Bank Offers Partial Financing to Aid Trade
A bank suggests partial financing options to support trade activities and facilitate transactions. The offer aims to ease liquidity and improve merchant access to capital for ongoing business operations.
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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1946
Page
6
A bank suggests partial financing options to support trade activities and facilitate transactions. The offer aims to ease liquidity and improve merchant access to capital for ongoing business operations.
A Linton Daily Citizen recap notes a White River fishing trip near Sandborn with Horace Humphreys Andy Humphreys Seph Inman Bill Pershing Rudy Kramer and OJ Froeschke catching a three ounce blue girl. Also a W S B club roast at Bloomfield Old wooden bridge and Rev A R Fledderjohan injured then killed in Ohio wrecks.
Prof. Edward E. Edwards of Indiana University Bloomington will join the National Bureau of Economic Research urban real estate financing project in New York as part of a program begun in 1937 marking its 25th anniversary. He will return to IU business school in September. Edwards, son of Mrs. Lewis B. Edwards of Bloomfield, is a Bloomfield High School graduate and recently rejoined the university faculty after Army service.
Linton Cub Pack will meet at 7:00 PM Tuesday in the public library. Cub master Earl T. Aikin announced the gathering and asked parents to attend with baseball and garden reports ready for presentation.
The University of Colorado School of Medicine has been selected by the Veterans Administration as a top national training site for psychiatrists, announced by Deputy VA Administrator Creighton E. Hays.
The United Nations Security Council receives a US sponsored plan to avoid a full Spain break, backed by Poland China Brazil and France and possibly Britain. Soviet objections push for immediate actions against Franco while assembly in September weighs severing relations if Franco remains in power. Evatt presents the compromise aimed at denouncing Franco and pledging a response if needed.
Delegates at the 1946 Indiana Republican convention adopted a platform urging open diplomacy and U N relief, demanding minimal federal funding for state functions, and backing liquor control enforcement while proposing a state department of revenue to streamline taxes. The platform notes 45 revenue agencies and 95 taxes.
Sen John H Bankhead of Alabama dies of cerebral thrombosis with pneumonia at Bethesda Naval Hospital Washington He suffered two heart attacks during a Senate Banking Committee hearing on extending price control and will be buried in Jasper Alabama with a 12 member Senate delegation accompanying the body His death draws praise from Sen Lester Hill and Senate Democratic Leader Alben W Barkley
A large Standard Oil refinery at Whiting ind faced a blaze that destroyed the barrel house and sent flames and smoke across the 1000 acre complex. Nine people injured by debris and three firefighters overcome by smoke as firemen from five cities battled the flames for four hours. Heavy rain aided suppression while 500 to 700 drums of lubricating oil and grease were stored in the barrel house. Authorities initially feared total destruction of the plant.
A wind-driven blaze was kept from spreading to buildings storing highly inflammable products. Fire crews worked to halt the fire and protect nearby facilities from damage and danger.
The Lyons Christian church announces its annual homecoming for Sunday June 16. A basket dinner is at noon DST followed by afternoon services at 2 PM with Rev Grady Spiegel as guest speaker. Linton and Freelandville will provide special musical numbers. The public is invited.
Kenneth D. Kramer M O M M 3he United States Navy is honorably discharged after 20 months overseas. He is the son of Mr and Mrs W D Kramer. Discharge occurred at the Great Lakes Naval Separation Center.
Individuals with hearing loss or tinnitus are invited to try a simple at home test using purine drops and a syringe. The ad promises money back if hearing does not improve and urges inquiring about Ourine Ear Drops at Hamilton Drug Co.
Purdue University will hold its 83rd commencement exercises in Lafayette on June 23. About 475 bachelor and advanced degrees are expected to be conferred. President Frederick L. Hovde will deliver a short address and announce the annual scholastic awards.
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