Inside Reform Banks Embrace Self Help For Stability
A report by the American Bankers Association urges banks to fix internal management to improve stability. It highlights the Bank Management Commission and regional clearing houses as key vehicles for spreading best practices and professional contact among executives nationwide. The American Institute of Banking section is also cited for its role in promoting improved banking governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bankers of
America
Economic Policy Commission
American Bankers Association
Bank Management Commission
Association
American Institute of Banking
Banking Institute Expands Reach Across Cities
The New York city chapter educates almost 6,000 students with practical experience, while other cities host thousand-strong programs and 50 study groups nationwide. Total membership reaches 73,000, with over 52,000 bank staff enrolled. A new bank management textbook aims to strengthen the field and reduce bank failures through better management. The report notes banks largely survived economic hardships due to improved management, urging continued promotion of best practices nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ters
New York City
Institute
Soviet farm machine plant fails to excite interest in Russia
Press comment by Henry Wales for the Chicago Tribune surveys the Selmashstroy plant in Soviet Russia. It notes massive payrolls and costly imported machinery yet operating at a loss with little profit motive felt beyond the government. The piece contrasts Russian and American factory practices, citing inefficiencies, large office staffs, numerous accidents, and high unit costs for state farm machinery. It argues success requires long-term effort and genuine personal interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen’ American
Russia
Henry Wales
Chicago Tribune
Wales
Selmashstrol
America
Felmashstrol
United States
Selmashstroi
Millions for defense not for tribute in racketeer era
Sioux City Journal recalls the phrase in history and warns that modern underworld racketeers extract tribute from businesses across U S cities. Protection money costs rise for merchants and is passed to consumers as taxes and production expenses, echoing past public outrage at bandits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Sioux City Journal
United States
Capper aims to curb Board of Trade powers in wheat price bid
Washington reports Senator Capper of Kansas plans to reintroduce legislation to grant the agriculture secretary greater control over the Chicago Board of Trade. The move follows a prior bill dying in committee, with Capper likening the board to a witch causing low prices in wheat and other commodities. The piece questions how to remove the market’s bottlenecks without eliminating professional buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City Tribune
Washington
Arthur Capper
Kansas
Secretary of Agriculture
Chicago Board of Trade
Senator Capper
Chicago Tribune
Board of Trade
Illinois? South Dakota youth attend Pierre C L convention
Rosie Wipf describes her district's journey as a delegate to the state C L convention in Pierre. She recalls leaving at 5 am, touring through towns, arriving at the capitol, meeting delegates, and attending sessions, including speeches by Doane Robinson and M. Guhin, plus an Indian-school visit and a banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosie Wipf
Iowa Township
C. Lemember
Pierre
C. L
Eldon Buckley
Margaret Hinds
Huron
Couse
Marvin Hughitt
Nellie M. Brusso
North America
South Dakota
Capitol
State Capitol
General Beadle
House of Representatives
D. C. Mills
Jane Norman
Capitol Steps
Locke Hotel
Verendrye Brothers
Robinson
Doane Robinson
Ft. Pierre
Missouri
Tone Larson
Brown County
Beadle County
Anita Kunze
Alaska
Guhin
MM. M. Guhin
South Dakota Y. C.L
Q. K. Whitney
Gat Cavernoy
Maxine Sutter Praises Girl Reserve Cink Membership
Maxine Sutter of Hitchcock club hails the honor of being a Girl Reserve member. She notes the goal oriented code and slogan, values true friendship, and the growth of body, mind and spirit through the Girl Reserve and YWCA triangle. She says global ties bind members with shared aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mime Sutter
Hitchcock Club
Girl Reserve
Girl Reserves
Troop 2 Scouts Ready for Frankfort Camporee
The Orion and Leo patrols of Troop 2 will attend the Frankfort camporee on Monday June 8 near Frankfort on the James River. Howard Sailor leads Orion in seven events while Melvin Costain departs for Chicago to work for Cable Piano and piano tuning.
