State Bankers Meet At Mitchell Convention Opens
Mitchell May 23 South Dakota Bankers Association will hold its forty second annual convention June 1 2 with registration golf tournament and a dinner featuring speakers Governor Tom Berry publisher Carl W Jones and Preston Reed executive secretary of the Financial Advertisers Association. Sessions cover tax law agricultural credit and banking methods with Friday afternoon election of officers and 1934 convention city.
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T. M. Brisbine
Woonsocket
George A. Starring
Huron
F. D. Greene
L. E. Corey
A. O. Steensland
Lake Andes
Agricultual Credit Administration
Robert Peterson
Centerville
House Banking Committee
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Given
Milbank
I. A. Churchill
W. R. Ronald
Mitchell
L. L. Lillibridge
Burke
South Dakota
American Bankers Association
Tobacco Growers To Boost Acreage
Tobacco growers plan a 20 percent plus acreage rise this year despite export difficulties and surpluses. Secretaries Wallace and the farm act grant new power to reduce tobacco output through processing taxes or incentive plans for future years.
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Roy F. Hendrickson
Associated Press
Washington
Department of Opticulture
Wallace
Influence and Power Shifts in Anglo American Banking
A New York based report by James McMulun outlines Britain's bankers as the steady force in Anglo American finance, with Morgan led banks steering US destiny. It notes securities issued by Morgan totaling nearly three billion over eight years, railroads as major clients, and several foreign bonds under Morgan sponsorship. Details on Pecora, Moley, Johnson, Baruch, and a brief SIDELIGHTS section conclude the overview of power, investigations, and industrial policy dynamics.
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Norris
White House
Muscle Shoals
Bulkley
MrAdoo
Glass
Frederick P. Smith
New York
James McMulun
Morgan
Great Britain
Britain
Roosevelt
America
Economic Conference
United Corporation
Allsgheny
Standard Brands
Johnson
Hugh Johnson
Bernard Baruch
Baruch
George
Peek
Dawes
The Whirligig Senate Battle and Glass's Strategy
Continued from page one a political chess game unfolds as Roosevelt omits a bill from the administration agenda while Glass uses unfinished business to test support. Rumors say the House will kill the measure with Steagall allied to Glass, and Republicans push Democrats to back the party line. The plot includes a private Farley dinner and a tense intra party clash over bank guarantees.
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Lader Robinson
Senate
Roosevelt
Robinson
Glass
House
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Secretary of Agriculture
New Farm Act
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Erie
New York Central
Alleghany
Chesapeake and Ohioa
Missouri Pacific
Cincinnati Union Termit
Kansas City Terminal
Allegheny
Argentina
Australia
Belgium
Italy
Japan
Germany
Pecora
Moléy
Columbia
Jewe
York
Steagall
Woodin
Prof. Moley
Farley
T Montgomery Ward & CO
Rambler Oil
Wwe Container
Bradford Ernde
Croquet
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Om ‘Ward
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Ward
Fitinge Extra
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Iron
Hear Steel
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