When Did Banks Originate?
Banking history traces back to ancient Babylon and Egypt with temples as deposits, Rome establishing a Forum money changers space in 210 B.C., and Italy's bench banking giving rise to the word bank. Venice 1587 saw Banco di Rialto offering deposits and checks, Amsterdam 1609 issued receipts as money, and England's goldsmiths evolved into a Bank of England monopoly by 1604 with formal U.S. beginnings in 1782 via the Bank of North America.
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Rome Trial Hears Troy Woman On Disorderly House
A Troy and Utica origin woman testified in Rome that she ran a disorderly house in Utica for about five months in mid-1957 as a sneak operation and avoided police protection payments. She and her sister Trene Burke linked officials to the protection scheme during the Utica case against former officials and suspended officers.
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Home Demonstration Notes on Child Feeding and Activities
Practical advice from Mrs. Lola Dudgeon on preschool nutrition with easy to chew foods and finger foods. Upcoming Home Demonstration sessions at the YWCA and DeFreestville center cover meat lessons color planning and family changes, plus unit meetings in Bedford Ashley and Pleasant Valley neighborhoods.
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State wide birth control for foxes announced
Governor Nelson Rockefeller administration unveiled a state financed birth control program to curb rabies in foxes. Conservation Commissioner Harold G. Wilm said a non poisonous drug will be distributed in a sample area in spring 1962 to temporarily inhibit reproduction and reduce rabies cases, with 455 rabies incidents reported last year among foxes cows dogs and cats. Game Chief Albert G. Hall noted red foxes have short breeding periods and the drug could lessen the problem in treated areas. The first sample area has not yet been chosen.
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Educational Aid Advice Given by State Aide
Michael G Kostun of the New York State Division of Veterans Affairs urges guardians of minor children of deceased veterans to file training aid applications during the child's senior year, ideally in the last year of school. He notes college-bound children not yet in high school should apply in time for arrangements, with further information available from Kostun or the Rensselaer County Veterans Service Agency director at 7 State Street.
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