Heiress barred from full trust income by delay in filing claim
Supreme Court rules Mrs Margaret W. Sweeney of Wheeling is only entitled to net income from her grandmother’s trust estate, not the entire income accumulated since 1915. The 1930 trust wealth totaled $1,445,864.73, with prior payments and court actions shaping her limited award and handling of past years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Margaret W. Sweeney
Wheeling
Carolina C. Hughes
Margaret W. Hervey
Testalor
Hughes
Circuit Court
Fatally Injured At Silver Road Collision Near Newhouse Branch
Wilson Douglas died after a car battery, being pushed by Hoy Edens, was struck by a vehicle driven by LA Ramsey on a rural road near his Newhouse branch home. Ramsey was arrested pending investigation in the county jail. Douglas is survived by parents Sherman, three brothers Arthur Hubert Herschel, four sisters Alva Walker Derma Lee, all of Newhouse branch.
Snow and Cold Weather Christmas Forecast Across Nation
The Weather Bureau predicts a white Christmas for northern and Atlantic states with snow and cold weather Monday into Tuesday. The southern Atlantic states may see rain as temperatures drop. Light snow in northern Ohio valleys and parts of Tennessee with heavier falls later. Rain or snow tonight for many areas and a severe cold wave for the northern plains and upper Mississippi valley.
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Washington
Nick
Znou
Weather Bureau
Atlantic
Ohio
Tennessee
Ftnals
Town
Middle Wear
Ature
Northern Plains
Aliassesippi
Gloria Vanderbilt Tours Stores in New York
Ten year old heiress Gloria Morgan Vanderbilt stayed overnight at her mother Gloria Vanderbilt’s home and joined a shopping excursion with her mother. They visited Fifth Avenue toy stores and browsed Christmas displays while crowds gathered outside the Vanderbilts’ East Seventies residence to glimpse the pair.
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New York
Gloria Vanderbilt
Harry Payne Whitney
Birs
Gloria Morgan Vanderbilt
72Nd Street
Gloria
Mrs. Vanderbilt
Supreme Court
Louse
Vanderaut
Mrs. Whitney
Mob Crises Past as Shelbyville Oil of Guards Ends Riot Threat
Shelbyville on December 22 avoided renewed mob violence after four men were wounded earlier in rioting. National guardsmen and police kept crowds of 500 to 600 from attacking a Negro charged with assaulting a white schoolgirl. the courthouse had been burned in the turmoil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelbyville
Tenn
Jouse
Virginia Adopts Fee-Free Justice System In State Counties
The Journal of the American Judicature Society lauds Virginia for abolishing fee-paid justices of the peace two years ago, deeming the system "working excellently." It notes optional adoption for counties with 6,000 to 20,000 population and certain incorporated cities, with trial judges supervised by circuit judges and four-year revocable appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
American Judicature Society
Old Dominion
West Virginia
Commonwealth
the Judicature Society
The
Ontario
Justice’ of the Peace
Oresty
Aides Split on Relief Spending for Public Works
Washington dispatch reports a six billion dollar spread among FDR aides over public works funding for the coming year. There is no consensus on the total with figures ranging from three to nine billion dollars and discussions hint at possible higher later if business improves.
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Washington
Ing
Billon Dultora
Jess
Roosevelt
Congress
Richberg Warns Publication Over Johnson Articles
Recovery coordinator Donald Richberg informs the Saturday Evening Post that it must accept full legal responsibility for any defamatory statements in General Hugh S. Johnsons forthcoming articles. He says the magazine was told by several people about a book of accurate information excerpted from the pieces, which he claims would be untrue and malicious if published.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Donald FR. Richberg
Saturday Evening Post
Hugh S. Johnson
NRA
Richberg
George Horace Lorimer
Associated Press
Sweetest Girl in Memphis Awaits Death Courageously
In Memphis on Glenwood Street Marie Kerr a bedridden neighbor known for her kindness awaits her death after a bone infection led to amputation and relapse. Despite months of suffering she smiles and guides visitors while preparing a stenographic course and requesting Christmas gifts for others. The community mourns as doctors predict her time is near.
