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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1935
Page
6
Vice President and the American Bankers Association stress public understanding of bankers' challenges amid complex postwar conditions. They urge proactive business initiative, noting banks can extend credit but demand that business leaders drive recovery while fearing uncertain reform proposals.
Deputy Manager James E. Baum of the American Bankers Association explains in Banking how protective devices raise the cost and risk of robbery. He cites silent alarms, tear gas systems, bandit resistant enclosures, and timelocks on safes as deterrents especially for small and large banks.
Industrial corporations report net profits up 21 percent versus 1934. Farm crop value totals rise from 1932 to 1934 with values around 4.78 billion dollars, led by crops excluding livestock. Canada opens a central bank stock privately owned after expansive study of global banking experience.
A tale describes U S parents in Tibet arranging their daughter's marriage and wedding day without her knowledge or consent, revealing a surprise sprung on her at the last moment.
Betty confronts Chuck after a quarrel and a broken engagement while Virginia engineers a fresh start. Betty’s stubborn No and Virginia’s schemes collide as a kitchen window scene prompts reflection on love, pride, and reconciliation.
The Authors' League of America was established in 1912 to provide mutual aid in publishing and copyright challenges, aiding members with technical difficulties and related issues.
Community mourns as Emily Alters Woolcot and Leslie Henderson die after long illnesses. Woolcot, 73, leaves husband Edwin and son Clarence plus two grandsons. Henderson, 31, dies in Iowa City, survived by wife and son. Funeral plans set at Clay church. Local notices mention visits, editor W. L Ritter's funeral, and summer activities.
Washington Lodge No 26 A F and A M holds regular meetings on the first Friday each month with W M Fred H Bey and Sec A W Yard. Train schedules list local freight and passenger services to and from Washington including Golden State Limited and Apache trains, mixed trains, and daily departures with noted exceptions plus station stops and agents names.
Gracehill June 25 five members of the Ladies Aid with two helpers Charley Strohm and Eugene Engel cleaned the Gracehill church last Thursday. They enjoyed a pot luck dinner at noon. Local social notes mention visitors and gatherings across Gracehill including relatives from Washington and Wellston with multiple family visits and trips to nearby towns.
Mrs. J. M. Pulver reports Wellston residents, Mr. and Mrs. Karl Chorpenning host a social ice cream gathering at the Hardscrabble home. Neighbors attended, sharing treats and conversation in a community visiting afternoon.
In a tense house inquiry, Cyrus K. questions guests including Millbanks Renton and Betty Potter about Donetta Vane and Lawrence Vane. Robbie Nichols reveals Thornley and Renton’s ties and rumors ofIsobel Mackenzie’s marriage, while Suky’s movements and Millie Mackie’s past surface amid a growing murder mystery.
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