Straight Talks With Aunt Emmy About Bond Scams
Helen confides in Aunt Emmy about unsolicited bond pitches after buying a $500 electric company bond. Aunt Emmy cites a magazine checklist of due diligence questions for salesmen and advises banker checks to avoid becoming a sucker on a broker’s mailing list.
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Emmy
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Bankers aid students at Georgia State College of Agriculture
Seventeen students receive education aid through the State Bankers Association. In 1923 the association boosted dues to fund higher education for boys and girls in club work. A $1,000 contribution created the Ex-President's Fund to loan to needy students, growing to 7,153 dollars with prior help for fifty students, totaling sixty seven aided to date.
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