Court Receiver Gh ingher files reports in 1935 1995
In circuit court Gh ingher submits two reports detailing receipts and disbursements from April 30, 1935, to December 7, 1935, and an inventory of claims and assessments related to the trusts and liquidation. The records total cash, certificates of beneficial interest, and large judgments and claims, with a $25 680 stockholders liability and substantial sums in suits in progress.
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Bled Ono
Circuit Court
Cme of
Tus
Trups
Amounis Ds
Wilam L. Smith
Blue Ridge Investment Company
Central Trust Company
People’s Liquidating Corporation
Emory
Gobleniz
Thomas B Hayward
Thomas H. Legg
Evelyn Ler
Union Bridge
Charien R. Holter
Ghllagher
Peoples Lquidatine Company
E Senate
Mir. Ghingher
Rey the Centrel
Wesman and Newman
Christmas Greeting Vows Public Service From Governor Nice
Baltimore Dec 23 Governor Harry W Nice extends Christmas greetings and pledges all energy to advance public interest and an intelligent administration of Maryland affairs. In nearing his first year of a four year term he expresses sincere gratitude for the honor and a determination to carry on with faith in God and hope for better fortune for all.
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Baltimore
Harry W. Nice
Marland
Needy Over 3.5 Million To Be Helped At Home
Washington reports indicate a focus on Federal work relief totaling 4 trillion ark funds to aid about 3.5 million unemployed. President Roosevelt stressed local responsibility and that any aid must reach employable and unemployable needy persons. WPA chief Harris noted relief actions and ongoing concerns about aid for the unemployed.
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Washington
Rooseiel
Harris
WPA
Prison guard badly hurt after attack in city street
Dec 23 two assailants overpowered a prison guard and struck him fatally, sending him into the street near Dryer. They fled toward Bere Det, with the guard left injured at Cry Hospital with abdominal abuse noted in the report.
Ethiopian forces report heavy Eritrean battle losses
At Asmara on December 24 a high command communique said more than 600 Ethiopians were killed and about 1,000 wounded in yesterday’s fighting in the Tas Embien area. Only five Italian officers were killed and three wounded. Italians claim 3,000 Ethiopian attackers were driven from a mountain ridge near a mud hut town. Reinforcements were advancing as aerial bombardment took its toll. A Spanish Portuguese pact for Iberia under British protection was noted as under consideration.
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Asmara
Eritrea
A High
Tas Eembien
Tuthan Echingan
Louqua
Euponins
An &Nele
Ras Gugea
Opans
Jaa Fianss
Tatas
Commuunique Sad
Marc.ne-Guaued
Victims Identified In Virginia Bus Disaster
Two of fourteen bus crash victims from a December accident near Hopewell were identified. Miss Alma Parham of New York and Miss Laura Davie, address unknown, were believed among the dead. Autopsy on driver L G Alford in Richmond pending results, with officials noting no signs of organic disease. State police found no skid marks on the bridge and investigation continues.
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Hope Sell
Appomatox River
Alma Parham
New York
Oliver Nance
Lumberton
N. C
Parham
Laura Davieddress
J Jones
Commonwealth
John Goodman
Polce
Brook Will Entertain Christmas Entertainment at Ab Y Robinson
The annual Christmas program will be hosted by Pastor Ab Y Robinson with Brook as the venue organizer. Details on date time and participants are to be announced. The event aims to showcase local talent and community spirit.
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Brook Will
Ab Y. Robinson
Clarksburg Home Fire Causes Tall Loss and Alarm
Fire damages second floor and garret of the Deets residence along the Georgetown Pike in Clarksburg. Estimated loss between 1500 and 2000 dollars partly insured. Flames traced to a chimney explosion. discovered by Mrs Deets and maid Mary Chaney. Firefighters faced water obstacles. Gawthersburg and Rockville units assisted. Four year old daughter evacuated. family stayed with Howard Mues that night.
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Burg and
Hochule
Deis
Mary Chaney
E. E. Fare
Clarksburg
Deers
Gawthersburg
Rockville
Deets
Howard Mues
Eduard Deets
Philadelphia
Georgetoant Pike
Mendas
Social Service Cases in Montgomery County Christmas Aid
Montgomery County Social Service Exchange urges agencies to clear Christmas basket plans with the Local Service Exchange to prevent over- or under-help. Some families have received many baskets while others lack support. Applications for assistance go to the Montgomery County Welfare Board at Reckville, Mondays and Saturdays 9 am to noon. Silver Spring office closed due to funds cuts.
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Toekuilie
Montgomery
Barkville
Montgomery Welfare Board
Montgome
Vailima Residence and Stevenson's Tomb in Samoa
In Apia Western Samoa the governor’s headquarter rests at the modest home once used by Robert Louis Stevenson. He sought health and solitude at Vailima, a place locals called Five Waters, where his tomb sits on Vaea Hill. Britain issued stamps depicting Vailima and the mountain, honoring his war years stay.
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Apia
Upota Island
Samoa
Robert Louis Stevenson
Vailima
Five Waters
Vailima Thas
Vaea
Buri
Stevenson
Great Britain
Western Samoa
Lfe
Vallima
More Contracts for State Roads
Baltimore December 23 plans for the 1935 highway program show the state awarding contracts for additional road work and opening bids. Bids for three sections of the Bateson to Hagerstown road and related grading and drainage jobs near Myersville are listed, with firms including Harry T. Campbell Sons Company of Towson bidding $32,? to $182,225 and other bids around $240,000 to $249,700.
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Baltimore
Rugiay
Myersuilte
Harry T. Camppell Sons Company
Towson
Westminster Christmas Gift Distribution Attracts 2000 Children
Westminster December 23 about 2000 children received gifts at the annual community Christmas tree celebration. Santa Claus led the parade from the Armory to the tree with Mayor Geone Matthews and council members. Before gifts, a sale and chorus entertained as boy scouts from the Westminster band marched. Rev. B. Reber gave the principal address.
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Westminster
Santa Claus
Geone
Matthews
Th Armory
Boy Scouts
Wesuminster
Rev
B. Reberere
Thy
V. G Robinson
Crossing elimination plan amid WPA funds use
The road commission stated that costs of mandating the use of state equipment on farm-to-market roads funded by WPA will be charged to the counties. The chairman of the commission advised today on the agreement between the sectioned and the governing body regarding this allocation.
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Tae Road Commission
Sected
Mghaay
Wer
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