Bank Officials Discuss Inflation at St Louis Meeting
The Federal Land Bank of St Louis held its annual stockholders meeting in St Louis November 24 25. Attendees included William Allers president Joliet Frank Thurrow director and John McNair manager. Ralph Nowlan president noted high money costs and bond rates as inflation drivers while affirming the bank’s $635 million in outstanding loans to 37000 borrowers. Darryl Francis of the Fed Bank of St Louis spoke on inflation controls and money restraints since 1969. Fred Gilmore outlined Land Bank System challenges and its mission to channel capital to rural farms and ranches.
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William Allers
Manteno
Louis H. Thurow
Yorkville
John McNair
Federal Land Bank Association of
Joliet
Federal Land Bank
St. Louis
Federal Land Bank of
Federal Land Bank Eer Ee
Louis Sh. Thurow
John SD. McNair
Ralph E. Nowlan
Nowlan
Darryl Francis
Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis
Cis
Fred Gilmore
Land Bank Service
Washington, D.C
Land Bank
America
Two Parking Mishaps Reported on Liberty Street
Police logged two minor collisions on Liberty Street involving parked cars. Doris D. Brown struck Mayor Hendrickson’s Pontiac while backing into a stall at 4 05 p m. Rita J. Johnson backed into a parked Oldsmobile, causing a scratched fender incident with John J. Johnson’s car.
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Liberty St
Doris D. Brown
Mazon
John Hendrickson
E. Jackson St
Hendrickson
Morris
William Button
Andan Cafe
Rita J. Johnson
Black St
Johnson
Oldsmobile
John J. Johnson
Minooka
House Action Scheduled on Defense Bill
The House Appropriations Committee approved a $69.96 billion defense bill after a $5.32 billion trim. Action to pass the measure and a $1.6 billion foreign aid bill is expected next week with Senate debate looming over jets for Formosa and Safeguard ABM funding.
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House
Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Congress
Appropriations Committee
Senate House Donnybrook
China
House Committee
Formosa
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Senate Appropriations Committee
Nixon
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Boys Spend Day In Load of Toys
Two brothers aged 10 and 12 skipped school and hid in a boxcar full of Christmas toys in San Antonio. They spent nearly a day inside before foremen found them. They said a teenage peddler had urged them to enter the boxcar to obtain toys.
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San Antonio
Tex
Dismissal of Disorderly Conduct Charge Against Joneson
Magistrate Chester P. Winsor dismissed the disorderly conduct charge against Mervin Joneson. The accusation by Mrs Patia Joneson held he was drunk and threatened her with a hammer on November 7. Joneson paid $10 costs and $13 sheriff's costs for Deputy George Hendrickson's services at the scene.
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Mervin Joneson
Chester P. Winsor
Patia Joneson
Joneson
George Hendrickson
Service Personnel Assignments and New Addresses
In Vietnam Pfc. John R. Pierce, 23, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carroll A. Pierce of Kinsman, was assigned Oct. 28 to the 25th Infantry Division as a clerk typist. Also listed is Pfc. Michael Kowalczyk with a new address in San Francisco APO, and Pfc. Donald K. Warner serving with Headquarters and Headquarters Squadron at the Marine Corps Air Station Yuma, an aerial weapons training base for Navy and Marine aircraft squadrons.
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John R. Pierce
Carroll A. Pierce
Kinsman
25Th Infantry Division
Vietnam
Pfc
Michael Kowalczyk
HHC
APO
San Francisco
Calif
Donald K. Warner
Jeromess. Warner
Kiersted St
Marine Corps Air Station
Yuma, Aziz
Navy
Marine Corps
Traffic court reports speeding fines across Illinois towns
The record lists multiple defendants from Coal City Aurora Gardner Joliet Flanagan Toulon Dwight and Mazon who paid fines and costs for speeding in zones from 30 to 115 mph and driving too fast for conditions. Officials include Po liceman J L Wiles Jack Kop erick William Button Danny Kirchner and Sgt Vern Owens. Accidents and failures to control are noted with associated dates and locations.
