cit
Hecht
Mr. Hecht
Bankig
National Bank Notes
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