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Ogle
Sir Arthur Cowan
Ohio Woman Becomes Nation's First Full-Fledged Bank Examiner
Barbara Watson, 24, of Ohio, is named the first woman to reach the top as a bank examiner in the United States. FDIC chairman K A Randall notes the historic achievement amid a program expanding women’s roles. Watson earned about 9600 dollars while peers reach thirties thousands, and she joined after a long road through trainee and assistant roles in Columbus.
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Washington
Barbara Watson
K. A. Randall
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Miss Watson
Columbus
Ohio
FDIC
Ohio Wesleyan University
Randall
New Money For Merchant Ship Building
The Senate voted 48 to 32 to cut more than 117 million dollars from the House authorized ship construction subsidies for the next fiscal year. The Williams Lausche amendment capped construction at 119.8 million, down from the House level of 237.47 million, and lowered research funding to 6.7 million. The measure also authorizes 206 million in operating subsidies and passed 78 to 2.
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House
John J Williams
R-Del
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
Johnson
Williams-Lausche
Maritime Administration
U.S
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Rogers Perfect
Rogers Jewelers
Accutron
Bulova
Middletown, Ohio
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