Lupe Velez Dies By Own Hand Amid Baby Disclosure
Beverly Hills California December 14 Lupe Velez temperamental Mexican film actress took her own life after notes revealed she was expecting a baby A bottle of sleep inducing tablets was found beside her pajama clad body Estelle Taylor said Velez was despondent over the pregnancy secretary Beulah Kinder found the body Harold Ramond a French actor said he was confused over the engagement plan and Lupe had insisted she would not have the baby Her previous marriage to Johnny Weissmuller ended in 1938 with multiple separations
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Lupe Velez
Lupe
Estelle Taylor
Jack Dempsey
Beulah Kinder
Harold Ramond
Ramond
Lube
Johnny
Tarzan) Weissmuller
Senate War Committee ends cigarette shortage probe
The Senate War Investigating Committee closes its inquiry after hearing testimony from a cigarette maker who could raise output by 35 percent with more tobacco and a grower worried over 1945 quotas. The panel notes potential for improvement if Army Navy pipelines are filled, with R J Reynolds chair Clay Williams revealing 42 percent of production goes to the Armed forces and that industry operates on a machine to mouth system offering about 30 days of supply.
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Washington
Senate War Investigating Committee
Clay Williams
R. J. Reynolds, Tobacco Company
Italian Government Backed by Allies in Washington Move
Washington dispatch reports an accord among Italy and its Allied backers to patch European policy rifts. Britain also sent Minister Richard K. Law to Washington to discuss Continental policies and aid for liberated peoples as officials fear continuing supply unrest drives political strain.
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Washington
London
Richard K. Law
West Virginia Coal Operator Dies At 72
Welch WV December 14 William Garnett Williamson 72 a widely known coal operator in southern West Virginia and eastern Kentucky died of a heart attack at his Vivian home He came to McDowell County in 1895 was vice president of Peerless Coal and Coke Company and a director and treasurer of Peerless Garvey Coal Company He is survived by his widow two daughters Mrs T W Haake Homer NY and Mrs Joseph James Alexandria VA and Capt W G Williamson Jr in the Army stationed at Arlington VA Williamson native of Leesburg VA and formerly engaged in wholesale groceries at Bluefield VA.
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Welch
W. Va
Willliam Garnett Williamson
West Virginia
Kentucky
Vivian
Williamson
McDowell County
Peerless Coal and Coke Company
Peerless-Garvey Coal Company
Splint
Morales
First
Clark National Bank
Northfork
Bluefield
Leesburg
T. W. Haake
Homer
N. V
Joseph James
Alexandria
W. G. Williamson, Jr
Arlington, Va
Notices of Dissolution for Maryland Corporations
The State Tax Division announces that Articles of Dissolution for Depositors Holding Corporation were received on December 2, 1944, per Article 23. The Wilcox On & Brown Lumber Company also filed Articles of Dissolution on November 20, 1944, as authorized by the Code. Commissioners Robert France and Emerson Harrington Jr sign.
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Maryland
Depositors Holding Corporation
Robert France
Emerson, Harrington, Jr
State Tax Commission OF
Wilcoxon & Brown Lumber Company
Owen E. Hitchins
Emerson C. Harrington, Jr
ORDER NISI ON SALES NO 15909 EQUITY 1944 Frederick County
In the Circuit Court for Frederick County sitting in Equity November Term 1944 the matter of the Report of Sales led the 24th day of November 1944 trustees under a Deed of Trust dated November 1 1939 by The Fritchie Home Company. On December 18 1944 the court will ratify the Report of Sales of Real Estate unless cause is shown. the report lists sales amount 5 000. Retained copy and notice. true copy. Public sale of farm and real estate also listed with items from cattle to household goods and two parcels of real estate in Frederick City. sale dates December 14 and December 21 1944. terms include cash or notes with security. brokers and auctioneers named.
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NISI
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Wiliam J. Kelley
Charles McC. Mathias
Fritchie Home Company
William J. Kelley
Charles McC Mathias
Orphans Court
Maryland
Zachariah C. Magruder
Rufus H. Magruder
Charles L. Magruder
Holden
Felton
Yea
Iany Aigrney
Helen Reid Bennett
William 8. Bennett
Mary
Bert M. Staley
Jane Staley James
Moxley
Claggettaville
Montgomery County
Kemptown Road
Ursday
Guernsey
John Deere
McCormick Deering
Syracuse Barshear
Richmond
Warren Euy
W. R. Winter
Monrovia
Glenn Trout
Raymond L. Kelly
Frederick City
Mary Beckley Pearson
Bertha Cecelia
Beckley Davis
David F. Davis
Court House
South Market Street
Bertha C
Benjamin F. Reich
Trustes
Bruwal
Fred City
David F. Ca
Frederick Counts
Beckley
Lancis Jewelry
Stonam
Hiather
U. S
Ffull
Clinton McSherry
Edward J. Smith
Aftorneva-iner
Amert R. Bowl
Maryland farmers report steady commodity prices
Central Maryland farmers received 1.24 per bushel for corn with the north central area higher at 1.60 per bushel for wheat. Chickens brought 19 cents per pound, eggs 50 cents per dozen, and hogs 13.70 per hundredweight. Western and southern counties posted similar corn prices, while discrepancies in wheat and chicken prices appeared between regions.
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College Park
Maryland
North Central
North Centend
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