Crystal Star the Russian Traveler with a New World Name
A man identifies as Crystal Star, a Russian immigrant trading tales during a Los Angeles to Santa Barbara ride. He speaks seven languages, carries many books, and recounts a family tragedy under Cossacks and a harsh revolution that killed his father and inspired his lifelong study.
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Cryst Star
Ventura
Los Angeles
Santa Barbara
Ian
Ala
Crystal Star
Lenin
Tlis
No Good Reason for Pessimism in Banking Outlook
Washington D C There is no good reason for pessimism today though mood remains low we are coming out of it Yr M Law president of the American Bankers Association told the American Institute of Banking convention He praised banking as essential business and urged right management He noted 219 active chapters over 60000 members and 33000 students enrolled praising the institute for teaching sound banking He warned against clinging to change but urged bankers to serve depositors stockholders and society and urged private initiative and hard work as keys to future prosperity
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Mme
Washington, D. C
M. Law
American Bankers Association
American Institute of Banking
Banks Repay R F C Loans Statement
Banks and trust companies by May 31 had repaid 61 percent or 967959624.08 dollars of the 1581857085.08 dollars borrowed from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation since its 1939 establishment, a substantial repayment milestone.
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Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Federal Reserve Finds Banking Improving In Country Districts
The July Federal Reserve Board bulletin reports improved condition of operating banks, especially country banks, with reduced indebtedness to reserve banks and to the Reconstruction Finance Corporation. It notes progress in freeing funds for depositors from closed banks and sustained reductions in member bank debts since early 1932, despite a prior rise during the 1933 crisis.
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Washington, D. C
Federal Reserve Board
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Federal Reserve Banks
Reconstrucion Finance Corporation
Turning Point in Banking History in New York
The American Bankers Association Journal notes June as a turning point in banking recovery. It hails widespread optimism among bankers, driven by bank condition improvements and brighter business prospects. Reorganization after the sixteen month holiday is nearly complete and few banks remain to be reorganized.
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New York
American Bankers Association Journal
Isaue
Social notes from Rosemoyne and nearby communities
Mrs Pearl Griener and a Indiana friend visited Mrs Ebert Brewer and Mrs John Diltz on Thursday. Several families from Youngstown Ohio and Smicksburg area stopped by relatives. Numerous visits, trips to Indiana, Chicago and a horse show, with notes on illness, birthdays, and upcoming meetings.
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Pearl Griener
Indiana
Ebert Brewer
John Diltz
Maple Grove Visitors Scatter Across Towns
A sequence of Sunday and weekday visits links Maple Grove residents to Indiana Penn Run Ambridge Heilwood Babingon Punxsutawney and Robinson. The gatherings include Russel Munshower Wayne Slep py Blanche Wolfs Ford Smith Gladys Emeigh and others with multiple calls on the Conrad Sleppy and related households. World Sunday school membership rose about one million annually over the last four years.
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Russel Munshower
Indiana
W. H. Sleppy
Wayne
Blanche Wolfs
Penn Run
Ford Smith
Gladys
Kenwood
Buddy Jacobs
Conrad Sleppy
Homer Phillips
Ambridge
D.be
Detwiler
Bryce Myers
Heilwood
Robert Adams
Annie E. Bryan
Babingon
Janue Sleppy
Forrest Adams
G. R. Waltemire
Punxsutawney
Willis Emeigh
Porrest Adams
Annie Hrgan
Robert Adam
Albert Brett
Robinson
G. R. Walte Wire
Dick Fair
Warren Petterman
Conrad Sloppy
State income tax urged to cut school burden
Governor analyzes cost of public schools 188 million yearly and argues half funding by state is impossible without reforms. He endorses a graduated state income tax to raise at least 10 million for schools and reduce property taxes, plus consolidating districts and reforming real estate assessment. Local notices follow with community events and visits.
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House of Representatives
State Senate
Spruce Area Weekend Guest and Local Notices
Miss Evelyn Douglass of Cleveland spent the weekend at the Scott Douglass home. Twila Repine of Elizabeth New Jersey has returned home after visiting Spruce. Eugene Biss and Miss Watson of Nantyglo were weekend guests in the Biss home. Pine Flats school reunion drew attendees from this place. Mr. and Mrs. John Bagley and Ruth Smith of Nantyglo visited the Brown home. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bagley and children of Akron were guests here. Mr. and Mrs. Jay Strum of Akron spent the week in the Roy McDonnell home. Mrs. JC. W. Keith and Gertha McAnulty were business callers in Carrolltown. Saturday was clean up day at McDowell cemetery. Catherine McAnulty became seriously ill and was taken home to Commodore. The Troub reunion near Nicktown, postponed to August 26 due to rain. Frank Biss of Dixonville visited his parents. The Progress and Pittsburgh Post-Gazette to R. D. readers, $5.50.
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T. H. Frantz
Maude Wells
Luin Wazelett
Melfasa Schrecengost
Chad Rupp
Rupps ‘Church
Elderton
A. M. van Horn
Blomer City
Bertha Charles
Hamilton
Lawrence Johnston
Ollie Brewer
Maude ‘Wells
Lula Hazelett
King’s Daughters
Smicksburg Lutheran Church
Clay Bsutler
Robert Elkin
R.A. Lichlenfels
Robert Rehn
John Udall
New Jersey
John DeArmin
Brushyyalley Township
Glenn Lichtenfels
Johnstown
Walter Muir
Mt. ‘Tabor
Nora Jean Boyle
Causal Valley
Charles Montgomery
Maryland
John McDowell
Denver
Blaine
Chicago
Century of Progress
Merle Mack
Florence
Eva McDowell
Jack Cowperwaite
June
Rose Miller
Terry
Francis
Ohio
Russel
Marion Marsh
Mt. Tabor
Denver Boyle
James Wakefield
West Wheatfield Township
Indiana
Eugene Biss
Miss Watson
Nantyglo
BR. A
Biss
Pine Flats
John Bagley
Ruth Smith
Nanty-glo
Brown
Harold Bagley
Akron
Jay Strum
Roy McDonnell
JC. W. Keith
Gertha McAnulty
Carrolltown
McDowell Cemetery
Catherine McAnulty
Commodore
Norris Troub
Nicktown
Frank Biss
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F. M. Law
Rosemoyne
Harry Stiver
Youngstown, Ohio
Hia
D. C
J. L. Wella
Weel
Sam Delesso
Beyer
Jericho
Maple Grove
Foods
Capitol
Pennsylvania
Ead
Marchand
Edna Braughter
Marion Center
Lewis Houck
W.C. Brown
Hart Glass
Annie Moot
Caroline Mottarn
Jake, Mottarn
Clyde Kelley
McKeesport
Kittanning
Ladies Aid Society of the Pine Church
Mohney
G. Eb, Neal
Home, S
John Warner
Plumyile
Covode
Old Academy
Walter Simpson
Oak Tree
Abe Pierce
Emma Brown
Charles Elliott
Mahoning Camp
Lee Wingert
Detroit
Mich
Ida Wingert
Potter County
C. M. Wingert
Luther Lowe
du Boils
Spruce
Evelyn Douglass
Cleveland
Scott Douglass
Twila Repine
Elizabeth
N. J
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Progress and
Pittsburgh Post- Gazette
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Indiana Lumber & Supply Co. Lumber
Bell Telephone Company OF Pennsylvania
Indiana Progress
Indiana Progress Indiana, Penna
MECHA
Popular Mechanics
E. Gutarie
Chicege
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