314. Van Buren County Bank (Clinton, AR)

Bank Information

Episode Type
Suspension → Reopening
Bank Type
state
Start Date
December 29, 1930
Location
Clinton, Arkansas (35.591, -92.460)

Metadata

Model
gpt-5-mini
Short Digest
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Response Measures

None

Description

The Van Buren County Bank was suspended by the state banking department for five days on Dec 29, 1930 and then resumed business on Jan 3, 1931. The reports do not describe a depositor run; the suspension was ordered/announced by the state banking department (government action) for readjustment and the bank reopened.

Events (2)
1. December 29, 1930 Suspension
Cause
Government Action
Cause Details
State banking department announced five-day suspension for readjustment of affairs; suspension ordered/announced by regulator.
Newspaper Excerpt
Van Buren County Bank at Clinton, suspended today five days, the state banking department announced.
Source
newspapers
2. January 3, 1931 Reopening
Newspaper Excerpt
Van Buren County bank here resumed business today after being closed for five days for readjustment of its affairs.
Source
newspapers

Newspaper Articles (5)
1. December 29, 1930 Hattiesburg American Hattiesburg, MS
Article from Hattiesburg American, December 29, 1930

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Other Institutions Temporarily; Merger at Associated Press) Dec. of two state banks was reported from the state banking Monday by Love, The institutions the Leake County Bank at Carthage and Bank Oxford, Oxford, both which were the oldest stitutions in their respective counties. forced decision to close the Leake County to while Bank of Oxford board decided "temporary" suspension prevailing conditions, declared in statement. Reports from Greenwood today announced reopening of the SecuriBank and Trust company, one institutions which suspended there week ago, and announced plans of officials of the Greenwood Bank and Trust company to resume January president Pitchford the Security Bank institution was doing business this with many deposits in and none going The bank reopened under plan of deposits as suggested by Supt. Love to mass meeting after the general closing. The Greenwood Bank and Trust is expected resume operation after similar plan is effected. Supt. Love reported strong bank today was the outgrowth of Picayune the Bank the Pearl River bank. Tate, president the former, will head the new institution, which will bear name Bank of PicaThe Leake County Bank had deposits $260,000, to the banking department. Capital was and surplus SECURITY BANK REOPENS Miss., Dec. The Security Bank and Trust company reopened for business here this morning. The bank had been closed since December when withdrawals. following the closing of the Wilson Banking company, caused its suspension. ARKANSAS BANK SUSPENDS ROCK, Dec. Van Buren County Bank at Clinton, suspended today five days, the state banking department announced. The president, Garner Frazer, told the he expectthe bank be within the five day period. had capital and surplus deposits of approximate$157,000. BANK CLOSED INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. Central Trust Savings Bank Gary, formerly the Southside Trust Savings Bank, closed today, the state banking commission informed. The bank was capitalizat $100,000 and had deposits with surplus and undivided profits of $25,000. BANK'S ASSETS FROZEN Ala., Dec. Dent Green, state of banks today that the Chambers County Bank Lafayette, Ala., had closed because frozen assets and steady withdrawM. Tucker, of president the bank, reported capital stock of and surplus of $50,000, on its last report. Mr. Green said the total deposits the bank not available. The bank being taken by the state banking for liquidation, Mr. Green said.

2. December 29, 1930 New Britain Herald New Britain, CT
Article from New Britain Herald, December 29, 1930

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ARKANSAS BANK CLOSES Little Rock, Ark., Dec. 29 (AP) The VanBuren County bank at Clinton suspended today for five days, the state banking department announced.

