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...profane, "Mel" Traylor has political "it." At the national convention he got 42! votes for the Presidential nomination. Because he is easy, informal, likable, all Chicago wants to see him in the Cabinet. On paper his qualifications look ample. He knows the theory and practice of banking from the cashier's cage to the board room. He helped set up the Bank for International Settlements at Basle. He took a large hand in forming National
...Federal Grand Jury indicted Otis Perry Seligman, cashier of the First National Bank of Santa Fe, N. Mex.. for an alleged shortage of $25,941 in his accounts. Said his father. Governor Arthur Seligman, president of the bank, after making good the shortage: "He will have to take his medicine...
...George D. Phelan, whose salary was recently cut from $100 to $60 per week, confided to Cashier Alfred L. Goldman of J. S. Bache & Co. that he had stolen $695,000 from the firm's petty cash fund in the past 13 years. He told Cashier Goldman he was confessing "because I know I can't continue these thefts forever...
...assistant cashier (Pat O'Brien) finds her there but gallantly says nothing about it, even when suspected of having assisted in a robbery of his department which occurred at the time of his call. Finally he is exonerated but not until after the big scene, a scene which is pertinent, exciting and brilliantly directed by Frank Capra. A bank telephone operator tells another operator about the robbery. A third operator tells someone else. Presently shop-keepers are whispering the details to their customers. One depositor warns another: the amount of the peculations jumps from...
...Jacksonville, N. C., a depositor lugged 120 Ib. of cash to the Bank of Onslow. Cashier James Collins spent two days counting $800 in coins smaller than 25¢ pieces...