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July 14, 1935

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CENTRAL CITY VARIETY; CENTRAL CITY VARIETY

By GEORGE F. GERLING

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LEHMAN APPEALS FOR ROOSEVELT AID IN FLOOD RELIEF; Governor Asks Help in Crop Loss Survey -- Other Damage Total Put at $25,000,000.

By Craig Thompson

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HOLDS WOMEN LIKELY TO SHUN PRESIDENCY; Mrs. Bowman of Professional Federation Says at Seattle It Will Be Left to Men.

By Unknown Author

SEATTLE, July 13 (AP). -- Women will leave the Presidency of the United States to men, Mrs. Celine MacDonald Bowman of Richmond, Va., president of the National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs, said here today on the eve of her organization's annual convention.

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Bank Earnings Here in Last Year Put at 14% Despite Cheap Money and Investment Lag

By Unknown Author

On the basis of their latest published statements, the thirty-two commercial banks and trust companies in this city had earnings of $93,612,600 for the year ended on June 29, equal to about 14 per cent on their combined capital of $648,169,300, according to a study prepared by The Financial Age.

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STAMP GIVES VIEW OF THIS COUNTRY; English Economist Says We Are 'Coming Through,' if Not Exactly as Planned.

By Sir Josiah Stamp

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