Central Trust Report Ratified in Circuit Court
The Circuit Court in Frederick County ratified the Central Trust Company receiver’s latest report, approving a 6 percent dividend to depositors and creditors across eleven branches. Objections were not entered, and after ratification, dividend checks will be prepared. Remaining funds go to the reorganizing agency Peppies Liquidating Corporation. Plans proceed to elect officers for the Western Maryland Trust Company and four independent banks.
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Frederick
Central Trust Company
State Bank
John J. Ghing
Hammord Urner
cenc
Johnn S. Newman
Newman
Middletown
Monrovia
Myersville
Poolesville
Smithsbur
Srkesville
Thurmont
Union Bridge
Western Maryland Trust Company
Walkersville
Lykesville
Byrd Traces Lost Trail At Little America Antarctica
Grave concern for Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd as search teams 50 miles out could not locate the marked trail to his weather outpost. A tractor party failed to find orange markers 123 miles from base, weather ranged from 30 below to 71 below zero, as Dr. Poulter led the effort across ice and snow.
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Little America
Antarctica
Richard E. Byrd
Brrd
Thomas
Poulter
Soboptimists Meet Amidst Vile Rumors And Names
A fragment notes a Soboptimists gathering with mention of women tied to Mrs Rache Watkins Clara Mar DB Mrs Maron Clark Simpson Mass Grace V Barnes farm MM Murphy and other personal names, suggesting a social or club notice with unclear context.
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vile first
Rache
Watkins
Clara Mar
Maron Clark
Simpson
Mass Grace V Barnes
Murphy
Mrs Lewis Breaks Hip After Fall at Westminster Home
Thomas H. Lewis widow of a former college president suffered a fractured chin following a fall on Thursday morning. She and her daughters are spending the summer on Coffee Hill in Westminster.
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Thomas H. Lewis
Western Maryland College
Mrs. Lewis
coffee hill
Westminster
Scorching sun withers county crops amid drought
The county endures a tenth straight 90 degree day as a northern breeze brings minor relief. No rain for nine days leaves gardens and fields parched while some areas report showers and wind uprooting small trees. County Agent Shoemaker warns much may be saved if rain comes soon and notes uneven drought impact across towns.
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Old Sol
Fredericktonlans
mercury
Frederick
Middletown
Myersville
Burkittsville
Jefferson
Bucksystown
Dickerson
Blue Ridge Summit
Hagerstown
Knoxville
oward Harpers Ferry
midway
Payne's hill
Henry R. Shoemaker
Mr. Shoemaker
Middletown wailer
Walkersville
Mt. Pleasant
Libertyiown
Fred
Jay
Market Opens Week With Downward Slant
AP report notes a subdued start to the new week as the stock market trends downward amid a lack of decisive news. Brokers appeared unable to find new catalysts, with several industries showing little movement as investors await inflation and defense department aviation reports.
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weex
Surprise Birthday Party Noted at Local Home
A reported surprise birthday gathering occurred at a local home with numerous attendees including Mr and Mrs Chart S25 and several others. Names appear garbled in OCR, but the event centers on a social celebration with family and friends in attendance at an Elmhurst area residence.
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paris
Chart
Jacob
Cox Matton
Ridges
George ‘Ber
AHSSES Mae
Charlotte Met
Aime
Eula Wi Rheada Martin
Enehelsberger
Nacmi
Samuel McCreery
W. Floyd
Edwin Martir
Sherman Shui
Descent Myths Among Eastern and Plateau Tribes
The Eastern and northeastern Indian tribes hold a tradition of descent from the sky as the origin of humans on earth. In the Miana or Muua’a Plateau regions of the southwest the people believe their ancestors descended from the underworld.
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muua
Sons Of Great Men All Re mind Us In The New Deal
Washington July 23 Anyone who wants to know what becomes of so many men should come here and see most of them working for the government. The piece notes the many sons of prominent figures in the New Deal era holding high posts and influential roles across agencies, highlighting connections between families and official power. It mentions Henry Wallace, Thomas Edison, Charles Edison, B Daniels, Joseph Choate Jr, Kilbourne Johnston, Averell Harriman, Mary Harriman Rumsey, Charles Taft, and others, illustrating a web of elite lineage shaping policy and administration. The piece also touches on perceptions of ethnic and religious backgrounds within the administration, noting an alleged backstairs yarn about Jews and contrasting it with a Jewish chief in an emergency agency and a Irish Catholic head of a section.
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RODNEY DUTCHER
Washington
s ren
Henry Wallace
Republicc
the
Treasury
genthau
Wilson bassacor
Turkey
Charles E
National Pies Board
Thomas
Harvard
Charles Edison
B. Daniels
Mexico
Josephus
Board of Public Welfare
Joseph H. Choate, Jr
Federal
Aiol Control Administration
Brita
McKinley
Theodore Roosevelt
young
Robert Straus
France
Kilbourne Johnston
Johnson
E. H. Harriman
NRA
Harriman
Mary Harriman Rumsey
Consumers Advisory Board
Charles P. Taft
Perns
Toledo
Roosevelt
T. R
broter
Alice Lenen questify
Vincent Astor
Senate
Bennett
Champ Clark
Robert AL LaFollette
Caviar and vodka at Russian embassy gala scene
The article notes lavish embassy functions with caviar vodka and beauty items, portraying the Russian palace scene on Sixteenth Montgomery Street. A senator from Oklahoma, Elmer Thomas, is recalled with a vodka anecdote from his youthful days in Russia, reflecting inflation era attitudes circa 1934.
