Foreign trade expansion and Federal Reserve amendments
Washington dispatch notes amendments to the Federal Reserve Act expanding foreign banking cooperation and the scope of member banks. Provisions allow national banks to form foreign alliances, accept bills, and act as agents for insurance and real estate loans within 100 miles, strengthening the Fed system and aiding exporters amid wartime disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Mannning
Washington, D. C
Federal Reserve Bank
Congress
Federal Reserve Banking Act
United States
Carter Glass
House Banking and Currency Committee
Federal Reserve Act
Federal Reserve System
National Bank Act
Senate Recedes on National Bank Branch Amendment
The House refused to accept the Senate amendment allowing national banks in large cities with capital and surplus over 1 million to open branches abroad or in dependencies of the United States. The Senate then receded from the proposed amendment.
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Harry J. Harrdock
Olympic
White Star Line
King George
Malta
Mediterranean
Canada
England
Gallipoli Peninsula
United States
House
Senate
Personal Items of Interest from Atkinson and Town
Mrs. K V Eakins and children return home from Sarrells Store North Carolina after visiting relatives. Miss Cora Marshburn Catherine Lake visits Wilmington with sister Mrs H Dobson and Ruth Dobson. Hvlland Ruth Dobson and Cora Marshburn visit Tivaho. Local farmers enjoy fine weather for fodder. John Hawes improves after illness and can be seen about. W W Broddie Orton Hotel cigar stand owner travels to Durham for a few days.
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A. & Road Town
Atkinson
K. V. Eakins
Sarrell
N. C
Cora Marshburn
Catherine Lake
H. Dobson
Wilmington
Ruth Dobson
Hvlland
Cora Marsburn
Tivanhoe
John Hawes
W. W. Broddie
Orton Hotel
Durham
Clyde Line Cherokee Arrives at Georgetown Port
The Clyde Line steamer Cherokee reached the port at noon Monday from Georgetown South Carolina and will sail again at daylight Tuesday for New York.
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Clyde Line
Cherokee
Georgetown
S. C
New York
Carolina Building and Loan Association
Princess Street
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Federal Reserve Banks
Germany
National City Bank
Wilson
Lincoln
Washington
Virginia
Dora
Balpea
Genoa
Italy
Haddock
Marine News
Kenney’s
C. D. Benny
Atkinson News
Bath
Chestnut Street
N. Hammond
Laurinburg
N.C
W. M. Holland
Scott's Hill Road
Three Mile Post
North Second Street
Market
Fifth Streets
H. Stein
South Second Street
North Third Street
Uncle Charles
South Front Street
Wilmington Law School
H. Edmund Rodgers
Garrell
J. K. Beard
Postal Telegraph Cable Company
Postal Teletraph
Cape Fear Academy
W. Catlett
Orange St
A. Renik
Cor
5Th
Nixon
Batson’s Meat Market
Market Street
Leon L. Motte
Church Street
W. B. Klander
Radiator Hospital
L. L. Shepard
Merchandise Co
North Fourth Street
Rapid- Shoe Repair Co
N. Front
the Murchison National Bank
H. C. M'Queen
Co. 8. Grainger, Cashiler
J. W. Grainger
J. V. Grainger, JR
Ace’t Cashier
J. W. Yates
W. S. Johnson
Cashier
M. F. Allen
W. B. Thorpe & Company Builders
H.F Wilder
R. Bradley
W. H. Bray
T. E. Sprunt
V. President
W. M. Cumming
R. G. Grady
C. D. Weeks
Princess Streets
the Peoples Savings Bank
Front
Princess St
North Second St
F. A. Lord
Gearrell
W.b.cooper
Wilmington, N. C
American Bank and Trust Company
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