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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1934
Page
4
Francis Main Law argues banks fuel government recovery, fund local governments, and protect trust funds while expanding liquidity. He urges a unified, well supervised system, extended federal deposit insurance, and prudent lending to sustain post depression growth. He cautions against unsound loans and reinforces depositors' sacred trust in bank safety.
Rush County Boy Scouts invited to the 8th annual Boy Scout day program at Indiana University September 28-29 with a $75 award. Head football coach Bo McMillin will speak at the assembly and a parade troop review precedes the Indiana University football game. White River Council Alpha Phi Omega and the university co-host the statewide outing drawing about 5 600 attendees.
An editorial notes that summer drops in general business may be offset by residential construction as demand for housing grows. It argues mid price homes are affordable now and future price rises may follow a near normalization of the building sector. Hannegan Fair, August 2.
Greenfield Packing Co. reports the bean pack is finished for now as 100 acres have been harvested. Beans require moderation in temperature and rain to produce more. plants remain green and could yield a quantity later if conditions improve. Breugh has made the pack very short this year.
Mr and Mrs Byron Ball spent Tuesday in Indianapolis. Mr and Mrs H C Pitts of this place and Mr and Mrs James Bell of Charlottesville were guests of Mr and Mrs Maurice Bell in Indianapolis Sunday.
Congressman Finley H. Gray of Indiana will speak on money topics on WLW Cincinnati starting Wednesday August at 8 45 p m CST and 9 45 p m EST. He will continue every Wednesday for six weeks reaching congressional members and the general radio audience.
Reports from across the country indicate mining machinery manufacturers are expanding plants to meet rising demand, suggesting a healthier upturn for the mining sector. In Hannegan air August 2, Malcolm Small and Miss Gladys Millheim of Chicago visited relatives, with other White family members attending a reunion at Matter’s Park near Marion and in Floyd Whites, Jonesboro.
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