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Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1933

Page

6

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Six National Banks Granted Reopenings in 10 Days

Washington reported that six national banks with frozen deposits totaling 7.508 million and unrestricted deposits of 125 thousand were approved to reopen during the 10 days ending October 20 1993. J F T O’Connor said reorganizations were approved for 29 more banks in the same period. Among them were First National Bank of Clarksville Texas with frozen assets 275 thousand and unrestricted 16 thousand and Lee County National Bank of Marianna Arkansas with frozen assets 981.4 thousand and unrestricted 985 thousand.

Washington J. FT. O'Connor First National Bank of Clarksville Texas Lee County National Bank of Marianna Ark

Mrs. R. W. E. Hirst Dead in Fort Stockton Texas

Mrs. R. W. E. Hirst died in Texas near Fort Stockton following the birth of her baby. Funeral and burial were held at Stockton with attendance by her shocked mother Mrs. C. E. Christopher and father A. V. Wood. She is survived by her husband, her father, one brother James Wood, and her mother.

W. E. Hirst, Jr C. E. Christopher Fort Stockton Keel Texas Darley Wood Stockton Christopher A.V. Wood James Wood C. BE. Christopher

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