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Volume 19, Number 1 (Winter 1954)
The Loan Shark Problem Today

Preliminary

Robert Kramer

1

Articles

Progress and Problems in Regulation of Consumer Credit

F. B. Hubachek

4

A Regulatory Small Loan Law Solves Loan Shark Problem

J. A. A. Burnquist

29

Nebraska Has No Loan Shark Problem Today

Harold Johnson

42

Progress in Consumer Credit in Kentucky

B. J. Lenihan

54

The Loan Shark Problem in the Southeastern States

William Hays Simpson

68

A Bird’s-Eye View of the Loan Shark Problem From the Offices of the Legal Aid Society in Atlanta, Georgia

Carolyn M. Pennisi

81

Organized Labor Views the Loan Shark Problem

J. Albert Woll

96

The Responsibility of All Consumer Lending Agencies to Help Eliminate the Loan Shark Evil

J. Miller Redfield

104

Banking’s Opportunity to Service the Small Loan Needs of the Public

Carl K. Dellmuth

115

What Lies Ahead in the Field of Small Loans

Reginald Heber Smith

120

The Future of the Loan Shark and Consumer Credit Agencies

Leon Henderson

127

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Print ISSN: 0023-9186

E-ISSN: 1945-2322