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Memphis
Rian
Re Kerr
Fintan
Maria Kerr
Glenwood Street
Marie
Florence Kerr
Sclende
Saar Basin Occupation Continues Amid League Vote Hopes
In Saarbruck en December 22 1934 troops from Britain Holland and Sweden reinforced the League of Nations stance on the January 13 plebiscite. German and Saar authorities maintain a cautious but visible occupation with about 3000 soldiers crossing the border under German consent. The scene evokes memories of postwar Rhine occupation as press and public weigh the future status of the Saar.
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Saarbruecken
Saar Basin
Rhineland
Britain
Holland
Sweden
Saar
Naria
League
Sie
Elusis
Rhine
Pierre Laval
Preview of Arms Plan Is Asked By U.S. Probers
Washington December 22 The Senate military committee seeks to control any proposed regulation of munitions profits while Nye and other members push for a full government monopoly. The Baruch committee may rewrite or disapprove administration plans, as hearings resume after Christmas with focus on nationalization and war profits.
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Washington
Bernard
Baruch
Reneine
Nye
R¢Nd
Howee
Oo Ideen
North
Bonus Payment In 35 Offered As Compromise
Washington sources report a new soldiers bonus plan proposing $1.2 billion in cash payments to veterans. The scheme would pay certificates by 1995, shift dating to Armistice Day 1918, and allow maturation in 17 years, reducing interest compared with the Patman bill. Advocates claim it would save about $1 billion for the treasury while delivering cash to veterans, many of whom have already borrowed against their certificates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dees
Lst
Buon
Treasury
Bonus Group
Airline Mail Plane Missing Near Louisville
A vanished American Airlines mail plane that departed Louisville at 2:30 pm with pilot Russell Riggs was not heard from after 2:52 pm. Ground and air searches, including four National Guard planes from Nashville, covered a wide arc toward Tennessee northward, but no trace was found by dusk.
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Nashville
Tenn
Camp Bays
Fort Knox
Louisville
Arene
Shen
Clouisville
Russell Riggs
National Guard
Tennessee
Planca
105Th
Heal
Paul Sloan
Ate “Catron
Wendell 'McCoy
Mrs A S Thomas Dies in Boston Hospital
Mrs Emma Nesserer Thomas wife of the late A S Thomas died last night at New England Baptist Hospital Boston following major operation Monday She was born August 19 1862 at Middleport Ohio aged 76 She moved to this city in 1881 and was active in First Methodist Church Survived by sons Frants and Ann Thomas Jr and William B Thomas of Cambridge sisters Mary Evans Lette Besserer brothers John W Besserer C F Besserer and W B Besserer Funeral arrangements were in Som pike and the service will likely be tomorrow the body to arrive in the city tomorrow morning
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Emma Nesserer Thomas
A. S. Thomas
New England Baptist Hospital
Boston
Mass
First Methodist Church
Mra. Thomas
Thre Non
Frants
Ann
Thomas, Jr
Ute City
Willian B. Thomas
Cambridge
Mags
Mow
Mary Evans
Mist Lette ‘Besserer
Shin Citysores Brothers
John W. Besserer
Buenos Aires
C.F. Besserer
Middleport
W. B. Besserer
Elty
Scarly
Churches to Celebrate Birth of Jesus Christ with Music
MEMPHIS Tenn Dec 22 Homeless babies top Christmas gifts need. Charities offer orphans for adoption with 28 children available and 125 inquiries from admirers. A department store aided by a second paper found homes for about 100 children. A boarding house keeper plans to borrow 14 children for the holidays to entertain students returning home.
