Eighteen Banks Hold One-Quarter of US Deposits in 1953
Business Mirror notes eighteen banks each have deposits and resources over one billion dollars, led by Bank of America. Combined deposits of the group total about $345.9 billion, down about $86 million from the prior year, while overall loans and higher rates boosted earnings.
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New York
Bank of America National Trust & Savings Assn
San Francisco
Security-First National Bank of
Los Angeles
Chemical Nationalank of
Hanover Bank of New York
Wth
Mellon National Bank of Pittsburgh
Stop Taking Harsh Drugs for Constipation
Temporary constipation relief with Dr Caldwell's Senna Laxative Syrup Pepsin. Gentle laxative extract of Senna provides comfortable relief for the family and helps restore regularity without repeated doses. Mail bottle to Box 280 New York NY. Money back unsatisfied.
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Dr. Caldwell
Fed Board reports 1953 first half bank profits rise
The Federal Reserve Board says its 6,800 member banks earned about five percent more in the first half of 1953 than in the same period in 1952. Six month profits after taxes totaled around 436 million dollars, with pre tax earnings up 16 percent.
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Federal Reserve Board
Ordinary Eggs Requested In Dallas Store
A boy in a Dallas grocery demanded eggs with yellow yolks after inspecting cartons labeled all new all fresh all white. He thrust the box at the clerk and asked for yellow eggs, highlighting a racialized stereotype in a mundane scene.
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Dallas
Tex
Bus Driver Quits After Passenger Scrams at Toledo
Mrs Emily Jefferson, the bus driver, pulled the bus to the curb and quit after repeated shrieks from a nervous female passenger. A spokesman said she could have her job back, noting she was just nervous and upset and didn’t want to run any risk.
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Toledo
Ohio
Emily Jefferson
Butler County budget trimmed for 1954 with zoning survey funded
County Commissioners allocate 2,350,000 to general fund and road work. A first ever rural zoning survey gets 10,000 from the 1954 budget while employee raises of 10 a month are approved. Detailed general fund appropriations list includes Auditor, Treasurer, Sheriff, Courts, and many departments. motor vehicle funds cover engineer and road work.
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Butler County
Register of Vital Statistics
Children's Home
Freedom Not Cheap Says Clay at Philadelphia Banquet
Gen. Lucius D. Clay urged decisive action in Korea during a Greater Philadelphia Chamber of Commerce forecast conference. He warned that ending concessions would speed peace and claimed U S risks in early war might have shortened the conflict. Clay, former German governor and Continental Can chairman, stressed resolve over compromise.
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Philadelphia
Lucius D. Clay
U. S
Germany
United States
Clay
Continental Can
Greater
Lupino and Duff Reconcile After Divorce Meeting
Hollywood couple Ida Lupino and Howard Duff attended a divorce discussion that led to a reconciliation. Lupino said the idea of divorce made them unhappy and they chose to stay together for themselves and their daughter Bridget. British railways carry three million passengers a day.
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Hollywood
Ida Lupino
Howard Duff
Howard
Bridget
British Railways
Eats Light Bulbs For Ulcers Doc Says He's Sane
Oklahoma City case reports Joseph B. Vanalst, 28, eating light bulbs for ulcers while air physician denies ulcers. Prosecutors allege he feigns insanity to dodge robbery trial as a District Court jury finds him sane. trial starts today. Foxy note mentions dyeing paper flowers.
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Doc
Oklahoma City
Joseph B. Vanalst
Vanalst
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Omonmiea Ent
Tutti-Frutti
Paul Dixon
Wcpo-Tv
WCKY
Leo Underhill
Wkrc-Tv
Streifthau’s
Grimes
Lupino, Duff
Entral Store
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Evoy
Pacific
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