Dissenters to Receive 79271 After September 81H
Dissenters will be paid 79271 after September 81H, subject to time and exceptions. The notice outlines payment terms and potential variances due to unresolved issues.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1934
Page
2
Dissenters will be paid 79271 after September 81H, subject to time and exceptions. The notice outlines payment terms and potential variances due to unresolved issues.
Court records detail a 18 percent dividend plan for creditors of the Central Trust Company after a reorganization. The report splits into two schedules, with Schedule One covering dissenting positions and Schedule Two joint accounts where only one holder dissented. Largest individual claim listed is $48,946.47 by Finance Company of America, receiving about $7,825 under the proposed distribution. totals show potential payouts approaching $79,271.92 in Schedule Two and $495,450.23 overall unless exemptions apply.
Fragments describe ailments and remedies with references to breath, stomach issues, and medical prompts. Vague phrases mention war related solutions and numbered items, hinting at a published list of stomach related cures.
The excerpt blends a playful children story of an old man and a laughter sparked by a bird with legal filings from 1934. It references a court order by Judge Willard approving a receiver's report and distribution, with details on deposits, dissenters, and dividend timelines. The piece notes the 18 percent total distribution and the readiness to payout, along with dates and locations in Frederick County and surrounding banks.
London report quotes Clark Howell, publisher of the Atlanta Constitution, and chairman of Roosevelt's aviation commission, saying the danger of war in Europe has passed. He cites surveys from his Europe swing through Italy, France, England, and reports from unvisited countries, noting that Germany and Austria tensions have quieted and that nations either do not want war or cannot pursue it now.
The Frederick Production Credit Association plans cattle financing for farmers in Frederick Washington Montgomery Carroll Raritan and Garrett counties. Secretary Saye Thomas Anderson outlined terms and transportation from Baltimore to buyers. The initiative targets cattle purchases through Eastern Livestock and federal credit programs with county agents guiding interested farmers.
The farm administration announced a reduction to wheat acreage reduction from 12 percent to 8 percent for farms and operations under the 1995 program.
The Soviet government protested to Japan over the arrest of a Boriet citizen near the Chinese Eastern Railway in Manchukuo. Ambassadors Turemeimi delivered the notice to Tokyo, challenging a War Ministry communique August 17 alleging orders to foment attacks on railway property.
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