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Frankfort
Orion
Orions
Chicago
Cable Piano Company
William Tredway
Melvin
Lea Patrol
Grant Pasch
George Georgiades
AML
D A R Presents Flag To La Ko Tah Scouts
D A R members handed a large silk American flag to La Ko Tah Girl Scouts through Huron chapter leader Mrs G C Fullinweider at a weekly meeting reported by Marjorie Hill. Four new girls Nadine Bennet Dorothy Nicodemus Betty Wright and Fern Hollister joined, forming the first patrol and starting Tenderfoot tests as others pursuit Second class and First class badges in signalling under Mrs John Bangerter. Golden Eaglet plans covered athletic merit badge tests while games and closing exercises followed. Meeting adjourned with next gathering set for Thursday at 7 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Ko Tah
LaKoTah
G. C. Fullinweider
Huron
Marjorie Hill
D. A
Waubay
Nadine Bennet
Dorothy Nicodemus
Betty Wright
Fern Hollister
John Bangerter
Liewisnant
Sweet
Tpmo
Tursdar
Scouts Pass First Class Cooking Tests in Iroquoia Troop
Iroquoia Boy Scouts held an outdoor meeting last week to test archery and compass navigation as part of finishing first class cooking requirements. Bud Bolan Lou Gathman Daniel Gross Russell Laposky Gamis Doner Roger Ohlsen William Theophilus Donald Walter and Charles joined in. Roger Meyer Benedict Keating excelled in second class cooking tests. Benedict is new to the troop. Charles Armin and Russell Stoner serve as official buglers for Troop 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iroquoia Boy
Bud Bolan
Lou Gathman
Daniel Gross
Russell Laposky
Gamis Doner
Roger Ohlsen
William Theophilus
Donald Walter
Charles
Roger Meyer
Benedict Keating
Benedict
Charles Armin
Russell Stoner
Walnut tree planted in capital for George Washington birthday
A narrative recounts a trip from the national capital to a state campus where a walnut tree was planted honoring George Washington. The account mentions official receptions, handshakes with state officials, and a celebratory trip with delegates, culminating in a return home around 8 PM and a $30 allowance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington
Mia Brusso
Pierre
Gins
Kleinsaser
Twenty Years Ago in Huron College Commencement Week Opens
Twenty years ago in Huron the thirteenth annual commencement week at Huron college begins with a baccalaureate sermon by President French. A graduates recital featuring Ruth Pinch, Mrs Eckles, and Miss Dickey opens tonight for the college School of Music and Dramatic Art. Local residents arrive or travel for events and visits as the week unfolds with various social and academic activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron College
French
Colege
Ruth Pinch
Eckles
Dickey
Sheol of Music and Dramatic Art
J. & Perriton
Ashton
S. C
A. L. Kinkead
Aberdeen
C. N. Hail
Sioux Falls
John Powers
Hot Springs
Frank Dowles
Wisconsin
S. S. Meigs of
Highmore
T. H. Durfee
Points North
George van Camp
R. B. Phelps
Little Son
Kethryn Adams
Beloit
Qu I College
Hyde County Boys Organize 4-H Club
Hyde County forms a new 4-H club with Lloyd Elfvink as president Alfred Cermak as vice president William Ondricek as secretary Arthur Cermak as reporter Charter members include Lloyd Elfvink William Ondricek Alfred Cermak Arthur Cermak Dennis Ondrcek Lysle Elfrink Richard Pundsack Kenneth Pundsack Melane Pundsack Leonard McGough and Maroid McGough Pigs weigh in at Elfrink home with Earl Elfrink recording weights Two pigs wandered off during meetings causing a half mile separation Four visitors Alia Elfrink Esther McGough Maxine McGough Mildred Mofiough attend the event The next meeting is May 31 at the Gadricek home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Elfvink
Hyde County
Alfred Cermak
William Ondricek