3. December 30, 1930 The Tennessean Nashville, TN
Article from The Tennessean, December 30, 1930

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Opera Singer Charges Book Hurt Character VIENNA, Dec. 29.-(P)-Marie Jeritza, American opera singer, was represented by her lawyers when trial of her suit against Dr. Muller Guttenbrunn for defamation of character opened before the distriet penal court here today. Madame Jeritza and her husband, Baron Leopold von Popper, declared in their complaint that a written by Dr. Guttenbrunn, entitled "Riff-Raff," depicting lid litigation, referred to them. Dr Guttenbrunn said that he had planned to write a book contra ing middle class home with the heater background of makebe ve fiction. ife induced me to write this the author said, "but the acnot taken from life." He denied that the story referred in an way the diva. trial is attracting a great deal of attention among Vienna's "four hundred BRIDGE SPAN JOINED . NEW YORK, Dec. 29.-(P)Workmen from New Jersey joined with workmen from New York today when girders of tseel met over the Hudson river on the new bridge from Riverside Drive 177th street Fort Lee, N. The task bridging the 3,500 feet of water was started three years ago from both sides of the river, and today without the variAtion of fraction of an inch the two ends were joined. Much work revisins to be done, as the present donnecting link consists only of a narrow Formal opening or the bridge is planned in 1932. BANK SUSPENDED LITTLE ROCK, Ark., Dec. 29.Van Buron county bank at Clinton suspended today for five days, the state banking departThe president, Garner Fraser, sold the banking department he Texpected the bank to be reorganized reopened within the fiveday period. had capital and surplus of and deposits of aproximate$157,000. STUDY CANGER BALTIMORE, Md., Dec. 29.-(P) -Three score surgical pathologists from 20 states were gathered here today for post graduate work in the diagnosis of cancer under the direction of Dr. Joseph Colt Bloodgood, known cancer specialist at the Garvan laboratory the Johns Hopkins medical

4. December 30, 1930 The Fresno Morning Republican Fresno, CA
Article from The Fresno Morning Republican, December 30, 1930

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WITHDRAWALS, FROZEN ASSETS CLOSE BANKS INDIANAPOLIS Ind., Dec. Central Trust and Savings Bank of Gary, formerly the South Side Trust and Savings bank, was closed today. the state banking commission was informed The bank was capitalized at $100,000 and had deposits of $900.000 with surplus and undivided profits of $25,000. State Senator C. Oliver Holmes is president Recent disturbances in Gary banking circles was held responsible. It the seventh bank to close. 38th State Bank In Kansas Closes TOPEKA, Kas., Dec. The state banking department today announced the closing of the Farmers' State bank at Wheaton. Frozen was given as the reason. It was the state bank in Kansas to fail this year. The latest statement showed $123,225 deposits Two Banks Close, Another Reopens Closing of the Bank of Oxford at Oxford and the Leake County bank at Carthage and the reopening of the Security Bank and Trust company Greenwood were reported today by the state banking depart- Arkansas Bank Is LITTLE ROCK, Ark., Dec. (P)-The Van Buren County bank at Clinton suspended today for five days, the state banking department Frozen Assets Close Bank (4)-The People's Bank of Greensboro was closed today. Frozen as. sets was given the reason. Brighton, Colo., Bank Fails DENVE Dec. (AP) Farmers' State Bank of Brighton, Colo., was taken over today by the state bank the quest of directors. Grant McFerson, state bank said the closing was caused by frozen assets. The bank had deposits of $429,999 which were reduced to $370,000 by withdrawals. The cash and suramounted to $50,000. Withdrawals Close State Bank MONTGOMERY. Ala., Dec. (P)-Dent Green, state superintendent of banks, announced today the Chambers County bank at Lafayette, Ala., had closed because of "frozen assets and steady withdrawals."

5. January 3, 1931 The Courier News Blytheville, AR
Article from The Courier News, January 3, 1931

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Van Buren County Bank Reopens for Business CLINTON ARK., Jan. (UP)The Van Buren County bank here resumed business today after agending for five days for readjustment of its affairs. The bank deposits of WASHINGTON ARK., Jan. Washington State bank at Washington closed Its doors today under the five day suspension provision of the state banking The institution was capitalized $25.000 and had deposits of $46,437 PONTOTOC. MISS., Jan. (UP) city was left without bank today following the closing of the First National bank yesterday after heavy run. Previously the Bank of Pontotec was closed.