Public leisure notes and book notices from a periodicals column
A cluttered summary notes new works and authors in a periodical section. It highlights The Two-Hour about the next wave, pre Mussolini themes in The Seven Vices, Sour Family by David Starr Jordan, Henry I and Jefferson lineage in a broader royal context, and Lindbergh coverage by Francis Trevelyan Miller with an extensive photo record.
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David Starr Jordan
Uise Kimball
D. Appleton
Abranoola
Henry I
General Grant
Willam Oquerer
Thomas Jefferson Avid I
Scotland
Death dispute over trust funds in Watts case
July report notes Morris F Watts killed in June collision at Sablnasville crossroad. Henrietta Watts seeks guidance on distribution of trust assets to relatives while trustees question forces and court actions proceed in Murray Bercon’s circuit court.
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Morris F. Watts
Acast
Sablnasville
Henrietta Watts
Phare
Westion
Sipa
Watts
Albert S.J. Owens
Tota
Cowit
Murray Bercon
Farm relief plan committee eyes Washington trip delay
A meeting at Henry R. Shoemaker's office discussed delaying travel to Washington to form a cooperative under the farm relief act. A Maryland committee plans a July 25 Baltimore session to report on statewide cooperative marketing with members from State Grange and Farm Bureau.
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Henry R. Shoemaker
Washington
F. B. Bomberger
University of Marrlan
University of Maryland
Baltimore
A. G. Exsor
Thhe State Grange
James W. Davis
State Farm Bureau
Dr. Bomberger
I. W. Heaps
Harford County
E. Thomas Messer
AL Frank Holter
Middletown
Jossiah W. Jones
Montgomery County
W. ‘Irving Walker
Carroll Lowe
Frederick
Carroll
Montgomery
Washington County
Bomberger
Federal Farm Board
Local committee forms to study new law provisions
White sentiment at the meeting favored appointing a committee to seek information in Washington. The group agreed the project’s broad scope calls for a slow but steady approach and noted that the local committee member, a grain dealer and farmer, also sits on the state committee.
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Washington
Coute
Stottlemyer Non-Support Case Leads to Settlement Talks
Charles Stottemyer faced a Friday hearing on a non-support charge preferred by his wife. The magistrate found him guilty but kept the case open as the couple agreed to settle martial difficulties. They later left for York where he works, and he was brought back by a local constable. Auto violation fines follow, including Shure $5 and Strailma $35 plus costs.
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Gur Kon
Charles Stottemyer
Stottle+ myer
Stottlemyers
York
Stottlemyer
Charles W. Smith
Rarph G. Shure
Takoma
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Te Policz
John Lioyd
Knox
Shockley
Donald G. Strailma
Brunswick
Lloyd
John Dean
Hagerstown
Dean
Sulliz
Insurance Policy Basics and Consumer Protections
The article explains buying insurance as entering a contract with the company. It notes three key assurances for the consumer: no extra premium, protection of needed coverage, and the company meeting its obligations. It contrasts auto liability policies that reimburse after claim or verdict with others that promptly pay after notice of accident.
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Agrec Tt
Thorchiv
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