Arthur Cermak
Gab
Dennis Ondricek
Lysle Elfrink
Richard Pundsack
Kenneth Pundsack
Melane Pundsack
Leonard McGough
Maroid McGough
Pork Project
Elfrink
H. H. DeLong
New Features Planned for Girls Camp at Camp Wilson
Reservations for the Gil Reserve camp at Camp Wilson Lake Byron are due by June 1 at the W. C. A. in Huron with a $2 payment and balance on admission. Miss Carrie Reynolds announces rapid signups and urges applications to ensure a team. Ms Michio Terada the Japanese student at Huron College, will be a counselor, enhancing pageants and campfire programs supervised by Mrs George Keiffer. A health statement from a family physician is required for each attendee to confirm fitness and prevent communicable disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gil Reserve
Camp Wilson
Lake Byron
Michio Terada
Huron College
George Keiffer
Wolsey Girl Scouts Honor Scout Leader on First Anniversary
The Wolsey Boy Scout troop joined the Wolsey Girl Scouts Tuesday for a celebration of Scouting's first year. They hiked to Langbehns grove for games and shared a picnic lunch of sandwiches cake and lemonade at 30. Honnie Claire Nelson presented Mrs Belle Mikkelson a token of appreciation for her work as troop lieutenant as she prepares to move to Orland MD. The party ended with a plunge at the pool. Burdette Laon reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolsey
Langbehns Grove
Honnie Claire Nelson
Belle Mikkelson
Piano Recital At Forestburg By Harold Howe Pupils
Forestburg May 23 Special piano recital given by pupils of Harold B Howe in the Presbyterian church Sunday May 3 following church services. Children perform a varied program including dances and scales with pieces such as The Happy Farmer See Saw and The Rabbit Revels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forestburg
Elaine Bur
Happy Farmer
Hanging Gardens
Mary Jane Wilkens
Marjorie Daw
Fayr
Mark
Raymond Jin
Maasle Dar Y
Raymond Judy
Willard Briggs
Shirley Talley
Shirley Taliey
Mr. Howe
Faye Fartiout
Mortgage Foreclosure Sale Noted in Beadle County
Notice details a mortgage default leading to foreclosure on the Southeast Quarter of Section Six, Township 112 North Range 63 West. The Northwest Mutual Life Insurance Company, Milwaukee, seeks sale of the property at public auction in Huron, Beadle County, South Dakota, on June 2, 1981, to cover principal interest and costs.
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A. D
Chris Christopherson
Wolsey
Beadlecount
Dakoia
Beadle County
South Dakota
Baol
Sie Finn Ae
City of
Huron
Berdle
Dakota
Sherdle
South Dakot
de Northwesterm Mill
Life Insurance Company Corperation
Wisconsin
R. Huntley
Beadle Casino
Percy FP
Loucks
Altorne
Vne Mortgagee
Watertow South Dako
Notice of Mortgage Foreclosure Beadle County 1931
The Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company forecloses on a mortgage dated May 1925 to Chris Christopherson for property in Beadle County South Dakota. Tax debts paid. balance due 12136.26. Public auction at the Beadle County Courthouse Huron on June 2 1931 at 10:00 AM. Sheriff Don R. Huntley authorized. Attorney Perry F. Loucks.
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Camp Mitchell
Joe Siwg
Huron
South Dakota
Northwestern
Mutust Lite Insurance Company
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Don R. Huntley
Beadle County
Perry F. Loucks
Waterlawn
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Member
Audit Bureau of Diretlailon
Meither
Ag & Forum
Ths
Lusk Mitchell Newspapers, Inc
Dakot
Hazel Christoffersen
Maxine Sutter
Reserve Cink
Yau Fe
Hyde County Boys
Seu-Saw
Elain Larsen
May Bird
Mortgagor
Northwestern Mutual ‘Life Insurance Company
Mortgegee
Register of Deeds
Mmortgagor
Sail J
Tadvic
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