Court Approves Central Trust Reorganization Plan
Court grants final approval with exceptions to the Central Trust Company reorganization report filed by State Banks Commissioner John J. Ghingher. The plan outlines the first 6 percent dividend and lists future distributions, with notices set for publication in Frederick, Carroll, Washington, Montgomery and Howard counties. The report covers accounts from February 28 to June 30 and indicates transfers to the Western Maryland Trust Company and other banks.
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Riot in Amsterdam Claims Two More Lives
Two additional deaths in Amsterdam riots raise daily toll to six as unrest follows unemployment and city layoffs. Police arrival helped quell clashes amid ongoing disorder. Weather outlook notes fair week in North and Middle Atlantic states with a cooling trend midweek.
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Renewed Appeal for Playground Fund Abbreviated
Mayor Lloyd C. Culler urged additional contributions to the Playgrounds fund, with a goal of 750 dollars. Only 445.50 had been raised, enough for seven weeks of operation, not ten. Names of contributors were acknowledged as receipts continued to arrive at the mayor’s office.
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Rotary District Meeting July 18 in Frederick
Rotary district assembly for central Maryland will be held July 18 at the Francis Scott Key hotel in Frederick with an afternoon conference and a banquet in the evening. Milton J. Patterson, new district governor, will preside, with 40 to 50 Rotarians from area clubs expected to attend the afternoon session. The Frederick Club hosts and the event includes speeches and a prominent address for Rotarians from Baltimore to Gettysburg.
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Market offers dreary session amid heat and thin trading
New York stock activity stayed subdued amid a heat wave as traders remained cautious. The market closed barely mixed after a day of light volume with several issues moving little, while closing at modest levels near prior prices and failing to show significant gains.
Man Leaps From Susquehanna Bridge to Die in River
A man identified as George Ader of Rosedale Maryland stopped his car on the Susquehanna river bridge in Havre De Grace and climbed over the guard rail. He jumped into 24 foot deep water and was found dead after several hours.
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Pictures Used In Hunt For Waiting Killer
Photographs of Charles E Whiting are used in the search for a 25 year old Negro charged with the slaying of 11 year old Virginia Barton at Pleasant View near Doubs. The girl was found near a stream with wounds from a .38 caliber revolver. Mother and sister of the victim are hospitalized in a prostrate state. Local authorities seek the suspect who fled the county after the crime.
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Immunization Push Aims to End Diphtheria Spread
Health officials urge parents to vaccinate children against diphtheria at school or by family physicians. Public clinics offer toxoid injections to protect communities and prevent outbreaks during the current health drive.
AAA Masses Its Forces For Battle Of Century
The article outlines the AAA campaign to rally farmers and consumers against middlemen. It names Rexford Tugwell Jerome Frank Fred Howe and Thomas Biasell as leaders, notes Davis and Wallace's positions, and describes efforts to explain crop reduction and anti trust issues while exposing packers and distributors. It highlights battles over book and records clauses and canned peach agreements as early victories.
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George N. Peek
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Jerome Frank
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Shore Leave Restored for U S Sailors After Fight
After an episode of fighting, shore leave for U S sailors is restored. Naval authorities report order returning to normal at the harbor and sailors granted rest periods.
Men of Fleet and Nice Residents Do Battle
Shore leave for sailors from the US battleships Arkansas and Wyoming was cancelled after riotous evening ashore in Nice left 28 injured. The ships may depart earlier than planned from Willie Ranch harbor, while Joseph Kline a 22 year old wireless operator aboard the Arkansas remains slightly improved after being shot in the neck by Leon Curpy chief of the Surete. damage in the clashes is pegged at 25 000 francs as furniture was hurled between sailors and locals.
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United States
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Joseph Kline
Leon Curpy
Surete
Rehabilitation of Puerto Rico plan outlined by Roosevelt
President Roosevelt told Puerto Ricans in San Juan that he has reached an agreement in principle on a long term rehabilitation program for the island and urged cooperation for its execution. He spoke aboard the yacht and before sailing for St Thomas, noting the effort will take many years and relies on local support.
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Methodist Reformed Conferences to Meet at Hood College
The Baltimore Methodist Episcopal and the Frederick Evangelical and Reformed conferences plan sessions at Hood College July 14 20 with about 100 attendees from Maryland Pennsylvania and beyond. The northern Potomac Synod meeting will focus on The Orient in America with delegates from the former Evangelical Synod joining the new denomination. The opening sermon will be by Rev A V Casselman DD Philadelphia and the program features music recreation and a Bible Hour led by Rev J Frank Bucher with Mrs Carrie M Hershner arranging missionary topics about Japanese fields in the United States.
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America
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Baltimore
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Philadelphia
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Westminster
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U S Missionary Released After Bandit Capture
A U S missionary Rev Howard from Was Bandits reports he was held against his will in May near Hankow China and has been liberated by bandits according to a message to the United States Consulate.
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Lott and Stoefen Win English Men's Doubles
Lott and Stoefen capture the English men's doubles title at Wimbledon amid a strong British field. The page also notes Helen Jacobs reaching the women's singles final and an American team defeating French champions Barotta and Brugnon in a snail-paced five-set encounter.
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Nazi Political Truce In Effect In Germany
Berlin July 7 A Nazi high command announced a political truce to erase traces of the second revolution. Hitler went to the Bavarian Alps for rest while two million storm troopers are on vacation. Von Papen said plans remain unsettled as secret police continue vigilance.
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Fletcher renews attack on Roosevelt New Deal
Jackson Michigan July 7 AP Henry B Fletcher chairman of the Republican National Committee in an address before Republicans marking the 80th anniversary of the party warned Congress has yielded to the President surrendering lawmaking power. He compared the President to Mussolini and Hitler and said agencies control livelihoods business and property of citizens on a Russian model.
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Republican National Committee
Congress
Housing Administrator Begins His Huge Task
James A. Moffett assumed the housing recovery post in Washington with aims to inject 500 million dollars into home renovation and seek rapid reemployment of five million people. He had not yet named aides or solidified the organizational framework as Reuters reported from a White House press conference.
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Weather summary for July with rainfall figures
The data shows no precipitation in the last 24 hours ending at 1 a.m. today. July to date rainfall totals 11 inches, normal July 4.02 inches, actual July 1933 4.95 inches, and a deficiency of 1.287 inches. High and low temperatures compare with last year, sunset at 7.40 p.m., moonrise and moonset times noted.
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