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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1930
Page
3
John G. Lonsdale argues that the individual remains essential in large companies. He notes leaders must guide workers, uphold basic principles, and ensure rights for employees and customers in mergers. Welfare initiatives and retirement protections reflect a humanitarian shift benefiting firms and staff.
The American Bankers Association reports a surge in bank crimes for the six months ending last February. Member banks logged 311 forgery cases, 107 holdups, 16 burglaries, 2 sneak-thefts, and 8 mortgage swindles, with non members suffering 86 holdups and 9 burglaries. Association detectives arrested 143 of 286 bank criminals as radio-equipped police cars aided rapid responses in Cleveland and Detroit. The report notes one minute forty two seconds between radio call and arrest. It also mentions ongoing improvements at Ft Mackenzie U S Veterans Hospital.
Rudolf S. Hecht of the American Bankers Association calls for a broader social conception of banking as scale grows. He warns against monopolistic centralization, urges strong public service, and stresses education to fortify banks for expanded structures while preserving individual initiative and local community support.
Secretary Hyde of the Department of Agriculture has authorized apportionment of the $125,000,000 highway appropriation for next year effective September 1. Wyoming’s share is 1,563,607.00 plus an unexpected balance of about $600,000, totaling well over the amount previously expected to keep construction moving without interruption.
The discussion and implied approval of a statewide bond issue of 2 800 000 to match federal funds over three years moves Wyoming toward a uniform trunk highway system. Voters teed up last Thursday with strong support for the candidate seeking re nomination amid health concerns. Sublette County figures in a telegraphed nod of thanks to the county GOP leader. Thermopolis Joe Reidle reports 1260 sacks of 18 acres seed peas harvested. Evanston reports a complete inhalator unit for the volunteer fire department.
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