Dam site chosen for camp as county readies work force
The county selects a site below the power dam on the public highway for a large camp to support forestry and construction. About 280 to 700 men are expected to participate, with tasks including forest work, road building, clearing, and replanting. Funds, axes, shovels, and food supplies have been prepared by the State Department of Forestry.
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coser dam
Te eSample
wal
Col. Hamiten
Maxwell
State Department of Forestry
eid iude
Church Street Community Association Holds Final Meet
The Church Street School Community Association convened its largest gathering of the year 1932–33 in the duoram hall with Shaw presiding. Rev. E A Hermann spoke after the song Together. The secretary reported a balance of 525.61 and the welfare committee listed items including ox and cheese and J C Penney shoes bought for the event. The group announced Room Mothers activities raised about 241.32 this year and 110.02 in improvements to the school building.
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Church street
Shaw
E A. G. Hermann
fite
J.C. Penney
Mozhaems
Aix
Zeppo Marx Robbed in Los Angeles Jewelry Heist
Zeppo Marx and family were robbed in their Los Angeles home last night. Jewelry including a platinum ring, bracelet, clasps, diamond sets, and a pin valued at thousands were stolen by masked assailants who tied up the household. The incident follows a prior theft at the Marx residence five months earlier totaling about $37,500. Zeppo said he was tired of being robbed and recounted a gun being held to his back during the crime.
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Los Angeles
Jime 2
Zeppo Marx
brothers Marx
Zeppo
artest
Mrs. Marx
she | Marxes
Geng
Coblentz Case Argued Before Circuit Court
A banker facing formal charges had his case argued before a circuit court, with the matter presented by prosecutors and defense counsel. The proceedings highlighted disputed evidence and questions of legal procedure, though no verdict was issued in this report.
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COBLENTZ
CIRCUIT
Question of Solvency Dominates Major Trial at Central Trust
State's Attorney Wal ter E Sn acd led the opening as Emory L Cole faced trial in the closed Central Company of Maryland case. Defense arguments centered on solvency as the Cumberland Steel deposit withdrawals were reviewed, with Hewitt and other witnesses cited. The judge warned testimony in typewritten form from Cumberland had not yet been considered, while proponents argued the bank was insolvent by early 1931 and needed substantial funds to stay solvent.
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Walter E Sn
Leo Weenberg
Emory L. Colein
Central Company of Maryland
Teteing
Ciel
Hamyr
Linn
Tag gudges
glen
Cumberland
Simm
Central Trust Company
Gurine
i.regan Coplentz
Cumberland Steel Company
Zeoulon Hewitt
Banic
Hewitt
Dobieniz
Jim Washington
sise
Coolentz
Thomas B. Hayward
oranly
Baltimore
Albert C. Ritchie
State Bank
George W. Page
Cobleniz
Inn
Wiliam J. Gerbig
gulsy
Judge Bond
Court of Appeals
antametr
arsely
Bond
Court of Chancery
Hambleton & Co. Baltmore
ste. Wenberg
Confederate Decoration Day ceremony for Frederick County dead
Fezhugn Lee Chapter and Alexander Yount Camp hold a Confederate Decoration Day event Sunday afternoon at Mount Cemetery. A monument listing about 220 Frederick County Confederate soldiers will be unveiled by M. Grove with remarks by Rev. Mr. Royal and former Judge Worthington. Taps, choir performances, and cemetery visits follow with Daughters of the Confederacy organizing floral tributes.
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Fezhugn Lee
United Deugaters
Alexander Yount
Frederick county
Willggm J. Grove
Sons of
Gontederster
Wiliam C. Reval
Mr. Royal
E. E. Dixon
Miriam Rheads
Francis B. Sappington
Austin E. Rhoads
M. Grove
Worthington
Landrigan
St. John‘s Catholic cemetery
Gagan
D.C
Mt. Olivet
Jonn's
mae
Howard Youngs
Alexander Young
Lee
Grove song
Frederick commit sans
Tove
Price Brothers
M. J. Grove Lime Company
Daughters of the Confederacy
Dorothy Darby Bross
Lime Huin
Grove
commet‘se
Aleranéer ag Camp
fpoxs
Mr. Grove
chaiman
Mantz Besant
Albert S. Brown
Lewis A. Rice
Glenn H. Worshinghorn
Raymond G. Shipeyit
Mount Cemetery
Harrison proposes new plan to fund 3 billion public works
Senate Finance Committee heard Harrison present an alternative to the House tax plan for financing the 3 billion dollar public works program of the industrial recovery act. He claimed his substitute would raise about 227 million dollars and would tighten existing laws against private bankers and partnerships.
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Washington
Jume 2
House plan of
Senate Finance committee
Harrison
Senate
J. P. Morgan & Co
Harison
Vacation Bible School Institute Opens Monday
County church leaders anticipate the Vacation Bible School Institute to be held at Calvary Church chapel with Rev. Paul D Eddy directing sessions. An afternoon session from 2 00 pm and an evening session at 7 00 pm will involve pastors, superintendents, officers, and teachers from county and city churches.
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Calvary
st Episcopal church
Frederick County
Lester Cobblentt
Paul D Eddy
Vaca
chapel of Calvary church
Acid attack trial centers on automobile seat damage
Testimony tied L. Mosley of Claggettsy to a solution of acid poured on his daughter's car seats and coat damage. The charge of malicious destruction of property was heard in Peoples Court before Justice Sherman Proc ers, with Mrs. Gervis Moxley alleging the incident occurred on South Court street March 13. Witnesses placed Mosley in Frederick that evening. others linked him to a local creamery. Proceedings adjourned to 1 30 this afternoon.
