Court Questions Gaingher About Reorganization Plan
A detailed morning interrogation of State Bank Commissioner John J. Gaingher focused on the proposed reorganization of the old Central Trust Company. Judges Mammond Urner and Arthur D. Wolard led the session, with counsel for various interests present and Gaingher defending the plan's potential benefits for depositors and creditors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Bank
John J. Galagher
old Central Trust Company
Mammond Urner
Arthur D. Wolard
altereys
Ghingher
Ghinzher
Cermtral Trust Company
gher
cout
old bank
sioes
Central Truss
Monda
Monroy
Mir Gulagher
Ms. Ghingher
Maryland
K P Anniversary Observed With Banquet by Mountain City Lodge
About 200 people are expected to attend a banquet in Mountain City to celebrate the 70th anniversary of the Knights of Pythias. Speakers include Congressman Christianson and candidates for governor, with music by the Mountain City Lodge orchestra. A special Grand Lodge session and a reception for members’ spouses follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knighis
Fythias
Mountain City
Pyihyn Castle
ste
Monnescia
Harry W Nice
Bellamore
Knights of Pythias of
Marinard
Republian
Charles H. Concer
Frederick
Mountain City Lodge
Benjjaminn E H. McKendress
Baltimore
De BP Zuse
Ruth Thomas
Carl Lisven
Mountain Cay Lodge
witll
domner
Prtman Sisters
C. Thomas Summers
barman
Edward MM. Kers
Elmer Brown
Raymond Haugh
Orde
Holz
S. Elmer Bromma
L Wachter
Alexander Arms
J Clarke Devitas
Isaac G Waltz
Ass. Reno S. Harp
oclocz
Moura City
Prihyas
Quiet Reign at Montevue as Transients Stabilize
Transients at Montevue show calm after new arrangements by James A Jones, Frederick County officials, and Salvation Army oversight. Two guards were assigned to monitor overnight, while inquiries about federal funding for housing prisoners drew a county funding stance. Salvation Army reports no major disturbances, with limited drunkenness and ongoing supervision and activities for residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montevue
Thursdarough
James A Jones
Monterue
Herbert S. Green
Frederick
Afr. Jones
Sheff
Charles W. Cram
County Commissioners office
Salvation Army
Salvation Asmyr
Bernard C_ Morris
bor
Morris
Bureau of Homeless Men
Baltimore
mighty
U S Challenges Court Jurisdiction In Airmail Case
Federal proceedings opened before Judge Knox on a dispute over the cancellation of an airmail contract between Transcontinental and Western Inc and the United States. Attorney Mama Conboy and John Thomas Smith argued service issues regarding postmaster John Kiely while Conboy asserted jurisdiction challenges tied to Postmaster General James A. Farer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fed
Transcontinental and Wes & Inc
Jonna CG. Knox
Conboy
worney
Jona Thomas Smith
John J. Kiely
Posumasv. Geneal
James A Facer
Hargett Property Sells at Public Sale to Engelbrecht Family
The eight room rock dwelling of the late Mrs Clam L Hargett at 222 East Parkins neer was bought at a public sale at the courthouse this morning by Jacob L Engelbrecht and wife for 82740. Edward J Smith was mortgage assignee and John L Dutrow was the auctioneer. The Engelbrechts have since sold the property at 129 West Church Street to Dr. R M Rau and plan to move into the new home soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hargett
Clam L Hargett
East Paricksneer
court House
Jacob L Engelbrecht
Edward J. Smith
John L Dutrow
Mos Engelbrecht
R M. Rau
Wess Church street
Fractured Wrist Suffered by Dr Maoel Bishop
Dr Maoel Bishop, eye department member, sustained a fractured left wrist after a Thursday fall on ice. The break was reduced at a local facility, with further care noted as the patient plans to leave forDosages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maoel Bishop
Bishop
abe w
Vienna Quiet Grows After Civil War Flares Upend
Vienna reports a tense calm after four days of civil conflict between Socialists and government forces. Rumors speak of assassination plots against Chancellor Dollfuss and other officials, while brief gun battles in Stade Park involved socialist riflemen emerging from sewers before retreating. Authorities have no confirmed casualty figures or fixed counts of underground fighters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Austria
Engelbert Dollfuss
Emil Fey
Ernst Von Starheisberg
Stade-Park
New Mexico Senator Cutting May Receive Democratic Endorsement
Washington, Feb. 16 Bronson M Cutting of New Mexico, a leading progressive up for re election, nears a Democratic backing from Senator Carl A Hatch. Hatch's endorsement would be seen as a White House nod to the wealthy Cutting, who maintains ties with Postmaster General Jim Farley. Cutting could seek any of the Democratic Republican or Progressive lines due to cross party support in New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RODNEY DUTCHER
Washington
Bronson M. Cutting
New Mexico
Coxing
Farky
Hiram Johnson
Senate
California
Johnson
uke aiting
Hoover
Rousselt
Guting
Cutting
Roosevelt
anysar
Air mail routes to be shortened by Army transfer
Government plans to shift air mail duties to the army soon, trimming miles flown and lowering fares. Post office officials expect limited service disruption as primary routes finish and three additional secondary routes are mapped, with more to follow. Commercial carriers currently operate about 95,000 miles daily while the army’s routes total 42,570. Landing fields and flightways will be reorganized under the new plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Post office
offigis
New Twins and Presidential Letters Highlight Local News
A prominent Mt Airy woman Mrs. John Myers welcomed a set of twins with a presidential congratulatory letter from Franklin D Roosevelt. The piece notes the unusual name mix up and honors, plus a local lecture series at Parkway School and an upcoming retreat at the V station Academy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Myers
Mt Air
Roosevelt
Riyers
trn boss
bors Groughy
Myers
Garence W. Murrey
Presdent
Soene
Franklin Roosers
hir
Delano Rooseve
Franklin Rooseve
Fitzhugh Lee Chapter Musicale Delights Local Audience
Fitzhugh Lee Chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy hosted a Thursday musical at Calvary M E Church drawing about 75 attendees. performers included Ignatius Byorlee, Francis Sappington, Sherman Bowers, Austin Rhoads, Franklin Shipley, and others with piano and violin numbers, readings, and soloists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitzhugh Lee
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Calvary M. E ehurch
Morday Musicales
Ignatius Byorlee
Francis B. Sappington
Sherman FP
Bowers
Austin E Rhoads
Franklin N
Pearl G Curran
Mr. Shipley
Arfen Dvorak
Washington county Democrats plan Beav er Creek center
Local Democrats organize a campaign center at Beaver Creek Washington county for the Democrat nomination for governor, with supporters rallying and a chapel service on the program. A group from Howl College will attend a tennis match in Baltimore with Elsworth Vines and Tilden serving as former world champions and Davis Cup members.
