Pennsylvania banks loaned $146 million to farmers in 1956
Norman Pusey, chairman of the Pennsylvania Bankers Association committee on Agriculture, reports that Pennsylvania banks supplied 146 million dollars in farm loans during 1956, 2.3 times more than all other agencies combined. On January 1, 1957, banks held 146,029,000 in farm loans, with Federal and state agencies, insurance firms, and Production Credit Associations following in lending ranks.
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Pennsylvinia
Norman
Pusey
Pennsylvania Bankers Association Committee On Agriculture
National Bank of Avondale
Pennsylvania
Federal
Ans
Farmers Home
Iowa
Pennsylvania Bank
Commodity Credit Corporation
Pennnsylvania State University
Washington, D. C
Cowboy Wood Sculptor Is Considered Extraordinary
Reno dispatch sketches Quest Tsu nickname Smokey Joe as a celebrated Navajo silver smith carved by Frank Polk. The life-like wooden Indian, famed as the "Charley Russell" of Western sculpture, can move arms and head, attracting shoppers and loyal friends in Nevada.
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Reno
Nev
Quest Tsu
Queet TH
Smokey Joe
Jim
Frank Polkwood
Nick Dickson
Pulse Charl
Levis
Nick
Smokey
Reno Jowelman
Polk Smokey
Amtee Cowboy
Nevada
Charley Russell
John Barleycorn
New York
West
Frank
Prescott
Arkz
ABC
Nevieke
Hollywood
Sara Muncy
George Mitchell
Llgsteator
Relaxation And Fun Keynote To Happy Vacation Here
An employer and employee differ on vacation aims with rest and relaxation favored by bosses, while workers seek fun and activity. The piece notes some people return tired from two weeks off, and cites Wood carving artist Polk who found success after war, aided by Nevada patrons. FP brand carvings often feature two or more figures priced at 350 dollars or more. Jackson markets top Western artwork with master carvers and silversmiths.
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Polk
Mirahell
Reno
Frank
Jackson
Restful summer vacation tips for health and well being
Advice emphasizes a restful vacation from late summer into fall. Avoid long cross country driving and sightseeing marathons. Take leisurely trips, visit historical sites, rest the mind with books, and protect eyes with sunglasses. Nap when tired, avoid strenuous activity, ease into walking, and use sun protection to prevent sunburn. Keep vacations focused on rest and relaxation.
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United States
le Kong
Memo to the Consumer highlights oil supplies and prices
Robert L. Wood, president of the Independent Petro Team Association of America, argues in his column that abundant domestic oil production has kept prices low. He cites U.S. capacity around 10.15 million barrels daily, up from under 6 million in 1998, a 70 percent rise in a decade, and notes real price gains have lagged inflation while wages rose. He warns of large undiscovered reserves and urges confidence in steady supply and reasonable prices.
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Tulsa
UERL
U.S
Robert L. Wood
Petro Team Association of America
Perolelim
Menphis Wood
Wood
U. S
TPAA
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