Moore Denies Sims Motion in Fidelity Trust Case
Federal Judge Ben Moore denied two motions challenging the court’s jurisdiction over appointing Central Trust of Charleston as trustee for Fidelity Association of Wheeling. One by State Auditor Edgar B Sims claiming the suit targets a sovereign state. the other by local residents seeking a stay, arguing court delay benefits trustees and certificate holders.
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Ben Moore
Central Trust Company of Charleston
Fidelity Co Association of Wheeling
Edgar B. Sims
Ross Baa
H. Isaiah Smith
West Virginia
Wheeling
Frichert HC
Central Trust Company
Iine Filey
4Idelity Association
Fidelity Investment! Company
Kerawha
Sims
Clarence W. Meadows
Ira J. Patt- Jow
Meadows
Securities and Exchange
Fidelity
Theaters Capitol Adds Multiple 1940s Features
The Capitol theater ledger lists new films including The Get Away with Robert Sterling and Donna Reed, Virginian Permy Serenade with Irene Dunne Cary Grant and Beulah Bondi, Merrie Melody cartoon, Blood and Sand with Tyrone Power, plus Gene Autry shows South of the Border and Back in the Saddle. Also added are flying serials Jungle Girl and Gallant Sons, and westerns with Buck Jones and Tex Ritter.
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Capitol
Robert Sterling
Donna Reed
Charles Winninger
Don Dailey
Texas
Tex Ritter
Desert
Ralph Bird
Radio Log Highlights Lincoln Highway Program Morning
A dense radio log notes Margaret Lindsay and Michael Whalen starring on the Lincoln Highway program at 10 AM on NEC WGKV. Mentions Lindsay’s path to acting, Clem McCarthy reporting a $5,000 Astoria race at 3:30 PM, and a Bach Schubert Wagner Sibelius drive with Charles OConnell conducting NBC Summer Symphony tonight at 9:30. Also lists Jimmy Flynn Spin and Win tours 14 army camps starting Fort Monmouth, Tommy Dorsey from New York's Hotel Astoria, and a long festival of schedules across stations and programs.
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Michael Whalen
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Miss Lindsay
Clem McCarthy
Aqueducto
Astoria
Charles O'Connel
Bach
Schubert
Wagner
Sibelius
NBC
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Fort Monmouth
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Midwest
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Hotel Astoria
New York
Dancing Music Orches
Indiana
Indico
Hell Hour
Nbe-Hive
Washington
Dhs
Chicago
Plog
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Nhe-Red
Dancing Music Orch
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Dance Music Orch
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Arion
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Guy Hedlund
Susie
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Newe
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Campus
Howl
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Orch
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Denes Music Orch
Art of Living
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Vass Family
Nbesblue
Elmer Davis News Corment
Faul Douglas
Edward Tawlinson
Rho-Blue
America
Nbe-Red Radio
Israel
Nbe-Bive
Nbe-Red Prom
Cavall
Ed Gardner
Cbs Hawsil
Elmer Davis
Commen
Cos
Abe
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Gabriel Heatter
Batavia
Dave Biman
Mbs A
Coe
Uncle Hira
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Court Decides Fidelity Has No Assets Jurisdiction
The court notes Fidelity has no other assets, asserting the entity lacks jurisdiction due to absence of assets. The statement emphasizes the action hinges on asset presence, shaping the legal pathway and possible outcomes.
Defense program boosts fingerprint records in state bureau
The state Bureau of Criminal Identification logged 2,711 fingerprint records in May, the highest monthly total since 1933, Supt. John W. Bosworth said. About a fifth were defense prints for armed services and defense workers, with 1,820 criminal and 173 miscellaneous non criminal prints also added. Nearly 160,000 fingerprints are now on file as the police clearing house for identifications.
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National Defense Program
State Bodige Department
John W. Bosworth
Defense
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Six Arrested in Strike Guilty of Misdemeanor
Martinsburg on June 13 to 17 six men were convicted in circuit court for misdemeanors linked to a strike at the Interwoven Stocking company. Bruce Bowers Joe O Leary Lee Johnson Eldridge Baker Paul Cline and Alva Cave were found guilty of attempting to cause bodily harm to Earl Myers. Judge D H Rodger reserved judgment.
