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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1941
Page
6
Explains the bank governance from stockholders electing the board to officers running daily operations and employees carrying out delegated duties. Describes accountability through officers to the board and auditors, with federal examiners conducting the periodical audit and deposit insurance of $5,000 per depositor.
The Indiana State Personnel Board was informed by the Federal Social Security Board that incumbent employees who hold merit status in four state departments will be carried over into the new merit system without further examination. Approximately 2,600 workers in Public Welfare, Employment Security, Health, and State Personnel are affected as the law allows transfer with no additional testing upon approval.
In the Vieux Carre a scale replica of New Orleans first botanical garden has been finished. Landscape artist W Edward Woolbright Jr conceived the project after discovering a plan for the original garden in Preich archives.
Indiana's WPA employment quota drops from 34 000 to 23 200 in two weeks under Washington orders. John Jennings says 11 609 workers will lose projects while defense related and community valued jobs proceed. Waiting list shrinks to about 20 000 families. districts list reductions with Indianapolis at 5 147.
Washington reports the United States seeks hemispheric cooperation to bar ousted German and Italian consuls and propagandists from relocating within the Americas. Germany orders consuls to depart by July 10 and Italy by July 15 as part of broader subversive activity controls. Approximately 5 million aliens are registered and being screened for subversive ties. Foreign ministers at Havana in July urged eradicating ideologies endangering inter American democratic ideals.
Sweden permits one division of German troops to cross Swedish soil from Norway to Finland in an official communique. Sweden says it will remain neutral and expects no further German demands. Finland is at war with Russia and fighting bravely, according to Berlin.
Basil D. Archer announces local elevator operators will ship wheat to approved terminals for loan collateral. Receiving and loading dry grain costs four cents per bushel with a moisture surcharge for over fourteen percent. Shippers weigh grade and must secure warehouse receipts and cover grade differentials as adjustments if receipts differ from delivered grade.
Lew Good of Greene county will start a series of WAOV Vincennes broadcasts titled Watch Your Weights. The program promotes understanding weights and measures laws and aims to foster cooperation between consumers and officials. Assistant Frank Burger helped schedule. A Linton trio will sing two numbers on the first program.
Hog prices edge higher with 4 500 head traded. 100 to 160 pound hogs 9 35 to 10 60, 160 to 250 pound hogs 10 65 to 10 90. Cattle calves 500 to 600 traded steady to weak with medium to good light steers 10 25 to 11 00, weighty steers 10 20 to 11 00, heifers 10 00 to 10 90, weaners steady topped at 12 00. Sheep spring lambs 12 00 to 12 25, top 12 50.
The Linton office of the Prudential Insurance Company has moved from the Citizens National Bank building to 1514 North Main Street, located above the Froeschke shoe store.
The Greene County Local Board No 1 chairman explained that July 1 registration under the Selective Training and Service act involves ten questions focused on identity address and employer. Registrants will receive a certificate after answering and signing, and must carry it at all times. no questionnaires or physical exams occur at registration time.
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