Central Trust Checks Will Be Mailed Shortly
Court signs order making absolute the 22 percent dissenters' claim. State Bank Commissioner will issue checks for about 30 950 depositors. More than 690 000 will be distributed to communities where Central Trust and branches were located. Dividends to other depositors paid in cash by receiver's checks. Audit of remaining sums to dissenters to follow after initial distribution.
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cit J. her
Central Trust Company
L. G. Shipley
Ghingher
John S. Newman
Hammond Urner
Circuit Court
Haller to Recover After Poison Attempt Before Trial
Arthur Haller 29 swallowed iodine Tuesday night and was taken to Frederick City Hospital. He faces September Circuit Court trial for statutory breaking and has a history of robberies and parole violations. Authorities say the iodine dose could be fatal. Democratic meeting noted with William Grove and Dr Charles Conley, a gubernatorial candidate.
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Arthur “Snootr
Hal Xe
Frederick City Hospital
Hailer
101
South Market street
House of Corrections
Frederick Junction
prsom
Haller
Frederick County Products, Inc
William J. Grove
Charles H. Conley
Dand G
Cote
erick county
Conley
Weather Summary With Temperatures And Streams
Precipitation for 24 hours ending at 1 a.m. today is .05 inch. July to date precipitation is inches with a deficiency in 1934 up to July 1 of 287 inches. Normal precipitation is 4.02 inches. actual for 1933 was 4.95 inches. Yesterday's high was 101. last year 36. Low last night is 6. last year 7. Sunset today is 7.29 p.m. Sunrise tomorrow 3.05 p.m. Moon rises 8.20 p.m. tomorrow and sets 6.21 a.m. tomorrow. Streams Monocacy and Potomac are clear.
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Monocacy
Potomac
Capitals Of Europe Gauge Austrian Outlook Under Starhemberg
AP reports European capitals weigh Austria's new anti Nazi government led by Prince Ernst Von Starhemberg following Dollfuss death. Britain Italy and France say Austrian Nazis harmed hopes for independence and will not act to defend Austria. Rome notes troops on border as precaution while Paris and Berlin react with condolences and rumors of Hitler’s possible intervention.
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Associated Press
Ernst Von Starhemberg
Austria
Engelbert Dollfuss
London
Great Britain
Italy
France
Dollfuss
ROME
Giornale d'Italia
Hitler
Germany
PARIS
Doumergue
BERLIX
Munich
Styria
Dellfuss
Europe
ey flere
Prince Von Starhem- Tg
isneader
Eva
Rudolf
Koo
Anton Rintesen
Rintelen
yung
Sty 3
Dillinger Aide Suicide Linked to Probe
James Probasco, 67, a West Side resident, died by his own hand after being questioned by the FBI in the Dillinger case. Agents had earlier visited his home and left him alone briefly before his fatal jump from a 19th floor window in the Rookery building.
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Chisage
office
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Dillinger
James Probasco
West Side
Probasco
Coley
court of the Rookery
Frank R. Martin Dies at 55 in Thurmont
Frank R. Martin, longtime cashier at the First National Bank Blue Ridge Summit, died at his Thurmont home Wednesday night at 7 43. He had suffered Brights disease since June and had been bedbound for ten days. A Graceham native, 55, he moved to Thurmont 33 years ago after marriage. Interment at United Brethren Cemetery Thurmont follows a funeral service at 4 30 at the late home.
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Frank R. Martin
Thurmont
Blue Ridge Summit
Bright
Sunda
Mr. Martin
Graceham
Samuel J
Sarah Stevens Martin
Citizens Sas- Bank
Thummont
Thurnont
Acacia Led
Harada Mar
BCD
imere
Mos
Vamoon
Rev. C. Thurmont
United Brethren
Military Rule Declared in Minnesota by Olson
Governor Floyd B. Olson declared a military rule to maintain law and order amid the Minneapolis truck drivers strike at 12 20 p m. An AP dispatch notes the action intended to restore order during the disruption in Minneapolis. Battery information on aluminum treatment follows, describing a coating that hardens the surface and resists tarnish acids and corrosion.
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MINNESOTA
OLSON
Minneapoli
Floyd B. Olson
Minneapolis
NRA label orders spark clothing firm dispute in Baltimore
A garbled AP dispatch from Baltimore notes a conflict over NRA labels. The Greif and Brother company allegedly defied a District Court order by delaying shipments while seeking to uphold label use on garments. Court actions cited include judges Coleman and mill with broader national enforcement implications.
