Federal charter aim to unify U S banks under one system
Washington March 15 The administration seeks to end the dual state and federal charter system by bringing all banks under a federal charter The first step is the 1936 banking act offering strong inducements for banks to join the federal reserve system Only 6437 of 15600 banks are in the reserve system The program could take a decade or more to complete and aims for a single class of American banks National banks with federal charters face competition from state chartered rivals in several states as liberal laws invite uncertainty
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U.P
Wansthiington
United Press
Federal Reserve System
Agriculture Bill Sets 700 Million Federal Spending Plan
Washington March 15 The Department of Agriculture and the AAA will spend 700 million dollars in the new fiscal year starting July 1 The appropriation bill reported to the House shows 122 million for regular department activities and an estimated 578 million from automatic appropriations not required in the bill The measure outlines near total automatic spending to cover obligations and program costs while detailing the regular budget line items
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
AAA
House
Appropriations Committee
Back Home Again by Ed Dodd AAA benefits bill
The AAA would have automatic authority to spend processing tax proceeds estimated at 70 million dollars next year. Current processing taxes stood at 520,534,302. The bill allocates 148,000,060 for road construction to employ thousands, and 48,559,256 for federal aid highways with state matching. It also provides 1,006,000,090 from the pending relief bill for emergency highway construction.
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AAA
Eaton Briefs Busy weekend notices and visits
Miss Helen Dawley attended a Parsons Pierre convention at the Cleveland Hotel. Miss Margaret Ross was weekend guest of her sister in Oberlin. The Wooster family hosts a student this semester. Mr and Mrs Edward Landin and daughter Jean visited relatives in Painesville and Mentor. Mrs Ford Hill hosted the Sunshine Quilt Club. Mrs E F Mack spent Monday with Mrs Fred Brunger in Elyria. Mrs Anna H Pierce is not as well as usual.
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Eaton
Helen Dawley
Parsons-Pierre Company
Cleveland Hotel
Margaret Ross
W. H. Giles
Columbus
Dueli Neas
Professor
B.C
Berea
Anna Pierce
Clifton Simms
Weet Ridge
Dunnell
Frances
John Mack
Start Effort To Boost Taxes On Incomes
Washington March 15 an effort to open up the tax system and raise income and excess profits taxes threatened to delay action on repeal of the pink slip publicity law. The house repeal bill could be amended to fund the administration s huge spending program, with LaFollette and Couzens proposing amendments expected to raise over 500 million annually, making all changes part of the revenue act of 1934.
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Washington
House
Senate
Robert M. LaFollette
Wis
James Couzens
Mich
One Act Plays Proposed by School Dramatic Club
Acute turn in Mrs Hawke illness limits attendance as Mr and Mrs Far Hawke visit. The Dramatic Club plans three one act plays at the school auditorium on Friday evening March fifteenth. Plays include Fillet Mouse with four cast, My Ideal by Dor othy Terrell Catherine Ligas and Jean Shepard, and Box and Cox portrayed by Mar- caracters.
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Far Hawke
Nova
W. R. Hawke
Filtter Mouse
Eleanor Splete
Laura Splete
Anne Nash
Ruth Shirkey
Dorothy Terrell
Catherine Ligas
Jean Shepard
St Patrick Day program marks Ladies Aid meeting
A St Patrick Day program by Ladies' Aid drew praise from attendees. The gathering honored Mrs Kohl as she leaves for a new field, with lace tablecloth and glassware gifts. Reverend and Mrs Kohl received a reception in the church basement, including a leather billfold and a vase with a silver insert. The couple plans to buy a special edition Bible.
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Mra. Shirkey
Ladies’ Aid
Kohl
Russell Carpenter
Edson Munn
Grange
E. &. Durkee
Park Dimaline
Reverend Conduff to occupy Mor gantown WV pulpit Sunday
The choir led to singing old hymns during the evening with refreshments served. Mr and Mrs Kohl and Janet left Monday with good wishes from the congregation for their new pastorate in Morgantown West Virginia. A cordial invitation is extended to all to attend.
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Kohl
Janet
Morgantown
West Virginia
W. B. Conduff
Zanesville
Theodore Carpenter
Carlisle
A. J. Carpenter
R. W. Pillars
Berea
Anna Pierce
J. Pratt
Fields
Morris Varsey
The Modern Courtship Pace Seen in City Opinions
A literary note suggests young women now wait for a suitor to show his hand before proposing. A separate reflection argues that charity in judgment fosters justice, linking personal conduct to social fairness.
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Him
Eaton Briefs
Brighten
Elyria
Brassieres
Gressic
Belle Sharmeer
Individea
Garet Ross
Robert Linden
Harold Rice
Mra
Bayard Osborn
Wesley Carpenter
Columbia
Elyria High School
Jacquard
Sheers
Redingotes
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