Banker Warns Against Getting Too Far In Debt
Wisconsin banker Kenneth K. Duvall warned at the Ohio Bankers Association mid winter meeting that widespread debt from real estate mortgages, FHLA loans, auto loans, and other purchase debt risks serious future indigestion. He urged bankers and merchants to assess applicants’ purpose and long term impact on the borrower and the community. Co N Sutton echoed that loans serve the community’s money, not personal gain, and stressed responsibility in lending.
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Columbus
Wisconsin
Kenneth K. Duvall
First National Bank of
Appleton
Wis
Duvall
Ohio Bankers’ Association
Co. N. Sutton
Association
Fire delays test Omaha driver finds station unmanned
Omaha fire chief notes a car fire near a station causing a delay as firefighters were away at another blaze. A late call sent a truck from another station, but Kaiser's car fire cooled on its own before arrival. In Massachusetts a woman seeking citizenship faltered on a flag question, answering pigeons about the Boston state house.
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Omaha
Miles Kaiser
Council Bluffs
Kaiser
Waltham
Mass
State House
Boston
From where I sit on a parent teachers talk
In a PTA meeting Miss Gilbert, the grammar school principal, urged balanced rules for homework and radio listening. She argued against a flat no and promoted tolerance and moderation, noting listening to radio is fine in moderation as long as homework is completed. The columnist agrees with her middle path and quips about moderation as the Beverage of Moderation.
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Miss Gilbert
Washington Calling by Marquis Childs
Washington confronts Truman Krock interview fallout amid criticism of press, leadership, and hydrogen bomb silence. Piece weighs Churchill leadership echoes and Western world fate as public discourse strains between government and media. includes anecdotes about Louis Johnson and Alsop brothers. Saddle Club meets and local notices follow in the rostered column.
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Washington
Truman
Arthur Krock
Krock
America
Winston Churcill
Edinburgh
Great Britain
Churchill
Louis Johnson
Johnson
Alsop Brothers
Forrestal
Alsops
Forresal
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Rochester Farm Bureau Discussion Group Meets in Rochester
The Rochester Farm Bureau Discussion Group at G-C met Monday night at the home of Mr and Mrs Ralph Taylor with 16 members present. The talks centered on Building our own Security How can we have Security and Which is the most important freedom of security. A social time followed the program and refreshments were served.
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Saddle Club
Silver Buckle
Lawrence Hardy
Birmingham
Rochester
Rochester- Farm Bureau
G-C
Ralph Taylor
Butterfat, Jerseys, and Sardines Highlight Local Notes
H B Rowland and son farm averages include 449 pounds butterfat and 419 on Holsteins while Ralph Rowland averages 373 on Jerseys. Susan Swift visits Lawrence Linder home. Mrs Eva King ill after a fall. Chickenpox closes Rochester first and second graders. Also: car accident injures Norma Hardy. Eddie and Jane stay with Huntington teachers as mother travels. Dominic Acetta powers warmth with wired shoe insoles for ice fishing. Monterey touted as Sardine Capital despite no cans on shelves.
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Marilyn Franks
New London
Delaware
Rochester
Ruth Mourton
C. D. Satterfield
Herbert Mitchell
Teddy
Ner
Wilfred Fries
Ehart
Norma Hardy
Allen Hospital
Roand
Brighton
Eddie
Jane Nichols
Abbie Sewett
Lucille Murray
Huntington School
California
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Thurs
Winnie
Winston Churchill
South Wales
Sutton
Richland Trust Co
Mansfield
Abeartie
Joe Marsh
United States Brewers Foundation
Cramex
S.c. Wagenman Paint Co
Broad ST
Elyria
Marquis Childs
Delores Piet
Carl Bradford
Wooster
Grange Hall
Lawrence Snyder
Bradfords
Gantlet
Hermann N. Sander
Louis Wyman
Hillsborough County Courthouse
Manchester
N. H
Sander
Saginaw
Mich
Dominic
Acetta
Monterey
Cal
Chamber of Commerce
Clyde A. Dorsey
BIG Bear Store
EAGLE
Oxford
Crystal
Air Corps
Lorain County
NAVY
P. X. Electric
Clipper
Big Bear
Dad
West Broad Street
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