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Tayiauens
Washington
Beaver Creek
Washngton county
Washington county
Frederict county
Charles H Coates
Washington S
Howl Colese
farutr
Baltamore
Elsworth Vines
ard Wm J Tilden
wip
bus
Eli Elizabeth Burner
Elen Hume Jerrey
White House plea to be considered by railroad chiefs
Washington reports a White House proposal to extend railroad wage rates without further cuts. Rail executives in Chicago will discuss Roosevelt's plan alongside a 15 percent basic pay reduction effective July 1, after a prior 10 percent cut. A F Whitney argued roads face fixed charges and landholders’ share, not labor, as the main industry burden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
Chicage le
Roosevelt
F. Whitney
charman
Whitney
Streamlined Train on Westbound East Coast Tour
More than 50 Brunswick residents glimpse a streamlined train as Union Pacific debuts a new high speed coach traveling 110 miles per hour. President presided over the moment, with stops planned along the East before Omaha. A Pennsylvanian train official arrived in Washington for a short East tour, departing Sunday via Harrisburg and Pittsburgh.
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Brunswick
Union Pacific
Washington
Omaha
Pennsyvania limes
Harrissburg
Pitsburgh
CMaAWGS Mucci
Freterick
Baltimore
Ovo
Brass
i parc
Improved Market Sentiment Sustains Gains Across Benchmarks
The report notes support from a stronger dollar and firmer bond prices with equities edging higher. Commodities show mixed movement as grain and cotton stay steady while silver hits its highest price since 1930 and rudder futures climb to peak levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tac
400000 More CWA Workers To Be Dropped Soon
The article notes plans to remove about 400000 workers from the CWA program, indicating a major reduction in wartime or relief employment. Officials, unions, and affected workers anticipate impacts on jobs and local economies as the measure proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CWA
Demobilization of Civil Works Force Hits Rural Areas
Harry L Hopking announces a nationwide demobilization starting February 23 with 4,000,000 workers to be released by May 1. Rural areas cut 4 million jobs while city Civil Works continues at current strength and wage scales. Emergency relief planned after demobilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harry L Hopking
Hopkins
Information suspicious but new issue approved in stock exam
Washington report says evidence presented to Senate investigators showed the New York Stock Exchange had in its files suspicious information when approving a new issue for the American Commercial Alcohol Corporation. Federal Reserve official Goldmeier urged changes to margin requirements to curb credit restrictions, while Stock market investigators questioned whether the listing committee had knowledge of the suspicious material. Frank Altschul testified the group did not hear how the issue was approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate investie waters
New York Stock Exchange
American Commercial Alcohol Corpor
Marke
Simutaneous'y E
Goldemvetser
Federal Reserve Board
House Interstate Commerce
Fletcher-Rayburn steck
isting committee
Frank Altschul
commines
Three Injured in Auto Wreck in Baltimore
AP report says three persons were hurt in a Baltimore autos crash last night. Police listed injuries and said two cars were involved. Authorities planned observations and continued inquiries into the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BALTIMORE
Fea 16
Imaania
Baker
Alwood
Pace
Sidmer Gumecick
Weather summary for February 1933
Reported precipitation values for four hours ending today total 0.2985 inches, with February totals around 1.128 inches. Recorded high yesterday near 4 degrees, and high a year ago around 42. Low last night about 2, with a year-ago low near 18. Sun set at 1 47 PM, sunrise tomorrow at 7 62 AM. Moon rise tomorrow at 8 39 PM, moon set tomorrow at 10 29 PM.
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Theodore Habicht
K.P
Jarors Draxa
Febouecy jemoor Circuit
Lowis Frederick
John S Mackiey
H. Frank Foland
Roger A Doi
Mehr Leather
Createrstown
Joan M. Mehomg
Leslie N. Fox
Bemmtsburg
Thaddeu Zimmerman
J. Bernard Wey
Mo. Ghongner
H. E Meeks
Sen
Bank Exem.nz
Atoreys
John Nexman
W Clinton McSherry
Holden & Pelton
Alban M Wood
BL Kieffer DeLlauiar
Benjamin B. Rosenstock
France
credios
U. S
lor Dollfuss
SOCIALITS
Texas
Arcaho
Kentucky
Peoria
Battle Of
Heimwehr
Sozsinst
floan
London
Bartlane
Western Union
NEA
ARMY IN
Parkeey Associaton
coarman
pease
KRiCh Federt
Eapils
V.station
Sundar menos
Convent chapel
Mordar
Stephen F McNamee
S. J
St Izchurch
Freres
FITZHUGH LEE CHAPTER MUSICALE
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View Passage
zation Plans
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