New 2 percent dividend to trust depositors announced
W Clinton McSherry said the People's Liquidating Corporation will pay a two per cent distribution amounting to about $200,000 to holders of certificates of beneficial interest. Earlier, in August, John J. Ghinger distributed about $648,000 to depositors, with dissenters receiving 22 percent as court ordered. Checks will be cashed at designated local banks from January 22, with instructions to present certificates at specific branches for endorsement and delivery. The article notes taxpayer calls to cut expenses without harming services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People’s Liquidating Corporation
Central Trust Company of Maryland
W. Clinton McSherry
Central Trust Company
John J. Ghingher
Central Trust
McSherry
Marylant Corporation
Central ‘Trust Company of Maryland
Frederick
Western Marva | Trust Company
Monrovia
Walkersville
Walkersville Dam
Middletown
Valley State Bank
Thurmont
Bank of Thurnmont
Union Bridge
Union Bridge Banking and Trust Company
Ellicott City
Commercial and Farmers’ Bank
Smithsburg
Washington County
Frederick County
Certin Weste
Tasty Appetizers Out Of A Can
A NEA Service column extols affordable canapés using items like bloater paste and sardines. It outlines simple recipes for hors d oeuvres and a three-part menu including an appetizer sardine spread, ginger ale salad, and a Sunday night supper plan with chicken leftovers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Dague
Tye
Frederick County Efficiency Committee Considers Budget Changes
The Frederick county Efficiency and Economy committee met at the M C A from 7:20 to 11:00 P M Tuesday with Chairman T Poole Jones presiding. Auditors Russell E Lighter and Wm Q Wer venbaker discussed tax collection machinery and noted only about one third of yearly funds were collected in the first half of 1934, forcing borrowing to cover current expenses. The panel reviewed options to cut interest costs without harming taxpayers and planned further discussions with local officials to outline a more efficient county program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Ollock
T. Poole Jones
Russell E. Lighter
Wm. Q. Wer Venbaker
Byrd Expedition team to broadcast near the South Pole
Three Byrd Geological Party members who reached within 180 miles of the South Pole plan a two way Little America broadcast via WABC CBS tonight. The 88 day 1410 mile dog sled journey was detailed for microphone signals if reception holds. Companion items note Ray Noble signs NBC contract for a later air date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
South Pole
WABC
CBS Tonight
Quinn A. Blackburn
Stewart B. Payne
Richard Russell
Oreh
Ray Noble
London
Prospect
NBC
WEAF
Hugh
Johnson
Mary Bickford
Law
Fred Allen
One Man's Family
George Olsen
Ethel Shutta
CBS
Burns and Allen
Byrd
Huey’ Long
People of America
Jacques Renard
WJZ
Music Guild
Eastman Symphony
Gold Issue Disturbs Markets In Washington
Washington fears a forthcoming Supreme Court gold decision as markets tremble. Traders anticipate expedited ruling while three weeks of uncertainty loom. Stocks grains and cotton slide while the dollar strengthens, reflecting anxiety over the verdict. News advertising pays big dividends. Invest hy ft
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
Serving Dishes That Mimic Vegetables In China Style
China vegetable dishes fresh from England captivate with color and clever design. The collection includes a lettuce head salad bowl, leaf plates, corn-on-the-cob dishes, pea pod covers, cauliflower heads, string beans and spinach toppers, and an asparagus platter with a domed lid. Each piece serves as a decorative centerpiece while offering practical serving use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margery Taylor Tonyvight
M ‘S Magazine
the News
England
Appeals Court Opens January Term in Annapolis
The Court of Appeals in Annapolis opened its January term with Judge William Maso Sheehan seated in conference with colleagues for the first time. Judge Benjamin A. Johnson was absent. Arguments on the nine ty-seven cases listed in the January docket begin January 22, as the panel continues consultations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Court of Appeals
William Maso Sheehan
Second Judicial District
Benjamin A. Johnson
Cold Wave Fails to Meet January Records at Airport
Temperatures rose 20 degrees over three hours Tuesday night at the airport, then fell to 0 degrees and rebounded to only 27. The cold wave was a bust with overnight 4 below predicted lows and Tuesday's 38 degree high not deemed unusually cold. Clouds cooled the evening and a 28 degree reading at 1 am marked ongoing unsettled weather. Expect showers and warmer temps through Thursday with more precipitation. Canada remains largely under cool conditions. Washington, DC is highlighted as a science hub amid institutional growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alburnium
Thursoy
Weather Bureau
Sero Weather
Canada
Doucet
Quebec
North Dakota
Minnesota
New England
Carter's Little Liver Pills Promised Cure for Bad Breath
An ill in 1934 advertisement explains that foul breath comes from undigested food decaying in the bowels and blames insufficient bile flow. It touts Carter's Little Liver Pills as a gentle remedy, warns against calomel mercury pills, and urges readers to ask for Carter's by name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter
C.m.co
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Liquidating Corp
Ivill
Philadelphia
California
E. W. Davis
Bill Cummings
HIVE
R. F. Mann
C. E. Butterfield Radio
Sheehan
Norehal
Washington, D.C
Ford
UP F. C. B
Detroit
Universal Credit Co
Ford Finance Plan
Ford Symphony Orchestra
Fred Waring
Lumbia Network
Maryland
Bank of Personal Service
Chevrolet
Ford Tudor
Plymouth
Frederick Motor Co
West Patrick
Nhawspa
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