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Robert K. Brannon
Coal City
J. L. Wiles
Broadway St
James J. Backes
Aurora
Jack Koperick
Gary W. Hughes
Rte. 2
Morris
William Button
Robinson Drive
Ilinois
Joyce E. Jacobsgaard
Gardner
Danny Kirchner
Angeline L. Patti
W. Jefferson St
East North St
Navy
Roger L. McCabe
Flanagan
Ronald R. McDowel
Philip A. Schaack
Prostitution Charges After Braceville Raid
Two women charged with prostitution after a state police raid in Braceville. Susan Jean Edwards, 23, of Chicago, accused of agreeing to perform prostitution. Joyce D. Widener, 32, of rural Braceville, charged as keeper of a house of prostitution. Both posted 10 percent of a $1,000 bond and were released after arrest.
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Braceville
Thomas Fedash
Edward Finn
Susan Jean Edwards
Chicago
Joyce D. Widener
Grundy County
Delbert Couch Fined for Disorderly Conduct in Magistrate Court
Delbert Couch paid 25 dollars plus 10 dollars costs in magistrate court this morning on a charge of disorderly conduct. He was charged by Morris Policeman Max M. Babcock with being drunk, disorderly and causing a disturbance on Fremont Ave Sunday.
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Delbert Couch
Morris
Max M. Babcock
Fremont Ave
Nixon rewards governors with lunar surface samples
President Nixon said to be first politician able to deliver the moon gave pieces of the lunar surface to each governor attending a White House narcotics and drugs conference.
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Associated Press
Nixon
White House
Millions Join For Yale Mass At Cathedral
At St Patrick's Cathedral New York Catholics crowd the midnight Christmas Mass with about 3000 inside and many more outside or watching on TV. The Cathedral Choir performs as six big candles glow and the altar is decorated with red splashes and green wreaths. The service features a Pontifical Mass with five concelebrants and a traditional Gospel reading from Luke. Parishioners from nearby Midtown offices and out-of-towners with tickets attend, while others listen from behind barriers.
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New. York
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Jesus Christ
Fifth Avenue
United States
Midtown Manhattan
Pontifical Mass
Agnew Outlines Protest Tenets At White House Conference
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew presented ten commandments of protest to U S governors at a White House drug abuse conference. He said the rules reflect a vocal minority and urge restraint and clear alternatives, including not letting opponents speak and demanding negotiable demands.
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Washington
Spiro T. Agnew
White House
Agnew
Dillon Predicts U S Recession
Former Treasury Secretary Doug Dillon warned the Senate House Economic subcommittee that persistent U S inflation could trigger a global recession or depression if the dollar loses stability. He said a unstable dollar would undermine trade and lead to widespread bilateral barter.
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Washington
Treasury
Douglas Dillon
United States
Dillon
Kennedy
Senate House Economic Subcommittee
U.S
Four Men Fined In Honolulu Football Bets Case
Four men arrested for taking bets during a football game faced $100 suspended fines but paid $16,000 before leaving court. Circuit Judge Allen Hawkins ruled the confiscated money was forfeited to the state.
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Honolulu
Allen Hawkins
Auto spins into neighbor home in Mountain View drive
Alexander Tonig left his car engine running in Mountain View. The automatic vehicle rolled down the street, struck neighbor William Ebeling’s car, pushed it into his dining room, then backed to crash into the garage door. No injuries but extensive damage reported.
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Mountain View, Calif
Alexander Tonig
William Ebeling
Purse Stolen From Reception At City Hall
Mrs Richard Burrows wife of a mayoral staff member reported her purse stolen during an inaugural reception at City Hall Seattle. Police investigated the incident and sought leads as the new administration began.
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Seattle
Richard Burrows
Wesley Uhimen
City Hall
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