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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1943
Page
6
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The piece recalls Maryland figures including Congressman Baldwin and Senator Radcliffe, noting the April 15 16 losses of Baldwin’s son and pilot Harry Wallace Baldwin, and detailing Radcliffe sponsored bills on veterans housing, merchant marine medals, return of private boats, and prepaid freight refunds. It also discusses Teddy Roosevelt McKeldin's 1944 victory and Maryland’s voting pattern versus national trends.
After Mayoralty returns, factions dispute who toppled the party. Critics blame women, the Negro vote, and labor support while others hint at internal Democratic rifts. The Curran machine strengthens amid shifts, with Jackson ousted and Conlon and Crook elected to key posts.
fragmented OCR notes describe Tilme Stars features and upcoming film showings at Centonia Theatre. Mentions Abbott and Costello appearance and Tennessee Johnson with Van Heflin, plus cast details and dates in a period newspaper style.
In Equity No. 3153 Chy the court orders the sale reported by Fred R Owens and Harry A Copeland, trustees, to be ratified unless cause to challenge the power is shown by July 1 next, with notice to publish in Caroline County newspapers four weeks before May 1. Clerk D Ralph Horsey certifies.
An Order Nisi in Equity No 3783 Chy dated April 19 1943 ratifies and confirms the sales reported by Wesley E Thaw ley Assignee unless cause against it is shown by June 24. A copy of the order must appear in a Caroline County newspaper for four consecutive weeks before May 24. The sale total is $900.00.
The administrator will public sale the personal property at the late home of Robinson C. Murthy on State Road from Preston to Harmony, starting 10 o'clock a.m., rain or shine. Items include horses, carts, plows, harnesses, milk cans, farm implements, livestock, kitchen furniture, clocks, chairs, tables, and antiques. Auctioneer Leonard F. Covey and Clerk Elmer Kelley noted. property cannot be removed until settled.
Public auction of a 3 acre parcel in First Election District Caroline County Maryland with a 4 room bungalow and outbuildings. The sale follows an Orphans Court decree in a suit involving Raymond B. Rawlings and Florence J. Dowd et al. Real estate is described with specific boundary lines and is the homestead site near Henderson. Open for bids between 2 and 4 pm in front of the Denton Court House. Cash on day of sale. balance after court ratification or all cash at purchaser option. Auctioneer James Temple.
Orphans Court order in the Trice estate directs publication notice to all defendants including Lavina Waliper Cyrus Waliper Paul S. Trice Ruby Trice Melvin Trice and Eleanor Williams to appear by June 21 1943 why a decree should not be granted for the sale of the Richard A. Trice real estate totaling about 55 5 8 acres in two adjoining parcels in the Fifth Election District. The action seeks payment of debts from the deceased with a 508.46 personal estate from an earlier sale insufficiency.
The Liquidative Committee of Hillsboro Queen Anne Bank will auction the remaining assets, including stocks bonds and notes, at the Denton Court House front door at 12 noon. The list is available for inspection during banking hours at the Hillsboro Branch of Liberty Bank. Henry Morgan and H Flowers, surviving committee members.
Owner Mrs. Fred B. Nuttle offers at public auction at her Denton residence on Fifth Avenue starting 10 a.m. the described personal property including six piece and four piece living rooms, bedroom suites, rugs, a piano, Victrola, other furnishings, kitchenware, and more. Absolute sale with cash day of sale. removal only after payment terms. Auctioneer James Temple. Clerk Ormond L. Andrew. Attorney Wesley E. Thawley.
In Equity No 3782 Chy Layman J Redden Assignee reports sale of property by LUCY J JONES and THOMAS A JONES to raise $800.00. Order dated April 20 requires cause to oppose by June 24 and publication in Caro line County newspaper for four consecutive weeks before May 24. Clerk Ralph Horsey signs.
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