Auto Club Backed Ethics Code For Car Financing
The American Auto Club promotes a voluntary ethics code to curb abuses in auto sales and financing. The measure, supported by the Better Business Bureau and major associations, requires clear disclosure of finance charges and separate insurance costs. It urges dealers to invite customers to compare rates and to file rate charts with the BBB for public scrutiny.
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Auto Teance Companies
He Adm AG
Walimal Automobile Dealers’ Association
Consumer Credit
American Bankers’ Association
Snyder
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Better Business Bureau
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Better Business
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Y W G A Theme of Work for Committees Reported
Y W G A chairmen presented committee work reports at the annual meeting. Highlights included plans for helping younger girls, a drive on April 2 for the conference fund, and progress on Camp Yawachis preparations. Gifts toward the reading room and social legislation talks in Washington were noted, with emphasis on food conservation and adopting a European family. Plans for the May 20 membership meeting were outlined.
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Max
Gaul
Hemke
Mes
Lip Grakstin
Sis
Andrew Brault
Shuwep
de Rhyer Street
Hinks
Mos
Seymour A. Smith
Use Ubi Affairs Committee
T ‘al
Franti Spafford
Ue Association
Washington
Camp Yawachis
Ralph Graham
Conmilt
Richard Cummings
World Fellowship Committee
Jnan Wiske
Norma Clarke
Sage Receives Rare Engraved Books for Russell Sage College
Russell Sage College received two rare color engravings and two volumes as gifts from Mrs. William T. L. Conover of Pittsfield Mass. The works include Benjamin Franklin at the Court of France 1778 by William Overend Gilriche and portraits by Raven Jolly. One volume covers the Bare and Slocum families, the other Esther Burr's Journal. The gifts join the college library and honor women in early American history.
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Russell Sage College
William Overend Gilier
Benjamin Branklin
France
William TL. Conover
Pittsfield
Mass
Conover
Elizabeth Oliver
Maarie Antoinetti
Edgar M. Hawkins
Rochester
Jeremiah Wares Hankin
Esther Burr
Princetonniversity
Cnllege
William Loomis Dies At Bronxville Hame
William Kellogg Loomis, a native Trojan and longtime Quackenbush family member, died Friday in Bronxville. He was son of the late Willian W. Lovatis, brother of Donald G. Loomis, husband of Elizabeth Williams, and father of three daughters. Survived by sister Mary J. Loomis and brother Donald Loomis, with funeral to be held in Bronxville at the family home convent.
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William Kellogg Loomis
Trojan
G. V. Ss
Salem Group Plans Threefold Program for Youth and Women
The Older Youth meet April 24 at Salem Grange Hall for a dieve fold program led by Transon Nichwie and GM Slank to discuss the critical feeding situation and farm adjustment strategies. Mrs Russell Davies from Greenswich speaks on flower and home gardening while Ivan Bordon leads a study group. all groups start around 7:15 pm with community singing at 8:30 pm, refreshments and dancing to close.
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Salem
Transon
Ivan Bordon
Kasten Iit
Jedny
van Borden
Purnalitg
Urganization
Waleram N. Roberson
Greenwich
Work Starts on Whipstock Farm Housing Project
The Whipstock Farm housing project begins with the first five houses on the site between West Road and Old Batlin Road, Old Bennington. Vincent S Fox and William Adams announce a $200 development plan for the one and a half story homes costing about $6,800 to $7,300 each, with Colonial design and oil heat.
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Ningian
Whipstock Farm
West Road
Old Batlin Road
Old Bennington
Vincent S Fox
Willian Adams
Adams-tox
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West Bennington PTA Dance and Charity Event
Vermont conti Bue Tor She Motel hosts a Thursday evening event in School 16 labeled West Bennington. The PTA sponsors the program with proceeds to aid graduation expenses and a school gift while sending delegates to a Lansingburg spring conference. Mrs. Lester Bonestent led a meeting naming cochairmen and volunteers for tickets pencils refreshments awards and aid roles.
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Vermont
West Bennington
Acard
Parent-Teacher Association
Lansingburg
Lester Bonestent
Eneral
T He
Cochairmen
Theodore M. Miller
Luis McClaren
Eugevin van Aynum
Elizabeth Marino
Reginald Reichard
Vincent Bowe
Kenneth Lowe
Myra
J. d. Ridley
Cecil Nash
William Corcoran
William A. Koetiig
Colin Willetts
Juhn D. Caphoni
Zabres
Scholarships in Printing To Be Awarded
Newspapers affiliated with New York state public papers announce scholarships in printing. Each award provides 250 dollars to a high school graduate pursuing a career in publishing and printing. Applications judged on interest, English, history, and printing aptitude with school recommendations.
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New York
Shate Publichora Se Solition
Inelighing
Phe Kua
Ara
Btute
Btute School of Printing
Juiaen
Neweanapers
Elinie
Department of Pub: Printing
Rochester Institute of Technology
Plymouth Avenue
South
Rochester 8
Police chase ends as car plunges into Silver Brook near Anderson
An Anderson police officer chased a speeding vehicle after it rammed him off the road. The car then careened through a fence and plunged into Silver Brook near the city, with details unclear due to damaged text.
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Anderson
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Bilver Brook
Community Chest Movement Expands Across States
A Troy report details the Community Chest as part of a national drive led by AQ Kendall Hoberts. The movement spans 184 community chests and 7 county councils, with agencies in New York and activity reaching Maryland, Pennsylvania, West Virginia, and beyond, reflecting wide growth and wartime community service.
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Community Chest
Troy
Wide Movement
Ageal National Movement
Kendall Hoberts
Community Cheate Aut
Cornells, Inc
New York
Diesset
Marylin
Gaunelly
Wheata
York
Pennsylvana
Cingla
West
Virginia
Coluratity
Hawaii
Canada
Vegi Islands
Irish West Indies
Alvina
Illang
Cautley
Pratt to Request Milk Price Increases
Pratt represents the New York Farm Bureau Federation on a committee led by Harry Rathbun of the Dairymen's League Cooperative, along with nine other dairy producer delegates. The group will meet federal officials in Washington on Friday to demand an immediate substantial milk price increase to avert shortages and protect nutritional standards for about 191 million people.
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New York
My Pratt
New York Farm Bureau Federation
Hany H. Rathbun
Dairymen
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