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July 31, 1931
The Buffalo News
Buffalo, NY
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OIL LEAK STARTS FIRE
AID GIVEN BANK IN VAIN
Loss in Lockport Saw Plant Blaze Reorganization Failed to Save Ripley Undetermined. Institution, McGinnies Explains.
Special to the BUFFALO NEWS. LOCKPORT July fire originating from an erable damage early Friday the melting department the Simon Saw & Steel companl plant. Ohio street. The fire was discovered shortly after raging in the pit beneath the furnaces where large quantity of oil unknown to plant employes. The fire department was called and the blaze by flooding the pit with water. Plant officials told Fire Chief Edwin Coyle that will be impossible to determine extent of the damage until closer inspection of the furnaces can be made The electric wiring was burned it feared. the steel the fire area mas warped If this true there will be several thousand dollars damage.
RIPLEY July 31 of the New York sembly and president of the First tional Bank Ripley said Friday closing of that bank Thursday marked the of attempt save the The reorganized McGinnies said. he and six other put $40.000 and were subject further of Frozen and slow payments have constituted our principal probMcGinnies felt that to the was best the bank rather than prolong the struggle.
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BANK RECEIVER NAMED
WASHINGTON July the the receiver for the First National Bank which failed was Friday Awalt. acting comptroller Mr Seriver expected to go to Ripley next
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July 31, 1931
The Buffalo News
Buffalo, NY
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AID GIVEN BANK IN VAIN
Reorganization Failed Save Ripley Institution McGinnies Explains.
RIPLEY July 31 Joseph Mcthe New York sembly and the First tional Ripley Friday closing of that Thursday marked the end of year's attempt to save the from The reorganized year he and six other put $40,000 into It and subject to further slow payments have our McGinnies directors felt that to protect the depositors best close the bank now rather than prolong the struggle.'
BANK RECEIVER NAMED Bureau the EVENING WASHINGTON July the of comptroller of the currency has been appointed ceiver for the First National Bank of Ripley which failed was announced Friday by acting Mr Scriver expected to go to Ripley next week
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July 31, 1931
The Buffalo News
Buffalo, NY
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AID GIVEN BANK IN VAIN
Reorganization Failed to Save Ripley Institution, McGinnies Explains.
RIPLEY July 31 A. Ginnies. speaker of the New York Assembly and president the First National Bank of said Friday closing of that bank Thursday marked the end of year's attempt to save the institution from The bank reorganized year McGinnies and other men put into it and were further of Frozen loans and slow payments have constituted our principal probMcGinnies "The directors that to protect the depositors much as possible. was best close the bank now rather than prolong the struggle.
BANK RECEIVER NAMED Bureau the WASHINGTON July 31. the the the has been appointed ceiver for the First National Bank Ripley which failed Thursday. was Friday expected to go to Ripley week.
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August 1, 1931
The Buffalo News
Buffalo, NY
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AID GIVEN BANK IN VAIN
Beorganization Failed to Save Ripley Institution, McGinnies Explains.
July 31 Ginnies, speaker of the New York Assembly and president the First National Bank Friday closing of that bank Thursday marked the end of year's attempt save the liquidation The bank reorganized year ago, he and other men put into it and were subject to assessment of "Frozen and slow payments constituted our principal problems." McGinnies said. "The directors felt that protect the depositors as much was the bank rather than prolong the struggle.
BANK RECEIVER NAMED
From the the BUFFALO NEWS WASHINGTON July A. the comptroller the has appointed ****** for the First National Bank of Ripley which failed Thursday. was Friday by Awalt acting comptroller Mr Scriver expected to go to Ripley next week.
GRAIN RATE PLEAS DENIED WASHINGTON July Interstate Commerce commission Friday denied all petitions and requests for suspension grain reductions which are to become effective Saturday
REICHSBANK RAISES RATE BERLIN July The Reichsbank raised the discount from 10 per cent. 15 per cent. Priday.