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Martinsburg
Interwoven
Bruce Bowers
Joe O'Leary
Lee Johnson
Eldridge Baker
Paul Cline
Alva Cave
Earl Myers
D. H. Rodger
Indictment of GOP Leader Dismissed
Camden New Jersey June 13 An indictment charging Enoch L. Nocky Johnson state Republican leader with evasion of 29090 U S income taxes was dismissed by Federal Judge Albert B Maris because the grand jury powers had expired A similar indictment would be sought from Newark court next Tuesday by Special Assistant U S Attorney Joseph W Burns
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Camden
N. J
MNI
Enoch L
Nocky) Johnson
U. S
Albert B. Maris
U. S. Atty
Joseph W. Burns
Newark
Ex Legion Commander to Speak at Spencer Rally
Spencer hosts a Fourth of July rally sponsored by the American Legion and Spencer Lions Club with former department commander Claude L. Smith set to address the crowd.
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Legion
Spencer
Claude L. Smith
The
American Legion
Legion ‘and Spencer Lions ‘Club
Marriage License Filed for Peters and White Couple
Thomas Elkins Peters aged 37 of 1328 Hansford Street and Elpsbets White aged 23 of 1117 Piedmont Road applied yesterday for a marriage license at the county clerk's office.
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Thomas Elkins Peters
Hansford Street
Elpsbets
White
Piedmont Road
County Clerk’s Office
Aircraft Modelmaker Exam Is Scheduled
The government announced a civil service exam for under aircraft modelmakers to fill vacancies in the National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics at Langley Field Virginia. The salary is $1,260 annually. Applications may be filed with the Fourth U. S. Civil Service District in Washington D C and full information is available at the local civil service commission office in the post office building. This year's industrial exhibition in Helsinki Finland was sponsored by the German Chamber of Commerce.
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National Advisory Committee For Aeronautics
Langley Field
U. S. Civil Service District
Washington
D. C
Sec
Harry Gill
Civil Service Commission
Helsinki
Finland
German Chamber of Commerce
PGA Rule Lets Play Stop For Thunderstorms
PGA tournament manager Fred Corcoran announced a new rule allowing geifers to halt play during thunder and lightning. The change places discretion with players within regulations, halting play when storms arrive. Corcoran briefly paused the Mahoning Valley Open today for a half hour due to weather.
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Girard
Fred Corcoran
F.G.A
Corcoran
P.G.A
Olli Ant
Navy Repeats Search for Robin Moor Survivors
The Navy issued a second radio appeal to ships in the South Atlantic asking vessels between 40 and 50 degrees west longitude, the equator, and ten degrees north latitude to search for possible survivors of the torpedoed American vessel. Navy experts believe survivors would lie in a 600 square mile arc influenced by winds and currents.
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Washington
INS
Navy Today
South Atlantic
Navy
Be Interesting and Listen, Dorothy Dix Advice
A 1940s era column urges readers to cultivate conversation and listening skills. It extols being interesting, up-to-date, and attentive to others to uplift conversations. The piece encourages absorbing dialogue, sharing knowledge, and asking others about themselves to engage well in social settings.
Quintet Plays at Holiness Camp Meeting in Magazine Grove
Rev. Harry Black of Los Angeles arrives with his party to start the Holiness camp meeting near Hissom Tabernacle at Spring street and Pennsylvania avenue. Theme centers on world events and Bible prophecy as Gospel Five from Columbus joins for Sunday services at 10 am and 2:30 pm. Black will discuss Why Believe Jesus May Return to Earth in Our Generation.
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Harry Black
Los Angeles
Earl Hissom
Magazine Grove
Hissom Tabernacle
Spring Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
California
Black
Ruth
Lurlene Hypes
Gospel Five
Columbus
Jesus
Earth
Make Yourself Appealing Beyond Looks Says Dorothy Dix
The column urges plain women to overcome inferiority by self improvement. Learn how to dress, exercise, style hair, and cultivate manners. Develop talents like dancing or cooking, be cheerful, and fit into situations to attract people more than looks alone.
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Greta Garbo
Zearn
Nobdy
What is a Carthaginian peace and its meaning
A Carthaginian peace is a treaty so severe it implies the virtual destruction of the defeated party. The term comes from Rome's harsh terms imposed on Carthage after the Second Punic War.
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Rome
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