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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1936
Page
8
The ad touts the Life-Saver Golden Ply as a unique Goodrich Silvertown invention that resists heat and prevents rubber fabric separation. It argues that by preventing blistering, it stops high speed blowouts, offering safer performance at high speeds.
Washington banker Robert V. Fleming announces the American Bankers Association plans its annual convention September 21 to 24 in San Francisco. The program will include speakers from various business lines to discuss expanding public understanding of banking and stronger community services. The conference aims to foster cooperation and exchange of viewpoints among bankers, business leaders, and the public.
The piece argues that heavy public debt, rising from 19 billion in 1982 to over 33 billion in 1936, harms farmers, businesspeople, and households. It urges economy over deficit spending and calls on the public to push politicians to face debt realities to avoid lowered living standards and higher future taxes.
More than 200 chapters of the American Institute of Banking hold a September simulcast commencement across the nation. The event, described as the broadest graduation of any educational body, serves about 35 000 bank employees and officers with over 2 500 graduates each year, bringing total alumni to over 25 000.
The August issue of Banking, published by the American Bankers Association, notes recovery momentum as a force likely to lift the nation to new highs. It says bonus funds to veterans have largely dissipated and politics injects some uncertainty but remains not decisive.
The Commerce and Marine Commission of the American Bankers Association reports world foreign trade in 1935 reached 18.9 percent of 1929 levels, up 2.1 percent from 1934 and the highest since 1929. Gold values declined due to January 1936 price drops, with a 75-country index at 35.7 percent of 1929 average.
Comptroller of the Currency O Connor reported that total deposits of 5374 national banks in the United States stood at 26 200 453 000 on June 30 1936, a new high surpassing the March 4 1936 record by 1 340 998 000 and 5.39 percent. Deposits rose 3 682 207 000 or 16.35 percent since June 29 1935.
In the County Court of Polk County Nebraska creditors are notified of a hearing on December 28 1936 to hear adjust and allow all claims against the estate of Charles W Miller Jr filed by December 26 1936 or be barred W W Norton County Judge (seal)
The State of Nebraska creditors of the Clara G Anderson estate must file claims with the County Court by January 9 1937. A hearing to hear adjust and allow all duly filed claims will occur January 11 1937 in the County Court Room. Dated September 14 1936 W. W. Norton.
Alf Landon paid his way through college by summer labor on a pipeline gang. Carter Glass, a Democratic senator from Virginia, called the New Deal a mistake and a disgrace to the nation.
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