Miss Stogner Returns Half Her Fund in Shiner Case
A compromised settlement ends a circuit court dispute between Edward D. Shriner Jr and Miss Maude Stogner. Stogner will return 12 57298 to Shriner, with Shriner paying court costs. The romance tale centered on a 30 000 payment after alleged threats of a breach suit.
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Ben-nett
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Oxley
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Maryland Deaf Survey Under Federal Initiative
A Maryland survey on adult deaf and hard of hearing persons is under a U S Interior Department led program. Workers in several counties gather statistics from CWA lists to evaluate the adequacy of vocational training in schools for the deaf. The project targets residents over age 12 and runs about 30 days with volunteers contributing services.
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U.S
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axa Allegany
Char. Van Swearinges
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Baltimore
Richie
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Two Killed When Auto Leaves Road and Hits Tree
Baltimore January 19 Two men died in a car crash on Harford road when the automobile left a corkscrew curve and struck a tree. The dead were H Thomas Dee 34 advertising solicitor for a Baltimore newspaper and Miss Mary D Morrison 30. Dee apparently mistook the last curve for the straightaway as officials found the wrecked car at the bottom of a grade into the wailer of the Gunpowder Falls.
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Harford road
H. Thomas Dee
Mary D. Morrison
Dee
Cuba Expects Early U S Recognition After Mendieta's Inauguration
Cuban public opinion in Havens forecasts quick recognition by the United States. Jefferson Caffery travels to Washington to confer with Cordell Hull as Cubans note the new leadership and await Roosevelt's decision within days.
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Cubdans
United States
Jefferson Caffery
Roosevelt
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Pia
Gestoyer
Cordell Hull AM
Plan to present PCA loan relief to farmers in four counties
The Production Credit Association board met at the Frederick Court House to outline immediate plans to present the project to farmers in Frederick, Montgomery, Washington, and Carroll counties. An eight meeting schedule in county seats will collect loan applications as four county agents prepare farmers for Federal loans. Thomas Darby chaired. H B Molesworth resigned as temporary secretary treasurer and Thomas S Anderson was named to the post.
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Production Credit
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Washington
Carrol
Court House
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H. B. Molesworth
Airy
Thomas S. Anderson
Yellow Springs
Anderson
Frederick county
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P. C. Tanner
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Eat Young
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Aire Etzter
Libercyween
Jacob Ackerr
E. Hingram
Washington county
W. W. Hodges
Thomas C. Caror
Montgomery country
John S. Buster
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Eugene Si Walker
Monrovia
Ladies Night Banquet Elects New Melasso Chamber Directors
The Mel Assa Chamber of Commerce held a Ladies Night banquet in remen's Bat where directors were elected for one year. New officers include Robert El Batlee, B S Beck, HL rusher, Charles A Ogle, Dr ME Watkins, A Dewey Zitime, GE Reogo, and L 2 Bowers. мероприятия featured music by Miss Nicodemus and Zimmecca, with talks by Rev Bames and Rev Cotman.
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H. P. Burdee
J. S. Gro
Weather Summary for January Day
Weather notes show 24 hour precipitation ending 7 am today. January to date 1.34 inches versus normal 2.20 inches. Yesterday high 24 degrees, low last night 25. Compared with last year, highs were 0 and 42, respectively. Sunset at 5 pm, sunrise tomorrow 7:27 am, moonrise 10:14 am, moonset 11:31 pm.
City CWA workers face 24 hour week across county
About 600 Frederick city and county workers on Civil Works Administration projects face wage cuts of at least twenty percent and a curtailment of purchases as funding runs short. The 24 hour week is set in cities over 2 500 population, with 45 cents hourly minimum, while smaller areas limit to 15 hours weekly. Administrative staff exemptions apply. The measure, ordered by Harry Greenstein and Henry Hopkins, aims to keep projects within funds and takes effect immediately.