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Baltimore
Leonard
L. Gret a
Greil
United States
thesimme
antibody
orcer
District Court
L. Greif and Brother, Inc
Weinberg
L. Grief and Brother
William C. Coleman
W. Calvin mill
Hugh S. Johnson
accord berg
Maryland
Penns
seine
Markets Wilt Under War Threats and Pessimism
Fragmented market notes show widespread gloom as war fears dampen activity. The report mentions fluctuating prices, limited trading, and cautious sentiment among investors amid geopolitical tensions.
Weather cycles hint at repeats of rainy periods
The Weather Bureau notes cycles in rainfall and says a ten year span ending in 1864 and 1894 lacked rain, while years between showed relative abundance. Chief climatology asserts history may repeat with another period of heavy rains.
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Weather Bureau
Washington. J
Aimos
Kancer
Funeral for CCC camp accident victim held
Gen Malone attends funeral in Leesburg for local CCC camp incident victim. Report notes misinspection of Warmers and references Camp Ruch near Alexandria with details about a vehicle incident on a rural road near Old Braddock. No injuries reported.
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GEN. MALONE
CCC
VICTIN
Brethren Women Meet at Westminster Church
The Brethren women gathered for a meeting at Westminster Church of the Brethren with speakers including Rev. George A. Early and lay leaders from New Windsor and Washington. Attendees included Mrs M Roote Mrs Rose Gelman Miss Miriam Luckenbaugh and Ross D Murphy.
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BRETHREN
George A. Earns
iC. Bialtr
New Windsor
Atherman, Freceri F. S. Holsopple
Washington
Ross D. Murphy
M. Roote
Nex Windsor
Rose Gelman
Westminster
J. Walter Thomas
Miriam Luckenbaugh West
Goorne A
Westminster Church of the Brethren
Hurricane Death Toll Reaches About Thirty on Texas Coast
The Texas coast from Corpus Christi to Bay City and Sargent suffered heavy losses as a hurricane wreckage caused hundreds of thousands in damage. Bay Tribune editor Bay Carey Smith reported around seventeen missing in the Bay City and Sargent area, swept inland six miles by a tidal surge. Ten more people were missing in Matagorda, with five killed and another fatally injured in a tornado that devastated Moreies area farms.
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Texas
Corpus Chrio
Carey Smith
the
Bay Tribune
Bay City
Sargent
Matagorda bay
Moreies
Elks Name Delegates for Maryland Delaware Convention
Delegates named by Frederick Lodge Elks to attend the 14th annual Maryland Delaware and District of Columbia Association of Elks convention in Hagerstown August 12 to 15. Events include registration, circular and theater sessions, tours to Crystal Caverns and Antietam, pool swims, shows, a cabaret, style show, and business sessions with officer nominations. Alfred W. Gn and Paul I. Payne named as trustees with roles at the convention.
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Frederick Lodge
B. P
Elks
Maryland
Delaware
District of Columbia
Crystal Caverns
Antietam
fairgrounds
Hagerstown Fairgrounds
Washington Elks Bars
Ellis Bors
Watie de Grave Lodge
American Légion Droim Corps
Fredery
Reunion Held Today at Hood College
A reunion occurred today at Hood College with Rev. Raips of Grace Reformed officiating. Music and remarks were provided by local clergy and attendees from Warnesdam and Hanover, Pa. The event featured speeches by Rev. Hoffmees and others, celebrating the institution and its alumni network.
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Joseph HH. Hood
Von Starhemberg New Chancellor Threatens European Peace
Austria teeters as Karl von Starhemberg forms cabinet after Dollfuss assassination. Nazis resist, government declares military court. 75,000 Italian troops mass on the southern border amid tensions. Roosevelt follows events aboard the New Orleans as Austria’s crisis deepens.
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Roosevelt
New Orleans
Engelbes
Doilliuss
Intimace
Dd. ic
mLSGH
Association of
Brunswick Considers Old Springs Return for Water Supply
Brunswick may restore use of Yourtee springs near Brownsville to supplement daily intake as drought drives shortages. The town contemplates reviving abandoned sources along with possible Potomac river and Lake Maryland routes, amid prior health board resistance and past famine.
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Brunswick
Virginia springs
Maryland
Brownsville
Washington county
Baltimore and Ohio
State Board of Health
drouth
Ha Cc. Allgire
Walsh Seeks Democrats State Chairmanship
The report notes Walsh formally announced his candidacy for chair of the Democratic State Central Committee to succeed Jonos Ray. The Evening Sun reported Republicans urged U S Senator Philips to abandon his gubernatorial bid and seek renomination to the Senate.
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Demon State Central Committee
Evening Sun
U.S
Phlips agh
Senate
Walsh
Democratic State Central
Jonos Ray
dacy
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