Bank reflections on lending and economic health
A discussion by Francis H. Sisson of the American Bankers Association argues that banking mirrors local economic conditions. Loan volumes, note quality, and default rates reveal regional health or decline, tied to production, farming, and industry. banks reflect and influence community fortunes across a national pattern.
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Ghoumbidwcod
Francis H. Sisson
Aimerican Bankers Assoglation
Piye
Forum Masizine
Sturlig
Boaldes
Parka
Bogncisg
Banka v
Bank rebuilder sales policy described in garbled text
The readable fragments suggest a Banking topic involving a rebuilder or investor, with references to 40 000 and investment tones. The exact entities, places, dates, and outcomes are unclear due to OCR errors.
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Laure
Prestige of Business Speed in Chicago Declares Banker
Dr Harold Stonler, National Educational Director of the American Bankers Association, told the American Institute of Banking that bank failures mirror broader business declines, not cause them. He noted the U S has many banks over 100 years old and over 60 years, asserting the American banking system remains sound despite dramatic business expansion.
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Chicago
Harold Stonler
American Bankera Association
American Institute of Banklog
Government Bankers and Farm Credit Agency Restructuring
A Columbia economist notes the U.S. government controls fifty-two financing institutions with about 2 billion dollars in government investment and over 3 billion in resources. He urges careful surveys before consolidating agricultural credit agencies into the Farm Credit Administration and proposes broader federal charters or separate lending bodies to avoid political entanglements.
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Merica
John Hanne
Columbia University
American Bankera Association Journal
Saamantt
United
Federal Reserve Banks
Reconstruction Findnce Corporation
Atoak
New
Farm Credit Administration
Hanna
Gregie & Muance Corporation
Althar
Agriculure Snoleg
Govarn Mart
All Ite
Dayerely
New York Trumbull Lights of Two Stage Figures
A garbled article describes actor Nat Goddwin and associates, noting his wife Bessie Lasky, painter, and various theater figures. It mentions a bungalow home with iron bars on a rear bedroom to quiet night work, and anecdotes about masks, masks of Groucho Marx, and interest in antiques and Greta Garbo. Details are inconsistent and largely anecdotal.
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Renteit
Hla
Thoir
Ren Satate
Thay
Ernest Lawford
Henry Irving
Nat Goddwin
Sir Henry
Nit Goodwine
Jenva L. Lasky
Moving Picture Fame
Bessie Lasky
New York
Paria
London
Newark Museum
Mojave Desort
Efre
Lasky
Jesse Lasky, Jr
Lisle Scheffler Payna
Deen Tranimn P. Adams
Rosamond Pinchot
Gene Anders
Francia Lederer
Waler Lippiman
Keleda Ineacourt
Dorothy Stickney
Mrp
Adrian Iselin
Groucho Marx
Groucho
Reinald Worrenrath
Mr. Werrenroth
Tim
Greta Garbo
Doll Syndicate
WNU Bervica
Blood Pressure Is Not Now Held Death Sentence Lonngi
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss a patient or subject with blood pressure concerns. The text mentions not worrying, continuing life beyond ten years, and references ideas of living, walking, and sustaining health. Includes garbled phrases and a likely personal name in a collage of medical and life themes.
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Suiterera
Phyaletun
Thomas Lewis
Rise in Counterfeiting Warned by Secret Service
Washington reports a wave of counterfeiting driven by unemployment and hardship. Chief W H Moran notes arrests and seizures. 2000+ charged, $540,033 in notes seized, 24,216 altered notes, 40,778 counterfeit coins. Secret Service warns press with detailed detection methods and warning circulars.
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Washington
United States
W. H. Moran
Moran
Possera
Morne
Secret Service
Antelopes Threaten Nebraska Crops Spark Farm Protests
In Kimball and Cheyenne counties farmers urge action against wild antelope herds that are consuming hay and crops. One farmer submitted a bill for 180 dollars in damages. Antelopes are thick in Scotts Bluff County with an estimated 250 roaming, protected by the state and prompting roundups and relocation talks near Gering.
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Nebraska
Aldney
Nab
Kimball
Cheyenne
Gering
Scottsblut County
Uta
Atatp
Church to Exhibit Crucifixion Cont Trier Treasures
In Trier Germany a rare crucifixion relic from ancient Christian times will be exhibited July 2 to September 8 in the Trier cathedral treasure chamber. The piece, believed to be over a thousand years old, was supposedly brought by Saint Helena to Trier and has since been part of church lore.
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Trier
Germany
Trasis
Trier -Cathedral
Thiu
St’ Aetena
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Taiborrow
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Joe Amdahl
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P. J.mccarty
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