Question on Klingensmith will guardianship trial
Proceedings in a probate docket question whether Miss Klingensmith, a Pennsylvania native and educator, was of sound mind to execute a deed. The issues probe undue influence and validity of the instrument dated April 22, 1a, with $31,000 for animal care and distributions to St Joseph’s Hospital, State Normal and Training School, and miss Beck as caveator.
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Grace Beck
Ena Smith, & Gardner
Louis Gennemas
Samuel
Cire
Miss Klingensmth
Miss. Klingensmith
Miss Klagensmith
Mss Klingensmuth
Nalise
Pennsylvania
Gary
Indiana
Thurmont
Inenas
St . Joseph's Hospital
Fort Wayne
State Normal and Raining School
Osexo
Beck
Hoep Tal
Esate
Hotman’s
Msn Hain
Dr. Shelton
Baker Elected Director of Safe Deposit and Trust Company
William G. Baker of Bak e Watts & Co Baltimore has been elected a director of the Safe Deposit and Trust Company in Baltimore, replacing J. J. Nelligan. The nomination reflects Frederick County business leadership stepping into the bank’s board.
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William G. Baker
Prederick County
Bake, Watts & Co
Baltimore
Safe Deposit and Trust Company
Balimor
J. J. Nelligan, Deoras- KL
Sundergill suit moved to Montgomery court after fatal crash
Sundergill seeks 50000 in damages for death of husband and 1000 for destruction of car after a collision near Winfield. Plaintiff alleges defendant driver William Orden operated a truck carelessly, causing Sundergill’s car to leave the highway and kill him. Trials moved from Frederick to Rockville at defendant’s request. Sundergil home had burned two weeks prior.
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D. Willard
Montgomery Cans Court
Winfield
Sunderat
Huband Sud
Plantiff
Sunderelli
William Orden
Sundergilt
Das
Frederick Varsity Court
Dudce Willard
Rockville
James Lindis
Baltimore
David C. Winebrenner
Sundergil
State pension payments total 31 1093.9 in Annapolis
Payments from State funds for old age pensions, and for the nine months ending December 13, indicated 31 1093.9. The majority of the local payments had been paid pensions for month or two at that time.
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SION
Annapolis
Enong
Patecfeer Photo Reveals Unrecognizable Objects
The News describes a Foto-Fooler image where bristies of a hale brush fuse into a surreal form. Ordinary objects become unrecognizable through the process, showcasing unusual photography and water effects as featured today.
Legislature To Meet In March As Planned
Baltimore January 15 Gov Harry W Hive says the State Legislature will convene in the first week of March to consider cellar needs and allocate rebel funds from the grow receipts tax before March 31 to counties and Baltimore City. The delay allows the relief advisory committee time to finish its inquiry and present a plan for relief. Estimated allocations include Maryland 27 386 and Baltimore City 211 984 from the tax.
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Baltimore
Harry Whive
Bea Lere Iknatkat
Celler
Baltimore City
Harry Greenstein
Theroan Reef
Amantiss
BalLanore
Ameuny
Miegany
Frederwex
Montsomer
Washington
Replacement plan eyed for AAA as farmers seek relief
Maryland farmers were urged to back a new agricultural program funded by direct federal treasury appropriation. Patterson cited Administrator Davis and a Chicago talk suggesting Congress must act despite the Supreme Court ruling. Byrd urged constitutional changes if voters support programs like AAA.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Lafayette Batters
Patterson
Maryland Farm Bureau
Maryland Farm Bureau Pederaton Hesubs'aard
Chester C. Dai
AAA
Davis
Burean Federaton
Chicago
Congress
Supreme Court
Butler
Byrd
Unversity of
United States
Hurd
Snowslide Buries Train Near Truckee in Sierra Nevada
A 200 foot snow slide buried three passenger cars of Southern Pacific No 21 near Truckee California in the high Sierra. Doctors nurses and railroad crews were summoned to aid as workers planned to cut through wreckage with torches. Communication lines were severed and rescue efforts faced long delays.
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Sacramento
Calif
Southern Pacific Westernd
High Sierra Nevada
Truckee
Japan Walks Out of Naval Conference
London report says Japan left the international naval conference ending 13 years of sea armament limits. Delegates, including Japan, sought to avoid a costly arms race while disagreeing over partnership with the United States and Great Britain. Britain, the United States, France and Italy plan to resume talks tomorrow to draft a lawful accord without Japan.
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London
Japan
League of Nations
United States
Great Britain
Geneva
Britain
France
Italy
Maryland Court Orders Negro Admittance to Law School
The Maryland Court of Appeals upheld a Baltimore Court decision admitting a Black graduate from Amers College to the University of Maryland Law School. The ruling supports the waiver allowing his enrollment, rejecting arguments that the law school is not state governed and that segregation aligns with amendment goals.
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Kicd
Ihey Law School
University of Maryland
Donald G Murra Ball
Amers College
Court of Appeals
Baltimore Court
Wreck Mystery Deepens As Plane Disaster Kills 114
Body search in a swamp near Cus Bile tan reveals 114 passengers and three crew perished when a twin engine airliner plunged into Marsia Woods. American Airlines and Commerce officials promise a complete investigation amid wreckage destruction that hinders determinations of cause. Separately, Amy M. DeSousa seeks absolute divorce from Joseph F. De Sousa citing abandonment since December 1930 after their marriage in 1924.
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Goodwin
Arkansas
Cus Bile Tan
Marsia
American Airlines
New York
Los Angeles
Department of Commerce
Amy M. DeSousa
Alton ¥. Bennett
Sunt
Circuit Court
Joseph F. DeSousa
DeSousa
Snatsie
Tous
New
New Frederick to Hagerstown Route Began Construction
Hagerstown January 15 workmen started clearing the new alternate road between Frederick and Hagerstown marking the launch of the project. The effort aims to improve regional travel and relieve traffic on existing routes.
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Hagerstown
Frederick
Clearing brush delays in county road work and flood year notes
Fragmentary report notes Smoketown in Washington county brush clearing for fat grading delayed by snow and rain. Road engineers report eggs destroyed, locust tonnage referenced as 1300 tons in 1881.
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Smoketown
Washington County
Fredenck County
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Wilhem M. Szecuzer
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Arene
Ness Adver Invesk
Treasury
Snowslide Buries
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Bobolini
Seelville
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MD. Mank. Cor. Charch and Market Sts
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C. E. Cline & Son
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C. C. Carty, Inc
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Patrick St. Frederick, Md
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