Stockholders Ordered to Pay Central Trust Receivership Sum
Decree by Chief Judge Hammond Urner and Judge Arthur Wifant orders 58 Central Trust Company stockholders to pay about 205010 to the receiver. Largest assessment against Emory Cobblets, with Thomas Hayward and Charles Mathias also listed. earlier totals reached 217770. Only 12,780 collected from 73 stockholders to date. actions continue against unpaid holders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curent Court
Hammond Urner
Arthur D Wifant
Waule
John J. Ghingher
Central Trust Company
Afeen
Johns. Newman
Urner Ord Wiha
Emory L. Cobblests
Charles McC. Mathias
Cobients
Thomas B Hayward
Mathias
Cent
Nelson H Fooks
Caroline County
Fooks
Freud
Albert S Brown
Peoples Banking Company
Smithsburg
Washington Trust” Company
Filirot City
Sitctons
Fooss
Cgart
Nelson H. Fooks
Peoples Banking Company of
Southsburg
Washington Trust Company
Court Delivers Adverse Decree on Merger Records
In a detailed decision dated January 22, 1934, the court held merger records inadmissible against the defendants. The decree lists numerous individual deficit awards to various payees, including Nelson J H Fooks and Mary Hyatt Abbe, with specified amounts and recipients under the receiver’s action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cierzers
Central Trust Company
Medin
Nelson JH Fooks
Joseph N Darby
George N
English
James H Firor
Sarah O Firor
Nelson H Fooks
Samre J Gewer
Basti
Gion
Harmer Ro
Gross
Willam J. Grove
Albers L Hamer
Thomas B Hayward
John S Herstey
Bert E Heiser
Annie
C F Hetee
Hos
Annie C Hoker
M Frankence Vo Helser
Jehr W Hos
Jonn WH
Ni Hotter
Frank Hester
W.nam Pearl
Himm
Berthe
Kefany Beha
Adam Enos
Senate vote threatens economy with veteran benefits clash
Washington February 27 The Senate rejected a plan for immediate payment and passed amendments that shrink the Pay and Savings Act saving 400 million for veterans and federal pay The chamber allied Republicans and Democrats to water down the plan but 64 to 24 refused an amendment for a $2 4 million soldier bonus in new currency A House vote on the bonus is set for March 22 after a presidential memorandum surfaced.
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Washington
Senate
House
Sen Long
Louatma
Maroh
Roosevel
Hanes
Winte House
Unclear Names and Sums From Legal Notice Fragment
Fragmentary legal notice lists numerous individuals and monetary sums with penalties and interest due. The readable text references defendants, a court action, and counsel, but lacks coherent context, dates, or clear jurisdiction.
Dollfuss Frames Austrian Troop Movements as Natural Aftermath
Vienna reports quote Chancellor Dollfuss calling recent troop movements in Austria a natural aftermath of the civil conflict. He says an analytic corps was moved to Upper Austria to secure public safety against possible incidents as socialist unrest lingers. An aide mentions repeal of laws banning Habsburgs from Austria and confiscating their property.
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Prese
Vienna
Whych
Austria
Engelbert Dollfuss
Upper Austria
Dollfuss
Dolfuss
Ernst Rudiger von Sterhemberg
Forfeits $20 For Having Slot Machine In Custody
In Police Court Tuesday afternoon Willam Wheeler storekeeper on West South Street forfeited $20 and costs after agents alleged a slot machine was found in his store. Alpert Phepus faced charges with a suspended sentence amid testimony of a street incident involving Mrs Dennis. A legless intoxicate man identified as Join Fogens was fined $5 and costs after causing a disturbance at the transit office and city lockup.
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Aken
Wooung
Willam Wheeler
West South Street
Sperman P. Bosers
Polie
William F Steiner
Edgar Crum
Whetler
Dessie Wihide
Macane
Alpert Phepus
Fred
George Layman
Sam
Phobus
Phebus W
West Pitta Street
Layman
Mittard Brust
Phebus
FL Fogens Transens
Arther Hoffman
Shafer Will Probated In Petersville Orphans Court
The will of Witam G Shafer from Petersville was probated Tuesday in Orphans Court. The estate and property are left to the widow Dr Mary Elizabeth Shafer who serves as executrix. The will is dated July 8 1926 and witnessed by Judge Arthur D Wulard and Edith E Wicham.
Hog Processing Tax Increase Details and 1934 Adjustment Plan
Report notes a rising hog processing tax to $2.25 per hundredweight, part of a series of progressive rate hikes. The move, announced by Secretary Henry A. Wallace on December 31, 1933, funds the 1934 corn production adjustment program with potential payments to hog producers.
Roosevelts program advances retiring poor lands
Washington Heb 27. President Roosevelts administration moved steps to retire poor agricultural lands from production. Plans prepared by three divisions of the administration were approved and set for implementation.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Government agencies plan land transfers under relief program
The Department of Agriculture, Interior Department and the Peden Surplus Relief Corporation will allocate 25 million dollars from public works funds. Between 3 and 5 million acres are to be taken first, with the toll area of sub margin lands estimated from 224 million to 140 million acres.
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Department of Agriculture
Interior Department
Peden Surplus Relief Corporation
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Liability In Central Trust Co
Lowell
Vatican
Rome
Cape Verde
Arcispelato
Tapitt
Benefits For Veterans
Kooce
Suse H
Dado Letar
Thomas H Lrgz
Even C Less
Katte P Long
Naomi O Mackiy
Liova C Mack Si
Charlies McC Mathes
Samet E Megrde
Ammscone
NirKinney
Edward HB Meese
Alor
C Miser
Ada
Larnes Mae
Accusidas
Jadie Newman
Ane Georman
Jolfass
Lanvette
Bennett
William Wheeler
Austran Hemwehr
Archorke Axton
Shove
Hustland
Heana
Rumisna
C. E. Cline & Son Funeral Directors
Mr. Ripley
Rufflette
Ack
Sportella
Simpes
Carty
C. C. Carty
Ted
East Patrick St
Fhone
Frederick, Md
Lady Esther
Hendrickson’s
Wayne King
Rachel
Fierit
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