Bankers Survey Sees Uniform State Banking Progress
New York report by the American Bankers Association notes growing uniformity in state banking laws and stronger bank supervision. It highlights moves toward higher minimum capital, advisory banking boards, and empowered bank commissioners while the state guaranty of deposits wanes, with Oklahoma and South Dakota repealing such laws.
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New York
State Bank Division
American Bankers Association
Frank W. Simmonds
Mr. Simmonds
Idaho
Wyoming
Oregon
Texas
Montana
Oklahoma
South Dakota
Bankers Raise 500000 Education Foundation Endowment
The American Bankers Association established a $500,000 fund to endow scholarships and economics research in American colleges to celebrate its Golden Anniversary. Half comes from national associations and bankers, the other half from state banker quotas. The ABA contributed $50,000, the American Institute of Banking $25,000, and numerous bankers gave 1000 to 5000 each.
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American Bankers Association
American Institute of Banking
Association
Amercan Institute of Banking
Momhers
Capture of collared coyote reveals wide roaming range
W A Knibble of the U S Bureau of Biological Survey killed two predatory animals in southern Arizona. M B Musgrave reports a collared coyote found on the Mexican border west of Tucson shows a large range and high elusiveness, underscoring continued predator control to protect livestock.
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Coyote
W. A. Knibble
United States Bureau of Biological Survey
M. B. Musgrave
Arizona
Musgrave
Tucson
W. P. Chester
Amada
Joyce
Reddington
San Pedro
Mammoth
Bureau of Biological Survey
Magrave
Florence Blade Tribune
Splendid Isolation at North Pole for Undeveloped People
Duluth Herald ponders if a pristine Arctic colony could prosper at the North Pole, arguing that isolation might shield a people from external plunder of natural resources.
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North Pole
Duluth Herald
Humility Cited by Thomas a Kempis About Judgment
Short reflection on Humility urging restraint in judging others based on one's own works as key to virtue. It emphasizes self-examination and measured judgment rather than harsh critique.
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Thomas A Kempis
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