Stockholders Ordered to Pay in Central Trust Decree
Fifty seven stockholders of the defa ult Central Trust Company were ordered Thursday to pay more than 23,000 in statutory liability in a decree signed by Chief Justice Hammond Umer. The decree, begun April 10 by State Banking Commissioner John J. Qhingher, follows earlier decrees against dozens of stockholders in related suits. Interest from 1933 and costs must be paid, raising the total well above the liability figure of 25,641.81. Names and amounts for numerous stockholders are listed, with many paying from 1933 dates and later, as courts continue to pursue broader collection efforts.
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Defaut Central Trust Company
Sotee Hammond Umer
John J. Qhingher
Aiice Suite
Garpe
Costa
Mr. Ghingher
Albert M
Norman
Anhalt
Middetown
Cordelia OG. Albaugh
New Market
Austin Angieberner
This City
Harry Bevard
Bykeeville
Belva A. E. Birely
Thurmont
Lester S. Burely
Scott Bollinger
Elsie V. Bollinger
New Windsor
Walter G& Brenner
Smithaburg
Louis Brown
Albert M. Coblentz
Auddietown
Byron G Coblentz
Middletown
Byron G
Florence L. Coblentz
Ellen F. Coblentz
Hattie M
Grace Bevard
Sykeaville
J. May Bond
Union Bridge
Hatchie B. Buseard
Hagerstown
J. Vernon
Cao
Idk
Satu
J. Ver- Oxm
Oneida K. Coblentz
Harry £. Cramer
Frederick
Route 6
Luther R Gruit
Poolesville
Henry J. Davis
Mildred N Days
Grayson Doub
Myersville
Annie F. Kebenrode
George F. Webenrode
John W Bitridge
Hany C. Redman
Tia Erdman
White House Kitchen Goes Modern in Historic Remodel
Behind the White House portico a major Public Works project revamps the mansion’s 100 year old housekeeping layout. A new north portico, direct to alternating current wiring, and a modern stainless steel kitchen with concealed work areas, dumb waiters, and dedicated service rooms reshape daily life for staff.
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White House
Washington
Public Works Project
Tia
Andy Jackson
Pillmore
Presidents Mansion
Dinonera
Baby Dumb
Walters
Acai
E. F. Locke
Army
Assad
Fillmore
Presidential Mansion
Butler’s Pantry
Committees for Lions Club for Year Named
The Lions Club held a Thursday noon meeting at Hotel Frederick with A. R. Albaugh presiding. After lunch, films on motor assembly were shown. New committees for the club year included Finance, Membership, Education, Publicity, and Boys' and Girls' Work, among others, with members named by president Ryan A. Winebrenzer and secretary Herman C. Gubisch.
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Lions Club
Frederick
A. R. Albough
Chevrolet
Albaugh
Ryan A. Winebren
Taaddi
Eltce
Herman C. Gubisch
Cuncon
Oscal
Orvite
H. David Hagan
R. Brad Wolfe
Charles G. Houck, Jr
Bernard C Morris
A. Hart Etchison
H Dasid Lingan
Irving
Elser
John 5. Renn
Alvin L. Main
Herman ¢ Cgubtach
Rev
Wiliam
Royal
H J. A Blaster
Charles F. Seeger
Arthur R. Remsberg
Charles &. Muliew
Theodore A. Hoover
Ward Betas
T. Bes
Ciizenship
Phil L Farrell
Jacob H. Smith
Robert L. Imipsey
Charles D. Albaugh
Lloyd C. Culler
Jesse W. Kolb
Harry Rowe
Pianksin
Shipley
Charles de Rudson
L. Homer Miller
Michael J. Croghan
C. Thomas Summers
Bernard C. Mortis
John L. Fleischman
Ralph Egeaien
George L. Rothenhoefer
Tax on used car sales in Maryland approved
Annapolis Aug 1 Attorney General Herbert R O Conor filed ruling that registered automobile dealers must pay the 1 1 per cent gross receipts tax on all used cars sold The tax division could not estimate annual totals The same report mentions Mexico's pulque drink and maguey plants used to ferment it with gourds.
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Annapolis
Herbert R O'Conor
William 8. Gordy, Jr
Comptroller’s Office
Court News and Marriages and Deeds Digest
Court news lists licenses for LeRoy Trueworthy and Helen Kilgour in Cedar Rapids and John Easterday with Mary Bragonier in Hagerstown. Also Hayden Ricketts and Mary Wilson from Washington and Princess Anne tied by license. Property deeds record transfers among Hemp, Clapp, Mackenzie, DeLauter, Tobery, Esworthy, Gardner, and Myers to various buyers in county and city areas. A stray line notes a man who dislikes Frederick may dislike any place.
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LeRoy M Trueworthy
Bethesda
Helen A. Kilgour
Cedar Rapida
Jaws
John H. Easterday
Mary Louise Bragonier
Hagerstown
Hayden J. Ricketts
Washington
Mary Catherine Wilson
Princess Anne
Samuel D. Bussard
Elmer F. Bussard
Williamd B. Mackenzie
H. Kieffer DeLauter
H Kieffer DeLauter
Wiliam B. Mackenzie
George M. Ball
Lester C. Koogle
George W Tobery
Craig E. Esworthy
George ©. Gardner
Altai Gardner Ridenour
Earl L. Myers
Charles J Files
Liquor Control Seen Clouding Senate Horizon
In Wartlogson August 2 report the House rejects admin claims for a federal liquor regulation scheme. It would place control in Treasury as opposed to an independent agency, while critical debate over interstate bulk sales to hotels and clubs surfaces. Secretary Morgenthau warned against further easing.
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Merrert Plummer Wartlogson
House
Senate
Ister
Thal
Supreme Court
NRA
PACA
Congress
FACA
Morgenthau
Treasury Department
Joseph H. Choate
Contested Proposals Shape Alcohol Sales Debate in Senate
The article outlines a House defeat of administration favored measures on liquor sales in bulk and the Senate battle over standards. Opponents warn of lower purity safeguards and tampering by wholesalers. The piece notes broader tensions between bottle and barrel makers and industry groups, with references to pre prohibition era concerns and regional cannibalism in distant locales.
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Oppesetés
Senate
House
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Wolfe
Hart Etchison
Chase Opel
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Ralph B. Hartman
Philip L. Farrell
Wiliam C.royal
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B. Wolfe
A Hart Etchison
Thomas Summers
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Robert E. Clapp, Jr
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