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L. Mosley
Claggettsy
Sherman Procers
Peoples Court
airs
Gervis Moxley
South Court street
Frederick
Milton Crawford
Helen Crawford
Catherine Gue
Crawford
Moxley
Justice Bowers
Bank Crisis Eyed In Frederick Trial Proceedings
Defense attorney argues Weinberg defended client to save the bank as trust company solvency was claimed in June 1930. Testimony notes Deputy State Bank Commissioner Hospelhorn found better conditions then, but later crop failures and farmer hardship worsened the bank’s outlook. Coblenz urged stock sales and loan actions to avert failure while Page and others faced scrutiny for not appraising real estate.
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dleton& Co
Weinberg
hom
trust company
John D. Hospelhorn
State Bank
Frederick
Hospelhhorn
Page
Senator Cobleniz
Pitts
Washington
Coblentz
Edwin
Cebcentz
Wenbert
Baetjer
Cobientz
Messrs. Page
Gerbig
One Dead Five Ill From Rare Disease Report
One person died and five others remain ill after a rare disease outbreak. Health officials warn the community about the unknown illness and are tracing suspected cases and possible exposure. Authorities request residents seek medical care if symptoms appear.
Ticks and Rocky Mountain spotted fever in Frederick area
A Frederick region outbreak of Rocky Mountain spotted fever linked to ticks affects several residents. One hospitalized patient shows improvement. cases span colored and white families, with one fatality. Doctors explain tick transmission from local wildlife and note prevention measures and seasonal risk.
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Rocky Mountain
Mt. Airy
Frederick City Hospital
Dorothy Dorsey
Olive
Carrollcoun
Johbus Hopkins Hospital
Mildred Crushong
Mary
J. Stanley -Grabitl
Mt Airy
Bank officials weigh solvency amid economic upheaval
Mr Weinberg Mr French and CG Thomas Summers discuss reducing liabilities of affiliated companies. They argue a bank can still protect millions even if trust assets are below liabilities, citing market cash value and unforeseen costs. The dialogue reflects concerns over solvency definitions and potential bulk sales.
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edness
French
Weinberg
Thomas Summers
Weinbers
Tritt
Central Trust Company
Weamberg J
Weber and wife injured in taxi crash in New York
Comedian Joe Weber and his wife Lian were seriously hurt when their taxi collided with a steel mat in New York. Weber suffered internal injuries and a fractured right ankle, plus surgery. wife Lian, 56, fractured right thigh and other bruises. Both hospitalized with condition described as satisfactory.
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New York
Joe Weber
Weber and Fields
Lian
Weber
Nexman
Consider Amendment To Limit Vet Cuts Debated
Senators debate an amendment to cap veteran cutbacks amid admin pressure. The effort centers on a proposed limit of personnel reductions and seating changes, with several named officials and staff listed among attendees.
Palace of Chance Raided by Police in New York
A penthouse described as a palace of chance was raided by the gambling squad in New York today. The operation seized chips and related gambling paraphernalia, with losses and cash sums reported as high as seven thousand dollars.
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New York
Described Bankers Pool of 1929 In Congressional Testimony
Senate investigators outlined a 1929 bankers pool totaling about 250 million dollars with six banks each contributing 40 million and Guggenheim adding 10 million to 10.9 million. Witnesses named Morgan partners and other executives amid questions on personal loans and stock dealings connected to John W Kephart and Mrs Kephart.
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Washington
Jane 2
ecmantic bankers’ pool
Senate committee
J P Morgan & Co
corge Whitney
Morgan
Guggenheim Brothers
J.P. Morgan
smied
Ferdinand Pecora
Whitner
powerfy bank
EW Marland
Oklahoma
Robert E. Olds
State department
Frank W. Stearns
President Coolidge
Whitney
Morgan house
John W. Kephart
Pennsylvania
Supreme Court
Gifford Pinchot
Kephart
Pecora
Kephar
Fletcher
Market Goes Up At Rapid Rate Amid Mixed Reports
The market shows a rapid rise with expanding activity and a cautious tone as investors react to Bradstreet signals. Flower Service Planned at Frederic W C T O Home for the Aged features Rev Dr Amos J Tratherry as speaker and a distribution of flowers to residents.
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Frederck W. C T.0
Record street
William Schmidt
Clara Repler
Amos J. Tratherry
the union
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ork
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Lruther
Fioyd Benne Field
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Leo Weinserg
W. J. Grove
VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL INSTITUTE
County Council of Religious Education
Claggettsville
Frederick City
J P Morgan grant
finance
uur Lyn Graf
Senate investigating committee
HUGE
MITCHELL
internal Revenue And State Income Tax Bureaus
Frank J Maguire
National Car Company
Internal Revenue
State income tax bureau
Albany
Charles Mitchell
National C. Bank
Steuer
todas
Washegton
Machel duing
Michel
Mir Mitchhel
arch
Wittess
Mr matters
Brice
breacher
d.nex
Te troup
Masses
Lavema Harcet
Sara Katherne Keyser
Laura Pa
FM. Schieffer
Ebzaxta Wolfe
Heen Smith
GERMANY
Morgan Partner
MARLAND, OLDS AND STEARNS
New York Banking House
Trade Review
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