Ghingher Seeks Termination of Central Truss Receivership
Circuit Court receives report and dissenting depositors as John J. Ghingher asks court to terminate the receivership of Central Truss Company. Plan of reorganization before court for final approval despite objections over depositor values and liquidation basis totaling about 15.7 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Truss Company
Si2ie Bank
John J. Ghinghes
fe cdurt
Ghingher
cory
iver
hare
Amec es
Conley Forest Tour fuels Maryland governor bid
Dr. Charles F. Coles seeks the Democratic nomination for governor after a Shore tour in Maryland. He met with party leaders across counties and formed a “Conley for Governor” club in Frederick with planned Elkton and North East appearances on February 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Coles
Souferr Merrland
Mary
Conner
Frederick county
caxdi
Praderick
Goresios
fary
Coniey
Coniey foreim
Amer
Saturca
Conley
Elkton
North East
Ceed county
Weather Summary for January 1933
Weather note records precipitation at D4 through today. January normal 3.20 inches, actual 2.89 inches. Yesterday’s high 4g, sunset 5.16 pm, moonrise tomorrow 10.39 am, sunrise 7 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
tomortrox
Note hints at death of Bremer in mystery letter
A note claiming Edward G. Bremer was killed and the death was an accident arrived for Minneapolis postmaster W C Robertson. The German writer laments the error and asks forgiveness claiming a drunken gang member was responsible. federal agents and city police rushed to Anoka for investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BREMER
St. Paul
Mien
WC. Robertson
Minneapolis
Edward Bremer
Anoka
Allan
Miss Craigmile Married Mr Michael in Grace Reform Church
Miss Catherine Noz Craigmile and Russell Lily Wes were married at Grace Reformed Church at dawn by Rev. Ralph E. Harman. The bride wore a rose and pink two piece suit with pink rose and orchid accessories. The couple will honeymoon in New York and then reside in Philadelphia with her family in Philadelphia and her brother-in-law Mr Hamry Ocosoccer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Noz
Craigmie
Russel L iy
Wes
Grace Reformed church
Ralph E. Harman
clara
Michael leX foo
York
Lewapacity
Gasghie
Wa- Bam
Graigaile
Philadelphia
Binguamin
Fom Missons’ Quaker School & Paradelphia
Hamry Ocosoccer
sostal
Tesenamt
Mir
Michael
Unidentified Man Hurt at Westminster
An unidentified white man, found in Westminster, is in serious condition after a leg injury. Authorities work to establish his identity as doctors treat him at the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WESTMINSTER
Westoinase
Stone
Olivers
Union Mfg Co Restores Normal 40 Hour Week
The Hosiery Code Authority of the NRA authorized Union Manufacturing Company to resume normal operations, effective Monday after a five week curtailment. About 200 workers were affected as production returns to its former two shift, 40 hour weekly schedule amid improved stock and spring demand. General Johnso announced the approval following a nationwide hosiery industry survey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Manufacturing Company
NRA
Daien Manufacturing
Johnso
Kills Employee in Fight with Robbers at Roadhouse
Barre De Grace Md Jan 20 AP A roadhouse employee Freddie Dillott surprised two men attempting a break in They fought in the garage as the robbers drove up in a car Dillott fired his revolver injuring 28 year old Charles Lily who was struck in the abdomen during the struggle An inquest was ordered for tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barre De Grace
Tusseling
dak
Freddie Dillott
Charries
pole
mendérere
Lily
Teacher freed after ride in convict car
Battlesville Oxfs January 20 AP a rural Pershing 26 year old woman named Ais Dresser was driven nearly 24 hours through Kansas and Oklahoma in a car stolen by Jim Clark and a convict accomplice Delevad Bod Brady after escaping from a Kansas prison authorities tracked and released Dresser amid a tense pursuit across the states
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Battlesville
Oxfs
Kansas
Oklahoma
alic
Ais Dresser
Robbers abduct five people steal $21200
Five people were abducted and robbed of about $21200 at the Poursh Reamer Stat Bank. Four attackers entered the bank while one stayed outside in an Zulimoous area. Police released no details on suspects or motives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reamer. Ned
Poursh Reamer Stat Bank
Sve
Widow of Woolworth Founder Dies in Winter Home
Mrs Annetta Ke Joe 79 widow of Henry T. N. Tregoan a Woolworth founder died at her winter home after a lingering illness. She is survived by her sons.
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Woolworth
Dariona Beach
Fiz
Annetta KE
Joe
Henry T. N. Tregoan
teotar
Imontis
Roosevelt A New Deal clash with Congress and aides
The piece reviews tensions in the Roosevelt administration during Congress session. It notes intraparty strains among Hopkins Ickes and Wallace as well as shifts at the Treasury and Agriculture departments. Coughlin’s congressional appearance stirs a large contentious crowd here in Washington.
