Be Kind to Animals Week and Early Banking Reform
The piece notes Be Kind to Animals Week citing horse abuse by streetcar drivers in New York and calls for ongoing animal protection. It recalls Giannini's San Francisco bank model stressing service to many, not the few, and mentions A P s ascent despite no formal education. It also discusses 1955 production forecasts and wholesale disposal of used cars as dealers flood markets, with April factory data showing 183145 passenger cars and 30870 trucks.
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Bank founder A P Gianini birthday marks major changes
On May 6 the Bank of America observes the 85th anniversary of A P Gianini birth, founder of the bank once aloof from the public. The piece notes the dramatic changes he brought about and how banks have become common consumer institutions.
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Detroit Motors Reaches Three Millionth Car Milestone
Detroit continues to flood the market with a rapid output as observers await the three millionth car, expected to roll off the assembly line in early May. The production pace remains high and impressive.
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Reimers Guild Sets Second Meeting Date for May
The Reimers Guild verse writers of the coastal area will hold their second meeting May 10 at 8 p.m. in the board room at Orange Coast College. Meetings will be on the second Tuesday each month after. Vernon Patterson, OCC English instructor, says all interested writers may attend.
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Nature's lessons urge kindness and tempered pride
A reflective line by Mary Baker Eddy notes that nature teaches benevolence and that pride must yield to what our natures require. The quote frames morality as guided by intrinsic kindness rather than harsh self-regard.
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