National Bank Announces Christmas Money New Coins
The National Bank pledges currency in all denominations and cheerful service to meet the needs of patrons and friends during Christmas.
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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1938
Page
6
The National Bank pledges currency in all denominations and cheerful service to meet the needs of patrons and friends during Christmas.
A woman posing as Bess Carney attempted to rob a Bourbonnais bank claiming a gun and nitroglycerin were ready. The plan collapsed after Neal cashed a draft. the gun in her pocket proved to be a curling iron. Local residents and visitors were noted in brief after the incident.
Indianapolis reports the state budget at 80 million for the last two years of government, with expectations it will rise further. The budget committee aims to trim 2 million from 3 million in institutional building requests as social security and welfare costs grow and a new tuberculosis hospital opens in New Albany. A new salary schedule also adds to operating costs across state institutions.
The House Rules Committee fight continues after John J. O Connor s defeat as pro Roosevelt leader Adolph J Sabath of Illinois is positioned to chair the panel. With Greenwood and other anti New Deal members ousted only half the Democratic vacancies may shift to pro New Deal partisans, leaving administration control uncertain. Sabath s long service and strong backing keep him central to the committee s future balance amid Republican pressure and new House members in 1938.
A satirical recap lampoons a Boston judge ruling on spousal apparel as well as cotton surplus disposal and a distant echo of Mussolini and the WPA. It mocks Roosevelt urging pay as you go for defense costs and questions wartime lending to the Allies.
Seven young economists from Harvard and Tufts publish a program to revive the capitalist system through a sustained government investment drive. It urges massive housing, recreation, transport, resource conservation, and social programs financed by taxes and long term borrowing while preserving private ownership.
Margaret Devereaux outlines seven conversational faults that dull male attention including hijacking topics, insisting on last words, boasting, lecturing, long winded monologues, egoism, and turning talks into a one person show. She spoke in Cleveland on the Art of Conversation.
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