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RODNEY DUTCHEE
Washington
Congress
borh
Harry Hopkins
White House
Geneval Jonson
Hopkins
Ickes
Roosevelt
General McCay
Department of Agriculture
Wallace
Tugwel
Chester Davis
George Peet
Time not ripe for consolidation of U.S. railroads
Joseph B. Eastman, chairman of Wranspost, tells Congress the country cannot bear the financial strain of railroad consolidation. He notes a grand plan is impractical now and suggests public operation as a possible alternative, while the Interstate Commerce Commission studies findings for Roosevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jan
Joseph B. Eastman
Wranspost
Roosevelt
House and Senate
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
Eastman
tnether
Enstra
Easuman
Ice Truck Fire on North Market Street
A small blaze in a Peoples Service Co ice truck was put out by hand operated extinguishers before a fire engine arrived. The seat was destroyed and a crew member, Vernon, suffered slight burns while fueling. The incident occurred about 9:10 this morning near City Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoples Service Co, Inc
North Market street
Vernon
Fire damages home as volunteers combat blaze
A fire damaged a residence with Johnson and Sramalam residents assisting. Fire companies from Caresepeane and Poton responded, pushing water onto the flames. Crews repaired the site while workers cleared weed patches and rodent habitats around the area.
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Johnson
Jannsen
Sramalam
water Johnson
Caresepeane
Poton Compani
Safety Patrol Formed at St Johns School
A local safety patrol unit formed at St Johns School East Second Street Maryland gathered 25 boys for equipment tests including belts and badges. A program led by Captain Austin Sherek and others selected a patrol team of Leonard Eseelprecht Joseph Evans Raymond Pazde and Earl Smith. Patrick O Bren was charged with vagrancy after a complaint by Mountain City Mis and held for a hearing.
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Preterick
Maryland
St John's School
East Second street
aden
donns
bedees
Ralph W. Bosupe
Frederick Brand
Ret. Pr
John Docs
S.sver Paula
projet
antrom
Austin Sherek
Leonard Eseelprecht
Schevenant
Joseph Evaens
Sen. Kennedy
Bermad Baomsendne
JoacHer Raymond Pazde
Euxcod Smith
Mountain City
Patrick O'Bren
Sheff
coms
sims
O'Bren
pati
Roosevelt aims to divorce government from politics
Washington January 20 AP President Roosevelt said he intends to divorce government from politics as far as possible while likely allowing Parley Farley to remain as Postmaster General and direct Democratic leaders who practice law in Washington. Farley may resign as national chairman and New York state chair, per reports.
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Washington
Parley
Roosevelt
White House
Farley
New York
James A Farley
chaiman
Democratic National Committee
New York Times
Parker
sai
national clairmax
The Times
Farreys
Democratic committee
new state
FARR
Postoffice at Medford Robbed by Torch Bandits
Bandits burned through a supposed robber proof vault at Medford Maryland postoffice using an acetylene torch and stole about $200 from the office and roughly $1,800 from a nearby grocery store in the same building. The vault had been reinforced after a prior robbery but offered little resistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medford
tony
Frederick County Leads in Attendance at Maryland Children’s Aid Meeting
Frederick County won first prize for largest attendance at the Maryland Children’s Aid Society annual meeting in Baltimore. About 50 delegates from Frederick joined 250 attendees from across the state. The event at Goucher College featured remarks by Rev. S. Thorne Sparkman and reports from officials including Miss Katharine T. and Treasurer Gorman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick county
Maryland Children’s Aid Society
Baltimore
Frederick
Goucher College
S. Thorne Sparkman
Christ Reformed church
J. W. td
Amendments to Roosevelt Money Bill Prompt House Debate
Washington January 20 AP Amendments to the Roosevelt money bill dominate House floor as delays slow passage. The Sixth Louisiana District seat faces vacancy after the Kemp-Sanders inquiry, with a brief note that an election may not be held. CWA funding may be extended to April with a request forthcoming.
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Washington
House
Senate
federal railroad co
Joseph B Eastman
Rainey
Ickes
hit
Tegisistore
House elections committees
Kemp-Sanders
Louisiana Congressions District
Congress
CWA
Deputy Sheriff Charged With Drunk Driving
A warrant charging Deputy Sheriff Frank O. Lowery Myersrie with drunken and reckless operation of an automobile was issued Friday by Justice J Bolin Belsover Middleown. The case stems from an accident about two weeks earlier and a hearing was set for tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank O. Lowery
Myersrie
J. Bolin Belsover
Middleown
Ceci
Jus- Hee Kefauver
Lowery
ian Bulress
fesief
che
Weather Outlook and Obituary for Judge Groves
Weather forecast for the week calls for rain Monday and Thursday with generally fair conditions in between. temperatures expected to rise on Thursday then fall Friday. In Chestertown Maryland judge James H. Groves of the Kent County orphans court, a prominent eastern shore Democrat, died this morning at 72 after an operation at Eastern Emergency Hospital. He leaves a widow, six sons, and three daughters.
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New England
New York
Orphans Court
Chestertown
James H. Groves
Kent County orphans court
eastern shore
Eastern
Kennedyvile
daughioe
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Acorder
Frederick B. Henschier
MISS CRAIGMILE
MR. MICHAEL
H. McBride
UNION MFS. CO
arama
C. Burger
SOITERIS
Jolin cer
Joseph HL L Doakoy
auc Bussard
New Deal
treasury
Coughlin
Wiliam Jennings Bryan
Charles E Coughlin
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Lie
J. B. Morgamat A
O. M. W. Sprague
Frank Vanderuip
Coppright
NEA Service, inc
U.S
Rocky Mountain
Tea forem
ixn ganes
singercrush
St. John's School
Mendieta
Cube
Carlos Mendieta
Havana
Markel
dan
Europé
Peonias Cours
Arthur Kenred
Leo Weinberg
Wilam Evebee
Rockingham, N.C
Boost
Ease Church
Louisiana
Middletown
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