Report of Condition The Citizens National Bank Texas 1954
Report of Condition of The Citizens National Bank in Texas as of April 15 1954 filed with the Comptroller of the Currency. Total assets 7 351 878 71. Cash balances with other banks United States Government obligations and other assets listed. Loans and discounts total 2 844 224 31. Bank premises and real estate shown. Other assets minimal.
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Texas
United States
Guald Grenie Cs
Federal Reserve Bank
Balance Sheet Summary of United Savings Institution
The document shows deposits from individuals and partnerships totaling conflicting figures up to 6 821 399 09 with time deposits and government portions. It lists total liabilities at 6 821 973 09 and capital accounts amounting to 629 905 62. Loans to farmers and insured or guaranteed loans by VA and other agencies total 1 449 790 48 backed or insured by U S government entities.
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United Savings
Commodity Credit Corporation
Veterans Administration
Sts Polsphiders
Federal Reserve Banks
United States
Bank Statement Sworn To By Cashier Marek In Milam County
The cashier LADIS MAREK swears the bank statement is true to the best knowledge. Directors W O Newton Niley Smith and H S Thomas attest. Notary Doris Nell Hornung certifies on April 20 1954 in Milam County Texas.
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Marek
Ladis Marek
Cashier
W. O. Newton
Niley Smith
Hilliard S. Thomas
Texas
Milam
Doris Nell Hornung
Milam County
Sessions Set At Camp Texlake For Girl Scouts
Camp Texlake near Austin will host seven week long sessions for Brownies Intermediates and Seniors with one and two week options and a pioneer unit. Fees for town participants are 18 dollars per week with distinct session structure and training opportunities for older girls and leaders.
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Camp
Texlake
R. A. Cox
Austin
Lake Travis
Cameron
Georgetown
Llano
Lockhart
Taylor
Luling
Burnet
Comal
Gillespie
Hays
Lampasas
Funds Sought For Highways In Texas
Texas needs an extra 100 million dollars annually for 43 years to sustain a minimum highway program, said State Highway Commission chairman E H Thornton Jr. The commission asks for this amount for next year, noting even full federal aid matching would add only 35 million for state highways.
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Austin
Texas
State Highway
SFC Johnny Chudej Receives Army Discharge
SFC Johnny Chudej, lately at Camp Polk Louisiana, received his discharge from the U S Army Saturday and is home with his parents Mr and Mrs John Chudej. He returned to the states in September 1953 after a Korea tour as frontline aid man in the medics. His awards include the U S defense ribbon the Korean ribbon with 3 battle stars United Nations ribbon President Syngman Rhee citation combat medals and unit citation for good conduct. His plans for the future are definite.
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SFC
Johnny Chudej
Camp Polk
United States Army
John Chudej
Chudej
States
Korea
U. S
Draft Delinquency Drops 14 Percent in Texas
State Selective Service headquarters reported a 14 percent drop in draft delinquents in early 1954. As of April 1, 656 men were listed delinquent by local boards, down from 725 at the year’s start, though not all have been reported to federal attorneys. Brig Gen Paul L Wakefield.
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State Selective Service
Paul L. Wakefield
Goldthwaite Senior Wins Nursing Essay Contest
Goldthwaite High School senior Patricia Bryan won the Why I Am Choosing Nursing essay contest by the Central Texas Area Hospital Council, earning a $25 savings bond. Her essay advances to the state contest among 17 finalists, with the winner to receive a $100 bond and a paid trip to Houston May 20 for the Texas Hospital Association banquet. Velma Pokorny of Taylor High School took second.
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Patricia Bryan
Goldwaite
Central Texas Area Hospital Council
Miss Bryan
Kyle Hotel
Temple
Houston
Shamrock Hotel
The
Texas Hospital Association
Velma Jean Pokorny
Taylor High School
Texas
Social Security Will Protect More People as Years Pass
James B. Marley of the Austin social security office notes a 1953 rise in retirees under the old-age and survivors insurance system with about 600 000 entering payment status. He cites growing numbers of Americans over age 50 and 65, and urges use of the OASI-30 booklet to estimate future benefits.
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James B. Marley
Austin
Sunday Guests Mention Cameron Women
Barbara Jo and Margaret Young hosted Rosemary Jones Barbara and Louise Johnnson and Annette Russell as Sunday visitors all from Cameron bringing a afternoon gathering with local residents.
