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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1934

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Central Trust Case Pushed Back to Local Judges

The Central Trust reorganization hearing lands with local judges as creditors object to the plan. Debtors seek a fair value assessment of deposits while stockholders urge a timely resolution and court guidance amid disputes over plan viability.

CENTRAL TRUST Cenesat Tras dhe PEST Creult Comm limi ater agntoral recesa Jonn w. Ghingher Hammond Urner Archer D. Willard foria usc aekies Westenn Trust Company Joan S. Nexsman bas voming Meeks Sredenck ani Judgs Urner

Finger Prints Club 10 Robbery Conference on Transients

A crowded court room heard vigorous disapproval as Mary land officials discussed transient problems at a Saturday meeting led by Frank M. Liddle director of state transitions. About 35 serious attendees, including staff from Hagerstown and Cumberland, reviewed headquarters plans and reported improved county treasurer operations and a conviction in a related case.

Maryland hell hove Frank M. Liddle

Court figures revised assets and reserves

Months at the court show Mr. Mess chatates two thousand five hundred dollars in assets taken in by the reserver. Do nosis in the closed bang records two hundred thirty five at twenty three million four hundred five thousand dollars.

Mess chatates Donosis

Japanese Far Eastern Policy Debate at Hood College

A Saturday debate at Hood College examined Japan's Far Eastern policy. Speakers argued for and against Japan's stance on Manchukuo and regional security, with focus on interpretations of propaganda, diplomacy, and the roles of China, England, Russia, and Germany in maintaining peace in the Far East.

Dr. No-Yorg Bradpeck H. Hood College Samucay imges Japan Adachi China England isea cour Park Hague Tribunal aed terestrol Russia Germany Frans

Dr. Leinbach Injured in Hood Road Collision

A head on crash near Corby's Hill injured Dr. Leinbach and Gerald Bast of Beansboro, with others injured or fracturing. Police report shows the wreck occurred on a Sunday, with responders and authorities detailing multiple injuries and activity at the scene.

bellonen artomobiles Corby’s Hill Gerald D Bast Beansboro East aecampa Renis- Syeve Tascens T. We

MacCracken Held in Contempt and Fined $100

William F. P. MacCracken faced contempt charges in the Senate trial after surrendering to arrest and paying a $100 fine on earlier court verdicts. His lawyers included Frank J. Hogan, with questions aimed at his ties to airmail contracts.

MCRACKEN sistant Frank J. Hogan Senate

Virginia Budget and Schools Studied

A Virginia budget review focuses on state funding for education, examining cost allocations and program funding levels. Officials discuss impacts on public schools and timelines for implementing changes, with observers noting budget priorities and potential gaps in allocations.

VIRGINIA

Austria Crisis Faces Socialists Rise Reported

Survey discusses how Maryland League of Women Voters plans a county education study to justify current public school funding and policies amid Depression. Speaker Miss Ott notes demand for adequate education funding and modernized aims, while officials debate budget cuts and equalization funding.

Freieerick Maryland League of Women Voters Ais Lar tama Eagle League of Women Voters ite depres Son Engie Court House wag Mary C. Ott thos ety Guy K. Mover Predenrk Fred county mets

Artillery Sent Into Action Today At Linz

Vienna reports widespread clashes as Socialists declare a nationwide general strike. Government martial law follows protests with civilians killed and dozens wounded, including a riot at the Socialist headquarters in Linz. France also sees a one day general strike with 100000 workers walkout, minor clashes reported.

Vienna Austria Socialista Godassis dar Linz artilery Socialist party Spector Vienne Engelbert Doufuss France Paris French Federation of Labor

Weather Today Summary

The report notes today’s low temperatures and a rising sun schedule for tomorrow. Moonrise is listed for tomorrow at 10 am and 5:33 pm.

Moon

Three ice bound men rescued near Deal's Island

Three men stranded on a small uninhabited island near Deal's Island Massachusetts were rescued by the coast guard boat Patsy and returned to Wenona. The crew led by Captain Dick Webster included four others. They had survived on driftweed and a limited food supply since last Monday.

Deal's island Wenona coast guard Patsy Dick Webster

Cool Florida shipment noted on route to St Petersburg

Fragmentary dispatch reports a Florida to St Petersburg transport of oranges via Nordh Caro to Richmond and on to Alabama with Mr Staley leading a carload. Details are unclear but indicate a warm spell and cross state movement from Richmond southward.

St. Petersburg Richmond ALNOT Florida Mr. Staley pure & caroad

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