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1927June.jpg <p> <strong>June 1927</strong> Bergengren christened this special third-anniversary -issue the &ldquo;Dixie -Special&rdquo; because it covered credit union organizing efforts in the South.</p>
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1929NovemberDecember.jpg <p> <strong>November/December 1929</strong> A sample of one of artist Joe Stern&#39;s famous holiday covers. The gifts Santa is dropping represent major CU accomplishments.</p>
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1930Midsummer.jpg <p> <strong>Midsummer 1930</strong> This issue features an in-depth look at five state league meetings: Minnesota, Iowa, Missouri, Illinois, and Indiana.</p>
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1931February.jpg <p> <strong>February 1931 </strong>The lead story in this issue answers the question, &ldquo;How are the credit unions standing the long strain of the industrial depression?&rdquo;</p>
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1933Spring1933.jpg <p> <strong>Spring 1933</strong> This issue contains a report of Edward A. Filene&rsquo;s trip through the Midwest promoting credit unions.</p>
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1936February.jpg <p> <strong>February 1936</strong> After an 18-month publishing hiatus, here&#39;s the first issue of the &ldquo;new&rdquo; <em>Bridge</em>, which was larger than previous issues. It includes a report on how the national association was created.</p>
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1942May.jpg <p> <strong>May 1942</strong> The cover highlights &ldquo;Air Force recruits in good spirits at Randolph Field.&rdquo; Inside, <em>The Bridge</em> asks, &ldquo;What loans are you making to help the war effort?&rdquo;</p>
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1942September.jpg <p> <strong>September 1942</strong> A camera crew visits Madison, Wis., to shoot scenes for a motion picture about the credit union movement. It will be called &ldquo;The Cred-it Union&mdash;John Doe&rsquo;s Bank.&rdquo;</p>
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1943February.jpg <p> <strong>February 1943</strong> Credit unions help the war effort by creating an on-site presence in factories, according to James M. Barry, managing director of the Kansas-Nebraska Regional Credit Union Association.</p>
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1948October.jpg <p> <strong>October 1948</strong> <em>The Bridge</em> celebrates 100 years of credit unions. And the CUNA Executive Committee establishes Credit Union Day as the third Thurs-day of October.</p>
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1949Sept.jpg <p> <strong>September 1949</strong> The cover commemorates the groundbreaking of the Filene House in Madison, Wis. This issue also unveils CUNA&rsquo;s Public Relations, Organization, and Publicity Program.</p>
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1950January.jpg <p> <strong>January 1950 </strong></p>
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1950June.jpg <p> <strong>June 1950</strong> This issue is devoted to the dedication of the Filene House in May of that year. It features numerous pictures of President Truman helping to put the building&rsquo;s cornerstone in place.</p>
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1952January.jpg <p> <strong>January 1952</strong> This issue contains the Gabriel Heatter national radio broadcast as well as the infamous National Tax Equality Association&mdash;among the first organized attacks by bankers over taxation.</p>
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1954March.jpg <p> <strong>March 1954</strong> Sterling Hall on the University of Wisconsin campus is the site of the School for Credit Union Personnel. The school demonstrates CUNA&rsquo;s commitment to credit union education.</p>
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1959November.jpg <p> <strong>November 1959 </strong>The 1950s marked the beginnings of the international credit union movement. Here, Father Marion Ganey takes part in Credit Union Day -ceremonies in Fiji.</p>
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1963June1963.jpg <p> <strong>June 1963</strong> This issue marks another milestone in the magazine&rsquo;s history. CUNA directors dropped the word &ldquo;Bridge&rdquo; from the masthead, chang-ing its name to The Credit Union Magazine.</p>
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1963October1963.jpg <p> <strong>October 1963 </strong>&ldquo;Happy Credit Union Day&rdquo; from actor Steve Allen, pictured with Michael Rye, the education chairman of the American Federation of TV and Radio Artists Credit Union, Los Angeles.</p>
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1967April.jpg <p> <strong>April 1967</strong> With Truth in Lending already a reality in Massachusetts, Sen. William Proxmire, D-Wis., leads the fight for a national law.</p>
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1968April1968.jpg <p> <strong>April 1968</strong> Former CUNA President R.C. Morgan (left) congratulates &ldquo;Mr. Credit Union,&rdquo; Rep. Wright Patman, on his 40 years of service. The issue also covered Patman&rsquo;s proposal for a federal regulator.</p>
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