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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1933
Page
2
Elliott City merger claims surface in banking case as testimony unfolds in court. Prosecution and defense present arguments about transaction details and regulatory oversight.
Coblentz testifies in a case between Washington Trust Company Milcott City and Fidelity and Deposit Company of Baltimore over return of mortgages held after a merger with Central Trust Company of Maryland. W witnesses discuss solvency, good faith of the merger and whether the transfer was lawful.
Fragmentary text references a work by Frank L. Packard with unclear content about Germans and a wounded person. The source is damaged and lacks coherent details to establish a clear event or summary.
Colin Lamarre fights through smoke to reach Lazarre near the burning clubhouse. He recovers Lazarre’s wounded form and staggers out to safety, while Germaine urges him to hurry to the launch, fearing capture as Dollaire’s men close in.
Frank Palme of Taneytown hosts a Valley area gathering with prizes awarded to the oldest gentleman David Sloat 87 and oldest lady Mrs Bemita Reitcher York while the youngest baby son Robert one month receives recognition. A long list of attendees includes Mr and Mrs Leroy Sprenkit Mrs Elmira Reticher Mr and Mrs Devie Sloat and many others from Taneytown York Baltimore Marietta and nearby towns.
Black satin units and dresses dominate the scene as designers explore a new satin trend. The hourglass silhouette and wasp waist gain Paris interest, with Americans possibly adopting the look. A scarf collar accents the Hudson seal coat shown.
St Paul reports Dr W H Hedberg a St Paul chiropractor identified as the man who abducted and assaulted Dr BJ Engberg secretary of the Minnesota State Board of Medical Examiners. Hedberg was found wounded near a railroad yard after a staged re enactment with police.
Washington reports Major E. W. Brows chief of police foresees public reaction crushing organized crime. He cites UC SB Flag Association figures estimating total annual cost of crime at 150 dollars per person and Al Capone’s annual loss at 150 million, urging that the public will drive the cure though it may take time.
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