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Barbara Jo
Margaret Young
Rosemary Jones
Barbara and
Louise Johnnson
Annette Russell
Cameron
Measure To Allow $15,000,000 Farm Loans Endorsed
The Agriculture Department endorsed a bill to let the Farmers Home Administration lend 15 million dollars of emergency loan funds to farmers in areas not now eligible for credit. K L Scott testified that some regions face serious economic disaster from falling crop prices, creating substantial need for emergency credit beyond current authority.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Farmers Home Administration
K. L. Scott
Agricultural Credit Services
George D. Aiken
R-Vt
Senate Agricultural Committee
Scott
Nocona Leader Honored by Texas Legislature and Chamber
The Texas House unanimously commended Enid Justin for civic and industrial work in Nocona. The Chamber named her Nocona Woman of the Year for organizing the Chisholm Trail Round-Up rodeo where she serves as president. The All-Girl Rodeo is slated for June 4 and 5. Justin heads Nocona Boot Company with national and international sales.
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Justin
Nocona
Addie Mae Kirk Elected State FHA Officer
Addie Mae Kirk, a Milano high school junior, was elected parliamentarian of the Texas Future Homemakers of America. She joined Jo Ann Kirk and Sue Ann Mills representing District IV and Area VIII at the state meeting in Fort Worth April 21-24 and was installed Saturday at Will Rogers Auditorium before 3,000 girls.
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Jo Ann Kirk
Sue Ann Mills
Addie Mae Kirk
Milano
Area VIII
Future Homemakers of America
Fort Worth
Texas Association
Will Rogers Auditorium
Polio Vaccine Trials Approved to Begin Nationwide
A panel of polio experts approved the start of nationwide tests of a new polio vaccine. Inoculations are set to begin Monday in at least 171 communities across 45 states, with more than 600000 children expected to be vaccinated as trials proceed. The decision came after a two day safety review.
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Washington
Vaccination Program Set To Start As Planned
The plan to begin the vaccination program proceeded despite early shipments already sent to numerous states slated to participate. A Sunday decision automatically released the delivered vaccine for use.
Drenching .35 Rain Falls Here Over County
Farmers ranchers and businessmen greeted a dren ching shower of .35 inches in Camerot area early Wednesday with reports of more rain in other parts of the county. High winds accompanied the storm providing temporary relief as planting season nears.
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Camerot
965 Men Included In June Draft Call
Brigadier General Paul L Wakefield state director of Selective Service announced a June draft quota of 965 men, 784 fewer than June 1953. Local boards will receive quotas the last week in April and will not send men for the combined mental and physical examination in June. About 1,000 examinees are planned for May. telegram from Major General Lewis B. Hershey, national director of Selective Service, Texas Selective...
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State Selective Service
Paul L. Wakefield
Selective Service
Thurstrom
Lewis B. Hlershey
Texas Selective
Texas Sees Overcall Restrictions on June Quota
General Wakefield notes the overcall device to ensure quota filling. National HQ grants net calls for extra manpower, with Texas having added up to 20 percent previously to cover postponements and reclassifications. He warns Texas often misses exact quota, and state plans reflect reductions in all services except the Air Force by mid 1954 and 1955.
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General Wakefield
Texas
Wakefield
State Director of Selective Service
Army
Air Force
Paul Bolton Seeks Re-Election to Texas Board
Paul Bolton, KTBC Austin news editor since 1944, announces candidacy for re election to the Texas State Board of Education. He chairs the observance committee for the Texas Centennial and serves on the committee supervising a 2 500 000 renovation program at the state school for the deaf.
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Austin
KTBC
Paul Bolton
Texas State Board of Education
Bolton
State School For the Deaf
News Broadcaster's Schedule and Texas District Map
The article notes daily radio broadcasts at 7 30 am and 1 00 pm and a TV news update at 6 15 pm. It identifies a news correspondent in Austin since 1930 and explains that school board members are elected by congressional districts. The tenth district includes Travis Bastrop Williamson Hays Blanco Burnet Lee Caldwell Burleson and Washington counties.
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Austin
Board of Education
Travis
Bastrop
Williamson
Hays
Blanco
Burnet,Lee
Caldwell
Burleson
Washington
K A Anderson Elected East Texas Chamber President
K A Anderson of Palestine was chosen president of the East Texas Chamber of Commerce at its Beaumont convention held April 22 and 23. He operates in outdoor advertising in Palestine and Greenville and heads the K Way Maintenance Co. He owns KK Way Builders Supply of Fairfield and the Circle K He is Rotary International District 190 governor and holds multiple leadership roles in local regional and state groups.
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K. A. Anderson
Palestine
East Texas Chamber of Commerce
Beaumont
Anderson
Greenville
Kk” Way Builders Supply, Company
Fairfield
Circle K. Hereford
Rotary International
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T. E. Malone
Main Street
Fort Bragg
North Carolina
Eva
Chamberstreet
Marlin
298Th Transportation Light Truck Company
Pfc Malone
Yee High School
Camp Texlake
U. S. Army
Goldthwaite
State
House of Representatives of
Miss Enid Justin
FHA
S. M. LG
Womens Plisse
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