Recapitulation of bank resources and capital accounts
Recapitulation shows resources totaling $3,070,403.09 with assets and liabilities summarized for Hempstead County bank. Spragins as cashier swears the figures true on January 7, 1943 before J. W. Ridgdill Notary Public. Directors N. T. Fewell Albert Graves R. M. Lagrone certify correctness. maximum insurance per depositor noted under Federal Reserve System membership.
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Ace of
Arkansas
County of Hempstead
Ss. c
Spragins
J. W. Ridgdill
Notary Public Commission
C. €. Spragins
N. T. Fewell
Albert Graves
R. M. Lagrone
Life of a Nation Depends on Aerial Transports
Chungkug Jan article chronicles perilous Burma China air routes used by Allied forces. Describes pilots climbing above mountains, flying through monsoon fog, and the critical role of U S transport planes in sustaining China and the Allied supply line. Notes need for 100 more transports to boost effectiveness and morale.
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DE Witt
Kenzie Chungkug
India
Burad
Trountain
Mikado
China
United Nations
Burma
Uncle Sam
States
Conservation Practices Boost Food-for-Freedom Efforts
Riley Lewallen, supervisor of the Terre Rouge-Boolcan District, pledges district support to the Farm Mobilization Day andFood-for-Freedom drive on January 12. He urges greater use of soil and water conservation to increase yields and reallocate land to war-needed crops.
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Riley Lewallen
Terre Rouge-Boolcan
United States
Lewallen
Rotary Club Plans 25th Hope Dinner Night
The Hope Rotary Club marks its 25th anniversary with a combined 25th birthday party and Ladies Night dinner at Hotel Barlow on Wednesday night February 10. President Bill Wray announced committees and a future speaker. Rev Paul Gaston of Gospel Tabernacle spoke on The Prince of Peace, critiquing pursuit of money and politics as routes to happiness. Sergeant Joe Wray, brother of the president, attended and is stationed in Pensacola Florida.
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Hope Rotary Club
Hotel Barlow
Bill Wray
Paul Gaston
The
Gospel Tabernacle
Guy E. Basye
Joe Wray
Pensacola
Fla
Believes FDR's Social Security Plan Fails To Rally War-Era Unity
In remarks following last November's elections, informed legislators say Mrs. Roosevelt leans toward conservative counsel. FDR urged a broader social security system while no specific postwar program or timing was set. Senator Wagner plans proposals on postwar employment and social security to spark congressional action.
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Roosevelt
Washington State
Rep
Holmes
Wagner
Senate
McNary
Oregon
Senator Barkley
Kentucky
House
Land Means
Market Report from St Louis Livestock Sales
National Stockyards report shows hog prices up to 25 higher for lighter weights and heavier weights trading slower. Cattle and calves steady with some declines in medium steers and mixed yearlings. vealers up 25. Sheep receipts 1,200, market steady with good native lambs to packers and medium to good priced lambs.
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Louis Livestock National Stockyards
Chicago
Benna
So Your Husband's HE for H Am Gone to War
A 1942 article urges civilian defense volunteering and night work for women to support the war effort. It outlines roles from ARP wardens, USO desk duties, Red Cross training, nurses aides, and nursery work, stressing practical service, safety, and keeping pace with frontline needs while enabling husbands to serve.
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Ethel Gorham
AP Features
A.R.P
R.A.F
U.S.O
O.C.D
Red Cross
Arty
Home Service of the Red
A.W.V.S
American Women's Voluntary Service
Aursery School
FDR Endorses Pay As You Go Tax Plan With Caution
President Roosevelt approves a pay as you go tax concept while noting a real problem with the system. The discussion centers on whether current taxes can be forgiven or moved to future years to ease the burden.
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FDR
Washington
Roosevelt
Treasury
Poekset
Report of Condition of the First National Bank 1942 Annual Statement
The report outlines the bank's assets and liabilities as of December 31 1942 including loans and discounts government obligations stocks cash and reserves real estate owned and other assets Total assets and total liabilities plus capital accounts. It lists deposits by category and the capital accounts with common stock undivided profits and reserves totaling 2 210 792 40. A memorandum notes pledged assets and secured liabilities under regulatory requirements.
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Ind
United States
Federal Reserve Bank
Tata
CCC
U. S. Government
Cash
Bank Officers and Directors Listed in Federal Reserve System
The document lists officers and directors including Lloyd Spencer as President W Kendall Lemley as Vice President N P Oneal S D McMath as Cashier E P Stewart Roy Stephenson and Jas Rh Henry as Directors It notes a $6 000 00 maximum insurance for Bach and mentions a repository as a member of the Federal Reserve System.
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Federal Reserve System
Lloyd Spencer
W. Kendall Lemley
N. P. Oneal S.D McMath
E. P. Stewart Roy Stephenson
JAS. Rh. Henry
Directore
Bach
Production Board authorizes 400 more semi-trailer tanks
The Production Board authorized manufacturing 400 additional semi-trailer petroleum tanks to ease national transportation shortages, joining 300 already approved to be completed by January 31. Each tank will hold at least 4,000 gallons and is expected to replace 11 railroad cars on short hauls. New Hampshire authorities cite rubber savings and rationing as part of national efforts.
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Washington
Jun
Way Production Board
WER
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State of
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U.S
Rotary Club
Harry Waghiver
Market Report
Roar
Helen Hokinson
Medical and Surgical Relief Committee of America
Army
Navy
New York
Jan
Tce Rubber
Lee Rubber
Sly
Dee
Tlons
Alfred Nabe
Bob Elmore
Hope, Ark
Hope Star
Reserve Distriet No. 8
First National Bank
of Hope
Ison
Eee
Memoranda
Trenicell Ves
State of Arkansas
Ss.t
Syd McMath
Genie Chamberlain
P. O'Neal
New Hampshire
Vatet Ett
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