Credit Unions Offer Peaceful Finance Revolution
An essay praises credit unions as a peaceful economic reform aiding workers by providing affordable credit and thrift education. It highlights loans based on earning power, avoids high usury, and cites the Boston Telephone Workers Credit Union as a formative example with assets near three million dollars. A rescued borrower who saved and learned thrift illustrates the method and impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Boston Telephone Workers’ Credit Union
New England Telephone and Telegraph Company
Boston
New England
Charles F. Donahoe
Mr. Donahoe
Credit unions as stabilizers in American life
An article extols credit unions as stable factors for workers and small communities, detailing how loans are based on ability to pay and character. It cites Mansfield Massachusetts and a southern village, showing banks’ limits and unions’ growth across professions from post offices to factories. It highlights personal stories of transformation, kids funded through college, and communities adopting credit unions as affordable, trusted banking.
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Mansfield
Mass
Frank R. Sawyer
John
Mr. Sawyer
Credit Union
Railroad Roundhouse
United States
Governor Harrison under fire over Basel dollar talks
Senator Thomas of Oklahoma criticized Dollar George L. Harrison, head of the New York Federal Reserve, for alleged efforts to stabilize the dollar during conferences with world financiers at Basel, Switzerland. The Associated Press photo caption frames the dispute over currency policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L. Harrison
New York Federal Reserve Bank
Thomas
D-Okia
World Financers
Basel
Switzerland
Associated Press
Credit unions gain ground in banking field says author
The article argues credit unions expand banking without replacing existing agencies. It notes wage earners gain awareness of the impact of their pay envelopes and reports merchants and industrialists welcoming the movement. Employers support formation, seeing credit unions guard against wage leakage and boost purchasing power through thrift and sound credit practices.
Trooper L Walker Transferred to Logan Post
Trooper L. W. Walker, formerly sergeant at the local state police detachment, is moved to the Logan post as trooper. He left Beckley yesterday for the new location. Ernest Hatfield of Logan will take his place here, arriving yesterday. Sergeant W. C. Huff, formerly of the Fairmont detachment, now commands the local unit.
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L. W. Walker
State Police
Logan
Beckley
Ernest Hatfield
Walker
W. C. Huff
Fairmont
Physician Sounds Warning Of Remedy Taken for Pain
A warning on amidopyrine as a possible cause of agranulocytic angina notes that 12 of 13 Los Angeles cases involved the drug. It urges caution in self medication and highlights a treatment shift toward nucleic-acid substances to stimulate bone marrow. Editor's note lists six Dr. Clendening pamphlets available for ten cents plus return envelope.
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Los Angeles
Clendening
Logan Clendening
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