Banking in a Changing World Presented in Omaha Address
William A. Irwin of Washburn College Topeka argued privately owned banks served America well while noting possible need for reform. He warned against abandoning the system without proof of necessity and urged preserving sound banking principles amid calls for national coordination and a Supreme Court for banking.
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Washburn College
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Supreme Court
Banks and College Launch New School in New Jersey
The Graduate School of Banking opens in New Brunswick under American Bankers Association and Rutgers University with 220 enrolled students from 35 states and DC. It offers a three year program blending case method and lectures, focusing on banking, trust, investment, and regulatory topics with future expansion and 100 $150 scholarships from ABA funds.
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Inflation risk seen from banking official in New Brunswick
Leonard P. Ayres of Cleveland Trust warns inflation could follow a long, gradual path if fiat money is used to cover deficits. He notes Europe’s lessons, cites five requisites for inflation, and says no hedge exists against rising prices while deficits persist.
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Cleveland Trust Company
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A Prophecy of Economic Trends for the Next Decade
A prominent business writer lists ten anticipated developments: higher living standards, ongoing tech-led production gains, factory built cheaper houses, easier credit, faster travel, radio printed news, mechanical cotton pickers transforming the South, cheaper electric power, improved goods distribution beyond stores, and a future inflationary boom with a low mood five to six years later.
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Farming efficiency and crop yields questioned
A farm authority argues that yields vary widely not from machinery but from soil fertility and management. Differences in fertilizer use rotation and crop diversification shape outcomes of corn and pork production across farms.
Banking Ready New York
The June issue of Banking by the American Bankers Association says banks are in a favorable position to finance industrial growth. An official June 10 survey indicates U S government loans could own more than half of the world stocks of American cotton.
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United States
St Mary's Church Lawn Fete Planned by Parishioners
The men and women of St Marys parish advance plans for a July 3 lawn fete to benefit the church. A supper and altar wall gathering are announced, with numerous booth and committee members named for organization and execution.
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St. Mary’s Church
Hans
St Mary's Church
du Charke
Mire
Bersard Breen
Wolbenen
Bessie Crowles
Albert Peawater
Albert Dubiare
Booth
YON Marcotte
Gremety Wolbrath
PoPr
Wallharm Sasseer
Nera Dodger
Ladies Supper Committee
Brat Treaner Hee Edes
Henry Sweenes
Miargetret Borgis
Irs Pohn Conners
Irs Pane
Connmars Mies Wallan
Andrew Dunbar Vins Bessie Crowley
Thomas Barnes Mass Mothe Long
Nethe Duggan
Estate probate notice for Francesco Tomaso in Bristol
Notice of probate admission for Francesco Tomaso also known as Francisco Tommaso and Francisco Di Tommaso, late of Bristol Rhode Island, and executrix Eleonora Tomaso. Creditors must file claims with the Bristol Probate Court. bond posted upon executrix qualification. Also lists local Bristol Twilight League schedule and clubs.
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Francisco DiTommaso
New Mayor and Bedlam Town Radio Parody
Fred Allen introduces his fictional Bedlam mayor Uncle Jim Harkins who will host Town Hall Tonight on NBC with Peter Van Steeden directing and Jack Smart voicing Pop Mullen. The pair will swap the show this season while Allen and Portland appear in films.
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Pop Mullen
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Banks and College Launch New School
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Defiance Fire Company
E. R—Ever Ready Fire Company
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