Frederick County Bank Reopens Under New Charter
The Frederick County National Bank resumes operations on an unrestricted basis Wednesday under a new charter and capital structure. Conservator LeRoy McCardell oversees closure of the receivership as officers and directors, including W L Carty and Lewis E. Birely, return to manage the bank with deposits exceeding a million dollars. The capital totals include 75 000 common and 75 000 preferred stock plus 50 000 surplus to support reorganized finances and restore public confidence.
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United States Treasury
Frederick County Natal Bank
LeRoy McCardell
Wednesdar
Reiease
Fh A
LeRor McCardell
W. L. Carty
Ewis E. Birely
Jos. Long
Albert M. Mercer
A. LeRoy Jarden
Allen G. Quynn
Benjamin Reich
Samuel H. Rosenstack
Wm. W. Smith
Robert L. Warfield
H. Zacharias
Lone. Walkersville
Art M, Mercer
Procter
New Market
Commons
Strike leaders open to peace talks as strike lingers
Six leaders of the New York milk strike signal willingness to hear peace proposals if Governor Lehman extends talks. The article notes a bathing beauty contest entries and a postmaster examination notice with locations and pay of 2100 dollars.
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Bang
Hef H. Lehman
New York 2
Goon
Weather data summary for August 1
Readable weather table notes daily precipitation 24 hours ending at midday none. Average rainfall for August shows 7.83 inches for the year 1933. Temperature yesterday was 80 degrees and last night 62. Year ago temperature not clearly stated.
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Scipita
Would-be Train Wrecker Examined in Maryland Case
Mrs. Sarah Shanes O Brine 42 of Baltimore was arrested for placing close-ties on the Western Maryland tracks at Pen Mar last Monday. She was examined at Franklin County jail in Chambersburg and found nervous. a charge of malicious mischief has been filed. The act occurred on the Pennsylvania side and a cross-tie limb and two kegs were removed before a passenger train arrived. O Brine admitted placing the materials saying it was a joke and that the engineer could have stopped in time.
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Sarah Shanes O'Brine
Baltimore
Maryland
Pen Mar
Car Crash Damages Frederick County Antique Store
A car driven by Claude Plush, 22, of Petersville, crashed into the Braddock Heights area antique shop owned by Frank C. Hargett damaging many items. Arch ie Alexander and Plush were injured. Joseph H. Apple Jr. escaped injury. Reckless driving charges filed against Plush.
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Alexander
Plush
Pluth
J. R. Miller
Frederick
Braddock Hergots
Apple
Willard Markey
Jim
Predestick
Dahtia Gardens
Frank C. Hargett
Braddock Heights
Muler
Hargest
Hargett
Steps to Open Eastern Shore Bank Are Approved
Baltimore August 12 AP After the Reconstruction Finance Corporation approved purchases of 500000 of Class A capital debentures of the County Trust Company of Maryland formerly the Eastern Shore Trust Company Hooper Miles president announced 21 banks in the chain would open as soon as details were worked out The RFC also granted a loan of 1620000 to the County Corporation wholly owned subsidiary of the trust company
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Baltimore
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
County Trust Company of Maryland
Eastern Shore Trust Company
Hooper
Miles
RF. C
County Corporation
Trust Company
Forreits Collateral in Auto Case
Collateral posted by G Ridgeville was forfeited by Justice Murray after the defendant failed to appear to answer charges of unauthorized use of an auto. Bond set at £25 with costs posted by Bussard, who claimed involvement by a neighbor. The matter references Walter Welsh of Pop Dare and a firearm incident near Water and Park during the fair.
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Clarence M. Murray
G. Ridgeville
Dan Red
Justice Murray
Ussard
Bussard
Tawi Alen
Walter Welsh
Wate
Park
Camiak
Elks Convention Opens Monday in Frederick
Registration for the 13th Tri-State Elks Association convention in Frederick begins today with 1200 to 1300 expected attendees from Maryland Delaware and the District of Columbia. Governor Rit chie and Postmaster General Parley unavailable. parade Wednesday features multiple lodge bands and floats led by Tri-State president Alfred W. Gaver.
