Why Not Lititz Federal Aid for School Building
The Works Progress Administration approved eleven projects for new schools or additions, but Lititz is not on the list. The editorial urges the school board to apply for funds and asks Borough Council to survey eligible projects and disclose findings, inviting public approval or objection.
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Works Progress Administration
Lititz
Borough Council
Isaac F. Bomberger
Lightner Kauffman
Hallville
School Board of
Charles Baker
John Uhland
Victory for People Defeats Constitutional Junking Proposal
The defeat of a plan to discard the state constitution is praised as a victory for representative government over dictatorship and bureaucracy. It is urged to unite Democrats and Republicans and to deter any presidential candidate from undermining the U.S. Constitution.
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America
Amber Peculiarity Reveals Ancient Flowers and Insects
A fragment describes amber containing well preserved insects and flowers that lived millions of years ago, highlighting the ancient ecosystem trapped in resin.
Lititz Chronicle of Local Life and Happenings
A lititz Pennsylvania weekly notes harvests and scarce nuts with crops, a Socialist lecture, theatre changes, church events, a trolley accident, census figures for Lancaster County, a canoe trip, horse incident, upcoming cantatas, football schedule, marriages, and civic improvements including church and street work.
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Farmers’ National Bank
Herbert Cohick
Andrew Godenaur
Myra Brookmyer
Evangelical Church
Wrightsville
Rudy’s Hall
Henry Wolf, Jr
Lancaster
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
J .W. Bittner
Brickerville
York Fair
Columbia
New Orleans
Texas
Ezra Lutz
Cedar Street
T. R. Kreider
Broad St
Lititz
Jerusalem
C. S. Loeffler
Jepthah
Dau
Banking Act Criticism Urges Independence for Federal Reserve
Business leaders and bankers told Congress that the Banking Act of 1935 could create political control over the Federal Reserve System and banks. They urged the board be independent and free from partisan influence, arguing credit decisions must reflect business needs, not politics.
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Federal Reserve Board
Washington, D. C
Congress
Federal Reserve System
United States
Chamber of Commerce of the United States
R. S. Hecht
American Bankers Association
Senate
Washington
New Graduate School of Banking Opens In New Jersey
The Graduate School of Banking started its first resident session in New Brunswick under the American Institute of Banking and Rutgers University. Enrolling 220 students from 35 states and DC, the program aims for a three year curriculum covering bank administration, trust law, investments, money and credit, with plans to expand to 600 students and establish similar schools nationwide.
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N. J
Graduate School of Banking
American Institute of Banking
American Bankers Association
Rutgers University
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Annville
Millport
Market Street
Warwick
Warwick House
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Prof
Keeny
Ella Buch
H. T. Kyle
Lawrence Brickenstein
Weidler Bender
R. N. Wolfe
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J. B. Gable
Gable & Bomberger
Pennville
Banks and College Launch New School
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