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Memphis
Tenn
Santa Claus
Ewan
Aeven
Jone
Christmas Eve Observances In City Churches
Holiday services extend through Christmas Day with midnight mass, candlelight, and elaborate programs. Catholic, Episcopal, Lutheran, and Presbyterian churches plan special music, pageants, and children's entertainments, including St Faul's Lutheran pageant The Message of the Christmas Carols at 7:30 this evening and a candle light service at 11:30 tomorrow night led by Pastor Hermon Mees Mey.
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Pearl Sayre
East
Jesus Christ
Cligdeaton
Ye St
Faol
Lutheran Chirch
Enger
David Denti
George E. Engle
Mary
Eltzabelhy Fruthy
Meyer
van ‘Kramer
Abe
Cehaiemany
Waller
George Guesple
K Fruth
Ro My Frincke
Rice
Walter le
Inycharge
Hermon Mees
Dupre
Roch
Marie Auer
Lin
Gillespie
Vance
Wickoff
Revessional
Hark
Herald Angels
Jude
Soviet Moves To Avert Bloodshed In Manchukuo
Tokyo reports say Soviet infantry crossed into Manchoukuo from Siberia near Tungning south of Sulfenho to avert bloodshed. Soviet troops allegedly set up military equipment as Manchurian forces surrounded them. Reports vary on official confirmation and troop numbers.
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Tokyo
Rengo
Tiwrbin
Manchoukuo
Siberia
Vate
Tungning
Sulfenho
Manchoukuutt
Reng Et
Manchoua
Offica
Athe
Pitate
Renga
Sol
Manchoukuan
Plekso
Mrs Columbo Receives Cable Greeting From Son
Beverly Hills California December 22 A cablegram said Russ Columbo sent Christmas wishes to his mother Mrs Nicholas Columbo. The singer actor died September 2 from an accidental shooting. Her heart condition delayed disclosure of the tragedy. Carole Lombard and family reportedly concealed the death to spare her.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Russ
Nicholas Columbo
Russ Columbo
Europe
Columbo
Carole Lombard
Guarded Nurse Betty Gow Route to United States
A relative says Betty Gow is en route to the United States under heavy guard aboard the Aquitania, with authorities in New York also taking precautions. The claim follows recent speculation and past fears about traveling to the U.S. amid the Lindbergh baby case.
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Batty
Gow
United States
Greenock
Scotland
Betty
Lindbergh
United
Aquitania
New York
Sin' On
Gaw
Scottiahe
Bruna Turhea Atauptana
Southampton
Neal
Amer
Christmas Party Planned for wards at Camp Boone
The Vulture 1087, Society of Forty and Eight, will meet this afternoon to wrap presents and assemble baskets for the wards at Camp Boone. Captain Marsh’s staff at the camp is preparing for the event, with trucks from Yourlots polis aiding transport. Santa Claus will distribute gifts at 6:30 pm after a fireworks display, as Francis W. Turner coordinates welfare efforts. Child attendees, ages six to twelve from southern counties, wait eagerly for their first real Christmas party at the camp.
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Committee of Vulture
Society of Forty and Eight
Camp Boone
Yourlots Polis
New
John Brawley Legion
Whitesville
Santa Claus
Attr
Francis W. Turner
Coun
Merehaonta
Charitaton
Montgomery
Clendenin
Mrs Hubbard Succumbs After Years of Illness in Charleston
Mrs Mary B Hubbard widow of R G Hubbard who died about five years ago died yesterday at her Broad street home after several years of illness. Born April 30 1888 she was daughter of Jacob Goshorn and Edith Honaker Gos horn pioneers of Charleston. She spent her life in Charleston and was president of Lewis Hubbard and Company Active in charity and church work and Sunday school at Bream Memorial Presbyterian Church. Funeral tomorrow at eleven in Bream Memorial Presbyterian Church with interment in Spring Hill cemetery.
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Mary B.'Hubbard
R. G. Hubbard
Broad Street
Browne
Bream
Memorial
Presbyterian Church
Spring Hill
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Tn Saar
U.S
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Ruffner
Richard Wagner
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Birce
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