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Newspaper
The Potter Review
Location
Potter, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1934
Page
8
Receipts show cattle at 7,000 and hogs 11,000 with fat cattle price gains near 25 cents. Fat lambs reach 8.50 to 8.75, feeder lambs and aged sheep stronger, stockers and feeders higher, with range and quality-based quotes across steers heifers and cows.
The executive argues that bankers overall acted ethically during the economic crisis and that public distrust stems from a few sensational cases and demagogic influence. He notes most banks and depositors fared well while a small minority failed, shaping a dishonest view of the profession.
The text lauds bankers for steering their institutions and customers through the greatest business disaster the world has seen. It notes a strange psychological trend where grateful people blame bankers excessively, despite having nothing to gain from the blame.
Federal Reserve System and the Comptroller of the Currency will examine trust departments in state and national banks to elevate oversight to the level of commercial banking. Experts are being placed in twelve districts including Boston, Atlanta, Richmond and Chicago to standardize procedures and unify supervision across the nation.
Delaware has the lowest average elevation and would be 60 feet above sea level if leveled. Col -lp would become the highest, reaching 6,800 feet above sea level under these conditions.
Colorado Springs author Christine Whiting Parmenter, famed for romance and adventure novels, sets Miss Aladdin against Rocky Mountain backdrops. She, long a Massachusetts native, has lived in Colorado since 1917 with her husband and daughter and has produced numerous serials and novels including Shining Palace and One Wide River to Cross.
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