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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1925

Page

5

The Federal Reserve A National Problem

William E. Knox argues the Federal Reserve System is essential yet controversial. The Economic Policy Commission of the American Bankers Association studies reforms to preserve the system while adapting to current conditions for stable public finance.

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The Mint's Sidelines and Commemorative Coins

The United States mints produce medals beyond coins including those for presidents treasury officials and military leaders. Congress authorized 40 000 medals for the Norse immigrant ship Restorations arrival and Minnesota centennial next summer while other commemoratives mark revolutionary battles and state events. Secretary Mellon opposed such coins due to costs and confusion, yet Congress allowed sale at a premium to fund events. The Monroe coin was largely unsold with most melted.

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Brief News Notes on Gas Costs and Transit

Sixty years ago housewives found gas service cheap at six to nine dollars per thousand cubic feet. Today Americans spend more for soda water or gum than for gas. An average trolley car seats 40, and automobiles carry about two. Relieving congestion, riding trolleys is suggested. Electric railways bought 4002 new cars and locomotives in 1924 and over 1000 buses. A device dusts chickens with insect powder automatically as they step on a trap door. Public utility investments include 38 million dollars in life insurance securities, with New York Life owning 20 million and Metropolitan Life 18 million. Pennsylvania Public Service Information Committee.

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Utility workers to be honored by Philadelphia firm

Medals and certificates will be awarded to employees who prioritize safety while maintaining gas electric and other public utility service. The announcement comes from United Gas Improvement Company of Philadelphia and is supported by the Pennsylvania Public Service Information Committee.

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Bodine Meritorious Service Award Named After Company President

The honors will be known as the Samuel T Bodine Meritorious Service Award named for the company president. A distinctive feature requires that the service medal be earned for act of service beyond mere saving or risking life. the feature is that the service must be present.

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Pennsylvania Railroad Stockholders Reach Record Total

The Pennsylvania Railroad reports 14 787 stockholders, the most in its history, per the Public Service Information Committee. Over five years the count rose 80 000 or 25 percent, and in fifteen years stockholders tripled. The average holding is 68.02 shares now, vs 136.81 fifteen years ago, with women owning 2.03 percent of total shares. The holder base includes banks, businesses, and workers.

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Pennsylvania Second in Gas Consumption Says Official

BE. J. Stephany, secretary of the Pennsylvania Natural Gas Men’s Revocation, notes Pennsylvania ranks second to Oklahoma in national gas consumption. Most demand centers in the Pittsburgh district, with West Virginia nearby supplying much of the region’s gas. The Pennsylvania Public Service Information Committee comments on regional production.

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