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Tri-State Elks Association
Maryland
Delaware
District of
Columba
Frederick
Elks Club
West Second Street
Parley
Ritchie
Kiks
Alfred W. Gaver
Preston £. Michael
Alton ¥. Bennett
Frederick Lodge
Charles A. Opel, Jr
Elmer F. Munshower
Frederick City
Gayer
Tri-State Association
Howard Jackson
Baltimore
Baltimore Lodge
No. 7
David
Winebrenner
Hagan
Elks
Fair Grounds
Seventh and
Market Streets
Patrick
College Avenue
Mr. Gaver
Iis
OWS
North Market Street
jCompany
Hagersin
Crisfield Lodge
Cambridge Lodge
D. C
Loace
Brunswick
Maryland School for the Deaf announces record enrollment
The Maryland State School for the Deaf will reopen on September 20 in Frederick with a record enrollment, led by Superintendent Ignatius Bjorlee. Enrollment reaches 184 students and 184 boxes and girls, with new faculty hires Miss Mary Emme Zegler and Miss Frances McAndrew.
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Maryland State School For the Deaf
Ignatius Bjorlee
Frederick
Sowtherhan
Maryland
Scheal
Mary Emme Zegler
School For the Deaf
Talledega
Ala
William E. Trail
Frances McAndrew
Philadelphia
Cora Paulson
Washington
McAndrew
Bjorlee
Minnesota
Rome Greet Air Armada in grand welcome
In Rome crowds line the streets to greet General Italo’s air armada returning from a 12 000 mile journey to Chicago. Mussolini plans to greet the aviators at Ostia as a major weekend parade and crowd-filled program unfolds.
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Rome
AIR Armada
Italo
Allie
Lisbon
Portugal
Osis
Mussolini
Reto
Ostia
Four from Waynesboro charged with shoplifting in Pa
Four Frederick county residents were arrested in Waynesboro Pa after a W T Grant store loss of five hosiery items. They were jailed in default of bond. Mrs Strasberger is divorced from Robert Crumbaugh of Frederick. Bonds set at 100 for each store, with items found in the car in Hagerstown.
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Frederick County
Waynesboro
Hagerstown
Dudley F
Strapberger
Margaret Harper
Gettysburg
Austin Harper
Meredithy Pierce
Brunswick
Strasberger
Robert Crumbaugh
Omcer Ray Stoner
Frederick Countians
John B. Geiser
Baker's Pharmacy
Dr Conley Called to Run for Maryland Governor in 1934
Frederick county residents urge Dr Charles H Conley a prominent physician and Democrat to seek the governorship arguing for local self government over centralized state rule They cite rising taxes and costly government as reasons while noting Conley has long served the community without holding office The open letter names numerous signers including former state officials and local leaders from Frederick and surrounding areas
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Frederick County
Charles H Conley
Maryland
Frederick
Gorney
Hile
Albert G. Ritchie
Conley
Charles W
Martha Lartick Coriey
Montgomery County
Edgar T. Contry
USS Army
Fomer
Jacob Rohtvath
Frank L. Stoner
Henry P. Mussetter
Harry Wood
Laura Carlisle McCardell
Princeton
Buckey
Mary Wea
Younr
Alderman Auighst
Samuel H. Rotenstoth
John W Mentzer
George Hollman
Louie, Wood
Victor F. Cullen
Nathan England
Edward Fimk
George F . Grove
James A. Lang
William G. Howard
Thomas N. Mohier
Edward J GC
E. Victor Myers
Wiliam
Ralph G. Kilner
James Hi Grove, Jr
Picnic at Furnace Ford by Pocahontas Order gathering
The Degree of Pocahontas and Improved Order of Red Men held a picnic at Furnace Ford on Wednesday afternoon. Bath or meeting and harvest games were enjoyed, with prizes awarded. Bean soup was served and at 5 oclock a picnic supper followed. About one hundred members attended.
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Furnace Ford
Thus
Etr
Bathoor
Harohatl Oy
Bean
Press Parleys Free And Easy In Capital Now
Roosevelt era press conferences loosened and broadened access to reporters. Officials from the NRA and various departments hosted frequent, candid sessions, contrasting earlier dull, controlled briefings. Public figures and promoters crowded events, while some officials faced pushback over policy and alleged chiseling.
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Roosevelt
Oll
Roosevel
Hugh Johnson
NRA
Rainfall Totals Reported Across Counties
Weather records show Emmittsburg logged six months of drouth in 1930 with seven and a half inches of precipitation at Mount St. Mary's after Thursday showers. The May to November 1920 total rainfall measured 6.68 inches in the region.
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Drouth
Emmittsburg
Mount St. Mary's
Trederics
All In Cabinet Likely To Leave With Machado
Reports from Havana indicate a political upheaval as President Machado faces resignation. A mob burned the Heraldo de Cuba while another group looted the presidential palace lower floors. The Cuban state department announced Machado would take a leave of absence and resign later, with Orestes Ferrerra named as interim, as plans to appoint a new secretary of state unfold.