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Montgomery
Trojanovski
Russia
Elmer Thomas
Oxlahoma
empire
guess
16 Bodies in Morgue After Bus Wrecks Ignite
Emergency responders report 16 bodies collected at the scene following a bus wreck that ignited. Authorities say several others are in critical condition as investigations begin into the cause and any potential hazards.
Bus Crash, Defective Brakes Cited as Cause at Ossining
A bus carrying 280 metalworkers plunged from a ramp into a lumber yard near Ossining after brakes reportedly failed. Driver Fran Imperator, 38, died. more than 20 aboard survived. Survivors described a fire that trapped passengers as gasoline ignited, with flames spreading to the yard along the Hudson River.
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bacles Igyoas
Horrer
Karbus
Romen
Young Peoples
New York Central
Sing ' Sing Jentiary
Frank H. Coyne
Ossining
Fran Imperator
Corne
Grier
Ute
Hudson river
August 7 Appeal As Is 28 Sear
An appeal listed for August 7 appears in a local notice with reference to docket 28 Sear. The exact court or agency is not identified in the fragment.
Firemen Seek Help Wager on Races Big Stake
A report notes firemen urging support for racing wagers totaling 1.367.502 pounds with 746.417 pounds already bet at a 2 to 1 rate. The stake and payout figures are cited as part of a reform or fundraising proposal.
Bridge Bids Asked In Local Creek War August 23
-Loewo? Loewe enters bid inquiry from Unridge Waleys on WAR ots dated August 23. Uncertain names and terms appear garbled but reference to bridge bids and a wartime era date.
Fusionists to Meet for Landmark Conference Decisions
Fragmented OCR summary suggests a gathering of fusionists to discuss group recommendations and progress. Mentions four-man team and aid from backers. Likely aims to finalize proposals and advance plans within a specified timeframe. Entities appear garbled. no clear dates or places readable.
Dillinger Held Accountable as He Fell to Agency Fire
AP reports in Chicago that John Dillinger died outside the Biograph Theater after a gunfight with government agents led by Melvin Purvis. Hoover praised the takedown while noting Dillinger drew on the officers before being shot down.
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A. P
Chicago
DIUlnger
John Dzilinger
Biograph theater
Department of Justice
Diinger
Purvis
United States
anyaid
i Cummings
Department ofice
Dillinger
Dillnger
J. Edgar Hoover
Bureau of Investiga
Melvin H. Purvis
Hoover
Dser
Miss Straw Buried After Ocean City Drowning
The funeral of Miss Mary Straw 21 daughter of Mr and Mrs Bernard Straw was held Sunday at 2 pm from her Mt Airy home. She drowned off Ocean City New Jersey while swimming before breakfast with friends. The service by Rev Leon P Vauthter and Rev W T Gover drew many flowers and mourners. Interment at Union Bridge cemetery. Miss Straw was a Mt Airy graduate who studied at the Maryland Institute in Baltimore.
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Mary Straw
Bernard W. Straw
Alry
Ocean City
N. J
Leon P. P. Vauthter
New Market
Miss Straw
W. T. Gover
Southern Methodist church
Gatthersburg
Carrol Buckingham
Forrest Buckingham
Carlton Grimm
Marion Bankies
Lester Lowman
Harry Zepp
Mt. Airy
Union Bridge
Claim Attack On NRA Must Be In D C Court
District court in Washington faces a claim attack on the NRA. The piece notes legal wrangling, temporary judges, and shifts in jurisdiction as proceedings move toward a D C court. Mentions Chicago summer school, Miss Helen Goodman, Dr Goodman, and Mr James Goodman in context of travel and studies. References to Mackinac Island and Beaver Street, Sewickley, Pa, and a historic fish record.
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NRA
D. C
Chicago
TSN
W. Har wah
Evanston
Helen Goodman
s Goodman
James Goodman
Mary Louie Dar haces
Washington
Georgianna Simmons Gitwinger
star of the Welfare Boar
Chica
Lake Michigan
Mackinac Island
Crow Miter
Beaver street
Sewickley
Autoist Fined After Alcohol Influence in Thurmont
Orville Diffenbacker of Waynesboro Pennsylvania was fined 101 dollars for driving while intoxicated at a Thurmont hearing before Justice William J. Stoner. The case stemmed from a Sunday night collision on the Sabillasville road west of Thurmont involving a car driven by Lee Stottlemyer, with four men in the Penny car. Diffendbacker agreed to pay one hundred one dollars plus one dollar for reckless driving as arranged. The charges were filed by State Officer J. R. Miller.
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Orville Diffenbacker
Waynesboro
Willam J. Stoner
Thurmont
J. R. Miller
Sabilasville road
Epworth League Elects Damascus Leader at Meeting
George W. Borer was chosen president of the newly formed Epworth League of Damascus Methodist Episcopal Church. Officers include vice president Miss Burdett. second president Burde and MullI. A meeting planned to elect remaining officers. DoLE show scheduled for Baker at 6 25 o clock with plots for participants in the event.
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George W. Borer
Epworth League of Damascus Methodist Epistot
presi
Burdett
ineed Mulli- Burde
DOLE
Baker
o'closs
al the smaliss
Michael Cees
Wicham Bosh
Weather data and temperature records for July 12 1933
Daily figures show 87 inches precipitation marker and high of 97 degrees yesterday vs 96 the previous year. Low last night 67 with 68 previous year. Sun events listed as 7.32 p.m. sunset and 5.02 a.m. sunrise. Monocacy and Potomac streams are clear.
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Monocacy
Potomac
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