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AUDIT ROW #369 · GAP-W6-2'S SETTLER, RESTATED PRECISELY
The leg's casualty event is the double bank failure of 1930, whose closings stand banked — and whose receivership record, the part that would name the rescuers and the recoveries, stands open under its settler. The settler is stated to the document class, as the standing GAP-W6-2 states it: the Indiana Department of Financial Institutions' reports for 1930–34, which carry receiverships bank by bank, and the Walkerton Independent's files for February–April 1930, which carry the town's own account of the closings as they happened. Neither was reached whole from this seat, and the rescuers limb — who tried to save the banks, and with whose money — closes with them: a named gap, not a story.
Principal sources: Businesses (the 1930 closings), pointed to; settlers named — Indiana DFI reports, 1930–34; the Walkerton Independent, February–April 1930 (GAP-W6-2).