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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1944
Page
8
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The Maryland delegation's roll call votes revealed party lines and support for direct federal voting for soldiers. Beall Ellison and others faced criticism from PM over alleged secrecy while voting records showed clear positions on the Worley and Rankin bills. In a separate Bethlehem shipyard visit, Admiral Land heard labor grievances on idle time, pay, and supervision and promised a labor specialist to review complaints.
A Calvert County survey by A D Neeld notes most March 15 tax returns seek refunds of taxes paid, with many refunds already issued or reduced payments. The piece links low tobacco income, high farm costs, and withholding rules to lighter net incomes despite higher tobacco prices, while unions press for Maryland labor organization and a sun paper pressroom non union status remains unique.
Wilbert L. Merriken as assignee will sell at public auction the Hickman village property in Caroline County. The two story frame dwelling with six rooms, a shed and barn sits on a 100 by 283 foot parcel fronting the main street. Sale taking place between 2 and 4 PM at the courthouse door with one half cash or all cash option and bearing interest on deferred payments.
Layman J Redden as mortgagee will expose at the Denton courthouse door in Caroline County Maryland on a 1944 date between 2:00 and 4:00 pm two tracts. Tract 1 contains 12.8 acres with a two story dwelling and outbuildings near Garland Lake. Tract 2 encompasses 66 acres with 20 acres of arable land and woodland on the Mackadam Highway. Immediate possession to purchasers. one third cash day of sale, balance on ratification or all cash. title and transfer costs at purchaser expense.
Power of Attorney from Norah Brindley to Layman J. Redden authorizes public sale of 80 acres in Caroline County in the Second Election District. Property, described by metes and bounds, includes pine timber woodland two miles north of Denton near Denton Greensboro Highway. numerous exceptions and prior deeds noted. no improvements.
Immediately after the above properties are sold, another sale will take place. The notice indicates a subsequent auction action planned right after the initial sale, with details to be provided by the issuing authority.
The offer allows payment on day of sale with balance in three months or all cash at purchaser option. Deferred payments, if any, bear interest from sale date and secure to the undersigned Attorney in Fact. Title papers and documentary stamps are at purchaser expense.
Executor of Martha L. Barcus estate offers at public sale at her Greensboro home on Railroad Avenue starting 1 pm. Items include antique walnut tables, mahogany furniture, chairs, rug collection, silver, china, glassware, sewing machine, stove, tools, linens, and numerous other articles in good condition.
Executor T Floyd Jackson of Martha L Barcus deceased and auctioneer James Temple announce terms of sale. No property may be removed until all terms are fully complied with.
At the same time and place, 8 shares of capital stock of the Caroline County Bank and certain certificates of beneficial interest will be sold. These assets were owned by Martha L. Barcus and Annie E. Jackson, both deceased, with executorship and admininstration roles noted.
Notice is given that Caroline County has letters of administration for the late resident. Creditors must exhibit their claims with vouchers by August 4, 1944, or be barred from the estate. Administratrix Caroline G. Darson signs the notice with the register’s attestation.
The administrator assigns the August 11 1944 deadline for subscribers with vouchers to be legally authenticated to receive all benefits of the estate. The notice is dated August 8 and signed by Alexander E Miller as administrator with a true copy from Carlton V. Weat, Register of Wills.
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