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Cuba
Machado
Heraldo de Cuba
Havana
Cuban State Department
Diplomatic Corps
Cuban Congress
Orestes Fererra
Fererra
United States
Summer Welles
Col
Horacio Fererra
Alberto Hererra
Warshé Machado
Tigras
Loyslo
Machade
Haan Finnklar
Horoine Cubs
Csr
Antonio Diminex
Machado Rerime
Mat
Four Die When Train Overturns Near Salisbury
Four men died and four were injured when the Pennsylvania Railroad fast express The Cavalier derailed after a track tampering incident near Salisbury Maryland. Victims included engineer W Oscar Brown of Delmar and baggage car rider Delawares James Farane. Authorities blamed malicious tampering and continued inquiries.
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Salisbury
Pennsylvania Railroad
Cavalier
W. Oscar Brown
Delmar
Del
E.R
Araneae Dalanekerson
Millsboro
Thomas Done
Ageno
Samar Wilson
Deluna
Munenier
Antebens
Wea
Massey
Funkhouser Sued by Second Wife for Separate Maintenance
Raymond J. Funkhouser of Deal New Jersey once of Winchester Hazerst ern Maryland and New York city is sued by his second wife Ruth Goodwin for separate maintenance in New Jersey chancery court. She alleges wealth and seeks support while noting two children Geraldine born September 16 1931 and Ruth born September 16 1932. The chancellor ordered the husband to produce the children to court.
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Trenton
N. J
Raymond J. Funkhouser
Deal
Winchester
Geraldine
Ruth
NRA Codes Extend To Four Major Industries
Washington August 12 AP Employees in electric light and power, telephone, canning, and transportation industries were placed under NRA wage and hour codes with approval by Hugh S Johnson. More than 130,000 workers are affected and up to 150,000 may be covered as blanket agreements and revised hours take effect. Separately, Baltimore residents Mr and Mrs Joseph Rewenstee return to Emtitsburg for their 63rd wedding anniversary as Little Round Top hosts a regional reunion.
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Washington
NRA
Hugh S. Johnson
Joseph
Rewenstee
Baltimore
Emmt
Eramitsburg
Restameel
Gevysburg
Ax Breir
Funeral rites for Thomas Werl Claggett held in Maryland
Funeral services were held for Thomas Werl Claggett of Martinwis and Petersville Frederick County at St David s Church Baltimore and St Mark s Cemetery Petersville with Bishop Edward Helfenstein presiding. He died of heart disease at Bedford Springs Pennsylvania and is survived by his widow, son Thomas Claggett of Baltimore, and sister Mrs Genevieve Klapper Madison New Jersey.
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Thomas Werl Claggett
Martinwis
Petersville
Frederick County
St. David's Protestant Episcopal Church
Ealtimore
Rt Mark's
Petéravijie
Edward B. Helfenstein
Maryland
Mark Nelson
Brunswick
Dettasch
Clazcett
Philadelphia and Reading Coal Wid Iron Company
Baltinore
Bedford Springs
Mere
Samuel Claggett
Petereville
Thomas Claggett
Baltimore
Genevieve Klapper
Madison, N. J
State Pays Baltimore Largest Check on Record
Annapolis August 12 Gov Albert C Ritchle handed Baltimore Mayor Howard W Jackson a 4 500 000 check the first payment to reimburse the city for about 1 7 million advanced for local relief. The check is the largest ever issued by the state and the city has received the largest sum to date. Taxi Driver Fined A Hagene Mehre Albert Howland was fined 1 for careless driving when the case tied to a crash involving a taxi and a car driven by Glenn Preston Brashear near Unionville. Two occupants of the Brashear car John Bates and Miss Bilse Martin sustained injuries and were treated at Frederick City Hospital.
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Annapolis
Albert C Ritchle
Howard W. Jackson
Baltimore
Municipel
Mehri Albert Howland
Hagene
Glenn Preston Brashear
Mt Airy
Unionville
J. J. Momlberger
Liverthomn
Taskab
John Bates
Bilse Martin
Hagerstown
Frederick City Hospital
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Aux l Darior Fire
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Thraa
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Johnson
Ty Rodney Dutcher
NEA
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Agricultural Adjustment
Unna
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Labor
Perkins
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Chamber of Commerce
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Dern
Dem
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Bort Myer
Tyoldiers
California
Charles Hahn
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Mayand
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R. J. Funkhouser
Thomas West Claggett
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