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Changes in money bill face house amendments
Washington reports Republicans in the House mapped changes to President Hoover's devaluation bill. They plan to pass it to the Senate with potential amendments. A stabilisation fund of 2 billion dollars may be placed under Federal Reserve control or omitted.
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Americans jailed in Spain for assault at Palms Nalorca
Four United States citizens were sentenced to six months and two days in a Spanish prison for assaulting a guard at Palms Nalorca last year. The defendants include Rutherford Fullerton of Georgia and others from Missouri and New York.
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Compensated Dollar Plan Faces Fresh Doubts
The Associated Press reports the new Roosevelt monetary shift prompts debate in Congress over a “compensated dollar” plan aimed at raising commodity prices. Officials describe a costly reservoir scheme and limited employment impact, with 23 to 30 workers for several weeks amid broader federal work programs.
Legion Called To Aid In Search For Abducted Banker
Minnesota headlines report American Legion units urged to join a cross-state search for Edward Bremer, a 37 year old banker kidnapped for a 200000 ransom. Federal agents and local police bolster the effort as Bremer’s father and associates urge discretion and safety.
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Edward G. Bremer
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Seven Convicts Escape Kansas Penitentiary
Seven inmates including Bob Brady and Jim Clark escaped the Kansas Penitentiary during a guard assault and wall breach. Kansas National Guard adjutant general McLean ordered artillery ready as fugitives fled on foot toward Missouri along the Missouri River. Several escapees linked to the Memorial Daybreak takeover and the Harvy Batley case, with Batley serving life for the Urschel ransom.
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Jim Clark
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Kansas National Guard
Gilahome Brady
Wicbur Underhil
Harvey Batley
Leavenworth federal penitentiary
Charles F. Urschel
Oxishoma City
CWA Funds Accelerated as White House Seeks New Bill
Washington plans to urge Congress for more than a billion dollars to keep Civil Works programs funded through spring. Officials say hiring will be cut to 24 hours weekly in cities and 15 in rural areas while funds last, with a return to 30 hours once new money arrives. Hopkins notes the pace stems from payroll timing and aims to maintain job creation.
Dr Niebuhr to Speak at Yes Food College Sunday
Dr Reinhort Nelbuhr, noted exile and professor of Applied at the Gn Theological Seminacy, will speak at the Yes Food College Sunday event. Ordained in 185, he joins the Evangelical Synod of North America ministry, with focus on Western civilization themes. Financial markers rose as markets firmed. Sterling opened in London at 4.95% amid currency conference hopes.
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yes- Food College
Evangelical Synod of North America
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Phedre
Massenet
val
Gellar
Ross
SERS Gars
London
Court Names Trustee for Lowenstein Estate Will
A court names an executor to manage the uncle’s estate in a trust arrangement. The will requests formal appointment of a trustee to oversee Lowenstein assets and administer distributions per the testament.
Suit Filed Against His Aunt's Executors
A New York court proceeding seeks appointment of Lea Weinberg as sole trustee to distribute the late David Lowenstein's estate. The estate, valued at about $100000, is to be divided among twelve heirs including Weinberg, with securities kept in a Citizens National Bank deposit box. The case challenges the actions of the late widow Clara Lowenstein's executors and references disputes over the deposit box and its contents.
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David Lowen
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Lowensteinn
Lowenstein
Clara Lowenstein
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Weinberg
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Samuel H. Rosenstock
Joseph McDinnn
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Mr_ Weinberg
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Court of Appeals
McDivtt
David Lowenstein
Teo Weinberg
Liquor raid nets stash in secret cellar near Sa bilastte
Agents seized a 600 gallon still, 606 gallon vats and mash in a basement near Sabilastte. About 30 gallons for whisky and paraphernalia were found. George Delauder, from near Sa hidlasville, cited to appear after authorities found 520 gallons of whisky and 77 gallons of alcohol in a hidden cellar on the premises.
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Sabilastte
George Delauder
Sa‘hidlasville
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