Coolidge Outlines World Policy Golden Rule Safety Net
President Coolidge s Golden Rule address at the Near East Relief dinner in Washington frames U S foreign policy as sharing the burden for world peace and reconstruction It lauds the Golden Rule as guiding principle for nations and urges active American help in humanitarian and financial support while resisting apathy or isolationism The speech, endorsed by many foreign diplomats, links generosity with lasting peace and suggests forgiveness of international debt while promoting free institutions and neighborly cooperation.
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Banks War on Crooks Highlights Rising Crime Costs
A 1921 American Bankers Association briefing details record crime costs totaling over 3.5 billion dollars, with embezzlement, fraud, burglary, forgery, insurance frauds and more. It warns on check handling and endorsing practices to curb losses and urges paying by check to mitigate fraud.
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Bankers' Crime Prevention Network Guarding Deposits
The American Bankers Association and forty eight state bankers associations maintain a system of trained specialists and constant warnings to deter bank crimes. The network is widely accessible to member banks and acts as a proactive shield against robbery.
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American Bankers Association
Devon pageant bowls tied to Armada myth
The Torquay pageant featured bowls claimed to be the same used by Jorake during the Armada sighting, but experts question their authenticity. London Answers notes the tale of Drake’s celebrated Plymouth game lacks contemporary evidence, with first modern mention in a 18th century Britain source and a 1624 Spanish poetic pamphlet.
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Torquay Museum
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Britain
Where Bankers Come From and Their Early Roots
The American Bankers Association Journal reports a survey of 682 senior bank officers in large U S cities. It finds 406 or 60 percent were born in the country or small towns and 427 or about 62 percent had a high school or college education. The study concludes that smaller origins plus education aid banking success.
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American Bankers Association Journal
Christian Experience and Faith in Trials
A devotional note from Christ for India asserts that faith makes the Christian, Mfe proves him, and peace and joy are his possessions. Trials test the believer, but glory crowns him.
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India
Circuit Court confirms sale in equity case No. 3009
In Caroline County equity matter No. 3009 the court orders ratification of the trustee reported sale unless objections are filed by January 24 after publication in Caroline County newspapers for four consecutive weeks by December 22. The report lists total sales as 4019.90 dollars. Clerk Geo. A. Destine records the order.
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Calvert C. Merriken
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