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MISSOURI BANKS AIDED BY Fourteen Got Loans in September, Report Made Public Today Shows The Associated WASHINGTON, C., Oct. The shown today in its report to congress loaned $117,346,000 during South Trimble, clerk of the house representatives, made the report public. The corporation authorized 691 loans aggregating and loans for total of $64.217,500 to banks, trust and insurance companies and building and loan securrequired for all such loans Loans to states for relief purpeses aggregated and projects authorized to the amount of $53,105,000. advance was authorized the SunMaid Raisin Growers of Califoraddition Atlee chairman of the board, letter Trimble that during the month the corporation allocated $2,500,000 to the secretary agriculture for crop production loans bringing the total allocations for that purpose to $110,000,000. of this $75,000,000 had been paid over September Pomerene wrote that loans authorized bank and trust companies amounted to September, which included in reorganization liquidation of closed banks. Loans authorized to building and Joan associations amounted to insurance companies 370,000: to mortgage loan companto joint stock banks agricul*ural credit corporations livestock credit corporaitons 101,198. and railroads including $473.341 to railroad receivers. Loans authorized during September to banks trust companies "exclusive amounts withdrawn cancelled" during the month. listed to include the followBland. Farmers & Traders Bank $2,200. Chamois, Peoples Bank of Chamois, $30,000. Chillicothe. First National Bank of Chillicothe (receiver) Eldorado Springs. Bank of dorado Springs, $4,000 Leonard. Farmers Bank of LeonCentral Bank of Luray $1,500. Maplewood, Bank of Maplewood Trust $100,000. Maplewood Citizens National Bank of Maplewood, $57,000 Marceline, Marceline State Bank St. Louis Hodimont Bank. $15, DOO. St. Louis, Bank of St. Louis (receiver), $187.Sedalia, Sedalia National Bank $30,300. Summer, Summer Exchange Bank ville State Bank, $9,000.