Reduction Of Interest On Savings Bank Accounts Penalizes Thrift
Babson Park Mass June 23 Savings depositors face further cuts as in some states interest on savings accounts falls to 1 percent or nothing for small balances. Cost to depositors may reach hundreds of millions. Banks face scarce safe lending options and tax and labor policy curb new business, slowing investments and deposits while pressuring thrift and causing broader economic strain.
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Babson
Babson Park
Mass
Eectna
Ini
Sivinenes
Congress
Wate
Tex
Batik
Memorial urged to mark Governor George Clinton birthday
Senator Desmond urged mayors across New York to celebrate the 200th anniversary of George Clinton birth, urging July 26 as Governor George Clinton Day and seeking a commemorative stamp and World’s Fair recognition. He cited Clinton’s long public service and titled him “Father of New York State.”
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New York State
George Clinton
Ate
Thomas C. Desmond
Orange County
William A. Bluephy
Desmond
Uesorge Citmton
Father
Clinton
Jie
United States
New York
Comtonental Congress
Otter
Seater Desmond
James A. Parley
Grover A. Whalen
Summer vacation jobs for teachers and unemployment concern
A letter urges that temporary, small jobs be offered to unemployed people during summer breaks to allow travel and study. It condemns dual part time jobs for teachers, arguing they should focus on regular duties. The writer calls boards to place openings with the unemployed rather than create conflicts.
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Usta
U S Civil Service Exams Announced for Various Posts
The United States Civil Service Commission announced open competitive examinations for several positions in the Department of Agriculture Bureau of Agricultural Economics. Associate warehouse examiner earns 5200 a year, assistant 2500, and junior 2000. Applicants must meet age limits and file by July 17 at the Commission's office in Washington D C or Irvington post office.
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United States Civil Service Commission
Department of Agriculture
Commission
Washington, D.C
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
HB. Morris
U.S. Civil Service Board of Examiner
Irvington
Conservation group sponsors nature trail project
A conservation group promotes a nature trail along a watershed area near Worcester. Plans call for marked routes, educational panels, and community participation to protect wetlands and support local wildlife. The effort includes collaboration with local councils and volunteers to complete the route.
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Conservation Group
St Barnabas Fair Voted A Success By Parishioners
The St Barnabas fair drew hundreds of parishioners and friends for a daytime and afternoon celebration marking the church founding anniversary. The lawn events featured supper, booths, games, a palmistry expert, and donations from members and neighbors.
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ST. Barnabas Fair
Barnabas
Saua
Arly
Sa ‘Bond
Otters
Saines
Abil
Lampe
Heoains
New York
Tarrytown Hose Company Trip To Coney Island
The Rie2e side Hose Company of Tarrytown will join Highland Hose Company of Divack for a Wednesday excursion on June 2. The group departs 2 p.m. from Main Street dock, Tamstokows, aboard the City of Keansburg and travels to Coney Island for seaside sights including the Statue of Liberty light show and New York landmarks.
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Rie2eside Hose Company
Tareytown
Highland Hose ‘Company
Ofdivack
Fremen
Tamsptows
Keansburg
Coney Island
Cozy Island
Sal
Libets
New York
Jang
New York State Exhibit on Wood Flooring Trends
A New York inland exhibit titled A Symphony in Wood highlights a shift in rural building trends for the 1938 to 1989 period. The display contrasts wood usage with a decline in wood traffic death rates and notes a suspended wall of lapping, wavy curtains of wood across communities. The exhibit suggests New York has the highest testis in a rural context.
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New Yorke
York
New York
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