Bank policy urged to protect rural sound banks
The Economic Policy Commission of the American Bankers Association found that over-banking policy caused the 1920–1933 banking crisis. It urged protecting sound rural banks from reoccurrence while considering whether services should come from small banks or branches of larger institutions. Regulators praised by bankers emphasized strengthened supervision and public support.
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New York
Economic Policy Commission
American Bankers Association
Robert V. Fleming
Association
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Themerican Bankers Association
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Bankers to Hold Regional Conferences on Service
Robert V. Fleming president of the American Bankers Association outlines support for the Banking Act of 1935 and calls for public understanding of banking. He describes a series of regional conferences to explain new laws and broaden banker services, including clinics on local issues and public relations efforts.
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Robert V. Fleming
American Bankers Association
Thoroud
Fragmented Banking Debate Cites Prudence and Government Exit
The text discusses conflicts over competition and funding in the industry, noting a push to render banks more independent of traditional lending while acknowledging limits of current banking structures. It argues for highly prudent chartering policies and views the government’s withdrawal from banking as tied to improving normal business conditions.
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Dett Cenit
Infon
Public attitude helps the banks in recovery effort
The American Bankers Association resolutions praise the Banking Act of 1935 for stabilizing banks and enabling focus on normal administration and public welfare. They call the act a feature creating a Supreme Court of Finance through a revised Federal Reserve Board, noting improved confidence and economy.
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American Bankers Association Lnw
Federal Reserve
Supreme Court of Finance
Forward steps in building sound banking and credit system
A resolution stresses the need to retire government from credit activities and urges banks to demonstrate capacity to meet public demand for sound credit. It underscores private banking as best suited to serve diverse credit needs and calls for public understanding of private banking functions.
Accurate record keeping in farming and business
Accurate records are essential to successful management in manufacturing, merchandising, and farming according to the American Bankers Association Agricultural Commission. The commission states that a good business keeps adequate records, highlighting the importance across agricultural and commercial sectors.
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American Bankers Association
Merriken v Meredith in Equity in Caroline County
In Equity No Sash Chy a court order confirms the Auditor's Report in the matter Wilbert L. Merriken assignee versus Anna W Meredith and Alphersa Meredith her husband. The order requires publication in a Caroline county newspaper and a three week wait for objections from January 2, 1936.
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Caroline County
Equity
Wilbert L. Merriken
Anna W. Meredith
Alphersa Meredith
Sash Chy
Carolne
T. Clayton Horsey
Poultry Industries Exposition Set in New York February 4 8
The Poultry Industries Exposition will run February 4 through 8 at Commerce Fall New York in the Port of New York Authority Building. Sponsored by the Northeastern Poultry Producers Council it brings producers distributors and consumers together to showcase equipment supplies and methods for efficient poultry production and disease prevention with lectures and clinics by leading experts.
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New York
N. Y
Commerce
Port of New York Authority
Eighth Avenue
Fifteenth Street
Northeastern Poultry Producer's Council
Ucts
Northeastern Poultry Producer’s Council
Agricultural Colleges
New York City
Commerce Hall
Poultry Industries Exposition
Radio stars and programs highlighted by Rudy Vallee show
Rudy Vallee hosts lavish Thursday radio lineups with guests such as Major Bowes Sigmund Romberg and Vera Van. Lucille Browning from North Carolina appears on Romberg's show while Elsie Hitz and Nick Dawson prepare a NBC serial. Tibbett’s CBS recitals draw listeners, plus Violet Dunn stars in Peggy O Neill. An Earth timekeeper note follows.
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Rudy Vallee
Major Edward Bowes
Sigmund Romberg
Umn Merkel
Joe Cook
Conrad Nagel
Walter Woolf King
Leo Carroll
Vera van
Helen Marshall
George Britton
Martin Bowe
Lucille Browning
Lucille
Elsie Hitz
Nick Dawson
NBC
Adda Rogers St. John
Peggy O'Neill
Violet Dunn
Proposals of E Pluribus Unum by Founding Figures
The text notes that Benjamin Franklin, John Adams, and Thomas Jefferson first proposed the motto E Pluribus Unum as a unifying slogan for the American states on August 10, 1776, during the revolutionary era.
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Benjjamia Vranuklin
John Adams
Thomas Jefferson
Andrew States
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