Banks as financial department stores promise broad services
A bank describes itself as a modern, well managed institution offering credit protection for deposits and check payment machinery. It invites customers to explore its other facilities and to broaden service use beyond current needs.
Bi-partisan Senate talks on army service extension
A Senate debate over extending draftees and guardsmen service faced a split between an 18 month proposal and a one year compromise. The plan, urged by Warren R. Austin and A. B. Chandler and introduced by Harold R. Burton, aimed to win Republican votes by making the gesture. Senate leader Elbert D. Thomas endorsed the idea noting no real difference in principle between 18 months and a year.
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Hearings on goal prices ordered for Indiana coal firms
Eight Indiana coal producers faced compliance hearings for selling coal below minimum prices. Hearings set by the Bituminous Coal Division include Shoals firms Kieffner Coal Co and Greier and Schlachter Coal Co on Sept 26 27 and 29, plus Shoals operators Harvey Wraley Melvin Foster and Chester Tedrow. Terre Haute cases Moris and Campbell Hymera and McCan- incomplete text.
Local Citizens Form Greater Linton Scout Troop
A public library meeting in Linton organized the Greater Linton Scout troop with Roy Borders as Scoutmaster. Four patrols were formed and leaders named. patrols created calls and yells as part of launching the expanded Boy Scout program in the community. The gathering highlighted scale of U S Scouting with 1 800 000 Scouts and 40 000 adult leaders in the nation.
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Scout Motto and Purpose Emphasized at Community Meeting
Be Prepared motto cited as aim of Scouting with character building and citizenship training under trained leadership. Local meetings train men for adult leadership to expand the program. Next meeting set for 7 30 p m at the local library Tuesday evening August 12. Open invitation to all interested.
Wage Controls May Be Ordered by House Committee
Washington Aug 6 UP Members of the house banking and currency committee indicated a provision limiting wage increases may be written into the administration price control bill. Henderson warned wage rises push the nation toward inflation as payrolls run about 152 percent of normal. Lawmakers prepared to question him on labor cost ratios and the role of labor in any price fixing plan.
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Landlord left $2000 for tenants and other bequests
In Troy New York a landlord renowned for fairness after his death left $2000 to the tenants of his properties. He also gave substantial sums to charitable and educational institutions, signaling generous final acts.
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Railroad Strike Poll Planned Amid Wage Deadlock
Chicago August 6 0 Railway labor brotherhoods prepare a strike poll of 1 160 000 members as federal mediation to restart stalled talks looms. Carriers reject all wage demands. 14 non operating unions press wage increases.
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5 Modern Or Semi-Modern Houses For Rent Or Sale
A compact roundup highlights five contemporary or semi modern homes available for rent or sale. Listings note varied styles, locations, and price ranges, with emphasis on curb appeal, interior layouts, and nearby amenities. Property agents guide buyers and renters through the market.
Labor unions vote for wage hike and possible transport strike
Five operating brotherhoods seek a 30 cent hourly raise for 350000 workers and order strike votes. Neither group fixed a walkout date, leaving a possible transportation stoppage in the distance as Alvanley Johnston chairs the meeting.
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Brotherhood Locomotive Engineers Discuss Ballot Timing
The Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers said balloting among the operating unions would require three or four weeks.
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Aluminum gift drives Omaha man to part with 1909 horseless carriage
In Omaha Nebraska Carl Anderson is called the most aluminum minded defender for giving up his 1909 model horseless carriage which contained about 200 pounds of aluminum in its mass.
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