Pillars of Sound Money Draw National Bankers to D C
The 79th American Bankers Association convention in Washington features Secretary George M. Humphrey presenting The Three Pillars of Sound Money. W. Randolph Burgess will speak, with potential Eisenhower appearance noted. About 7,000 bankers registered. 60 hotels hosting attendees. wives join with a Sunday gallery reception.
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J. A. Livingston
Washington
American Bankers Association
United States
Humphrey
W. Randolph Burgess
National City Bank of New York
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
Roosevelt
Eisenhower
Chicago
D. C
Baltimore
Robert C. Baker
American Security & Trust Co
Carlton
Shoreham
Statler
Mayflower
Willard
Raleigh
Hay-Adams
Sheraton Park
Wardman Park
New York
Harrisburg
Phoenix
National Art Gallery
County History Topic Set for Teachers Meet in October
Dr. and Mrs. William E. Smith of Oxford will speak on Early Butler County History at the annual meeting of teachers from Butler County Middletown and Hamilton schools on Tuesday afternoon October 6 at the Monroe School auditorium. More than 1000 teachers are expected for the county wide event tied to the Ohio Sesquicentennial. The Smiths are noted Ohio and Butler County historians who have coauthored articles and books. The Lemon-Monroe High School Chorus will open the program with songs about Ohio under director Paul Bell. W. Young superintendent of Lemon Township schools will chair.
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William E. Smith
Oxford
Butler County
Middletown
Hamton
Monroe
Ohio
Smith
Maybank Praises Democratic Parley Unity
Senator Maybank lauded the two day Chicago parley and urged party unity while Senator Frear urged early compromise between Northern and Southern wings. The group delayed formal discussion of the loyalty pledge and agreed not to hold a party convention next year. Republicans criticized the move as delaying a battle into a presidential year.
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Rowland Evans, Jr
Washington
Sen
Maybank
D-Sc
Chicago
Frear
D-Del
National Committee
Senate
Sen. Robertson
D-Va
Poorman Named Vice President at Federal Reserve Bank
Philadelphia headline notes Mr Poorman as a vice president at the Federal Reserve Bank handling millions daily.
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Philadelphia
Federal Reserve Bank
Poorman
College Freshman Named Never Fail
Norman Oklahoma enrollment officials found a freshman named Never Fail among new students. A check showed he was real and had never failed in high school. He is the son of Mrs Frances Fail of Oklahoma City and Never M Fail Sr of Memphis Tennessee.
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Norman
Okla
University of Oklahoma
Never Fail
Frances Fail
Oklahoma City
M. Fail
Memphis
Tenn
Animals Also Happy In Australia Atomic Test Promise
Australia’s supply minister Howard Beale told the House of Representatives that no live animals will be used in next month’s British atomic tests in the central Australian desert.
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Canberra
Australia
Howard Beale
House of Representatives
Tour Highlights For Ladies Of The Convention In Washington
A Tuesday afternoon visit includes a White House reception with a hostess. The entertainment slate features a Potomac River cruise to Mount Vernon, a G-Man tour of the FBI, a stop at the Naval Observatory, and tours of federal sites such as the Treasury, the Federal Reserve Board, and the Bureau of Engraving and Printing, where the green bankers deal originates.
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White House
Mount Vernon
FBI
United States Naval Observatory
Treasury
Federal Reserve Board
Bureau of Printing and Engraving
Jong Green Bankers
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Federal Reserve
U. S. Patent Office
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Dial
Monthly
Philco
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