Appraisal of Central Trust Assets in Court
Judge Urner hears more than two hours of testimony on the reorganization plan for Central Trust, closed since 1931. Chief Examiner Meeks places assets at just over 22 percent for dissenting depositors, while backers seek about 12 percent cash, with creditors arguing the figure is too low. Numerous attorneys for both sides attend as the court fixes the value of dissenting interests before the plan can proceed.
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HE. Meeks
th State Bank
Cricit Court
Central Hammond Urner
Urner
Arthur D Wvad
3reek
Aiazy
cossnt
W. Glinien RieSherry
Alban MI Weed
Holden
Feton
H. Hrei- Bernjam
B. Rosenstecfer DeLauter
dean S. Newman
evam
cnet
Mr. Rose
cour
Wisner Street Widening Plan Moves Forward
An improvement program for North Wisner street widens both end approaches and installs curb and gutter along the east side. A wall removal and fence will improve sight lines at East Church street, and adjustments at Patrick street widen the intersection. Most work, including street resurfacing, should finish by week’s end.
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Wisner street
East Church street
East Patrick street
Bowers Lumber Company
adjomme
Church street
Patrick street
Mousses Burger
Dariel
Youth urged to let their lives revolve about God
Rev Wickes spoke at the graduation exercises urging graduates to center their lives on faith. He warned of dangers from wrong beliefs and emphasized restoring physical and spiritual values. The event, attended by families, awarded diplomas to 153 youths as part of the commencement.
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relamis
ford
W ckes
Appointment receiver asked for gun club appointment
The Potomac Gen Club near Petermre faces a dispute over balances tied to a gun club. Defendants include Delber Moore Millard Ketler James Ford Claude Orrson Edward H Kmes John Mercer and William Nalley. Creditor Orrison claims 126 66 owed for services and 37 50 due from Harry George. frame structure burned in 1932 and insurance proceeds cited.
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Potomac Gen Club
Petermre
Orrison
Orrion
Brunsa
Réos
Delber, Moore
Millard
Millard J Ketler James H Ford Claude E Orrson
Ecuard
HKmes
John M Mercer
Wilam R. Nalley
FTISOA
Harry George
tates
Pmomac Gu “ub
James H Ford
Four Die in Auto Wreck on Dead-End Street
In Reading Pennsylvania a four killed and one seriously injured when a car smashed through a barricade at a dead end and plunged 30 feet to railroad tracks. Two victims were Maurice Koler 21 and Col Klinger of Reading. another two had no identification. Driver Lawrence Kuhns of Boyertown survived briefly before being hospitalized in critical condition.
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Readi ng
Maurice Koler
Klinger
Reading
Lawrence Kuhns
Boyertown
Kirkwood Opens Open Golf Championship With Even Par Nine
Joe Kirkwood of New York posted an even par 36 from the out course as 149 players began the United States open at Merton Cricket Club in Philadelphia. Johnny Goodman, amateur from Omaha, led early play while Ed Dudley Harry Cooper and MacDonald Smith trailed, and Roland Mackennie endured a disastrous 88 on the first round.
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Merton Cricket Club
Philadelphia
Johnny Goodran
Omaha
Joe Kirkwood
New York
Ed Dudley
Phiadelphia
Harry Cooper
Chicago
MacDonald Smith
Nashville
Goodman
Roland Mackennie
Washington , DC
Charles W Brown Appointed President of Western Maryland Railway
Charles W Brown was named president of the Western Maryland Railway today after serving since 1920 with the company and most recently as vice president and general manager. He succeeds the late head and assumes leadership of the Baltimore based line.
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Charles W Brown
Western Maryland Railway
the
Western Maryland
Roosevelt to Receive Yale Honorary Degree
President Roosevelt will visit New Haven on June 20 to accept an honorary Doctor of Laws from Yale University. Carl Lohman, Yale treasurer, says the President, a Harvard graduate, will likely stay at the home of Dr Harvey Costing, with his son James Roosevelt nearby.
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New Haven Conn
Roosevelt
New Haven
Yale University
Carl Lohman
Harvar
Cito
De Harvey Cosling
James Roosevelt
State School Alumni to Meet for Eighth Reunion
The Mainland State School for the Deaf eighth quadrennial alumni reunion opens Friday at 2 PM and runs through Sunday night with 400 to 500 alumni expected. Registration Friday afternoon precedes supper, with welcome address, entertainment, and gym reception. Saturday features a morning alumni meeting, an outing to Braddock Heights, and evening movies, plus a Sunday interdenominational service, group photograph, and a visit to Ely grave in Art Olivet cemetery.
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alumi
imelcome
Braddock Heights
assembly hall
Ely
Art Olivet
H O Nicol
Washington
chaiman
Isnatius Bjorlee
Nico
GFP Faupel
this city
Faupel
Harry G Benson
Nannie Kipp
Jane Redmond
Louie McClain
H. G Benson
G. H . Paupel
Margaret Kent
Antoinette Gale
Mary Benson
Arthur
Elsha Wohlstrom
Leonard Sebly
Otto Brodeths
Mr Faupel
James McVernor
Miss McClain
Mr. Downes
Marion Cramer
Mr Winener
Interdenominational service
Bjornee
Myr Benson
Mr. McVernon
Winebrewer
Prsrimage ie
Ely grate O
Prospect Of Steel Strike Watched By Congress
Congress watches the steel industry amid rumors of a strike. Officials expect hearings and possible policy actions as labor tensions rise in key plants across the nation.
Roosevelt Signs Bill Easing Bankruptcies
Washington June 1 AP Uncertainty over the procedure and impact of a bankruptcy measure prompted swift House action to relieve farmers of taxes on 1000 pounds of horse feed before reaching the Senate. Johnson urged conference results limit strikes while talk of a board to arbitrate capital labor disputes continued amid mounting concerns of possible delays.
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Washington
sceler
Congress
evemp
Senate
Johnson
steel manufac
New York
sier
Perkins
Three Dead After Wreck On Pennsy Bridge Crash
A Pennsylvanian train wreck near a bridge over the Tittie Gunpowder Falls killed Miss Margaret Frederick 20 of Parkton Maryland and two crew members, engineer T F Bossom 62 of Baltimore and fireman J O Balser 40 of Baltimore. Three other crewman Morris R Hoffman Benjamin Anglaug escaped with injuries as the rear car detached and toppled.
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Pennsthania
Margaret Frederick
Parkton
T F Bossom
Baltamore
J. O Bal
Bal Lmore
Morris RL. Hoffman
Benjamin Anglaug
Baltimore
burt
NRA Business Forum Analyzed By Local Officials
A fragmented report outlines NRA topics on business concerns and public services. It mentions Water Company boards, charges, and proposed allocations to support community projects and economic concerns.
Emmitsburg Awards Honor Local Athletes and Students
Emmitsburg held a morning assembly naming the year’s top performers. Irene Foather won general excellence. Janet Hoke Adelsberger and Amy Gwelanegier led girls in three-sport monograms. George Krom received the Ba T Medal for loyalty and service. prizes included five dollars for the top overall alumnus and several $3 to $2 second places.
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akne
Emmitsburg
oslak
assembly
han
gen Lo
Irene Foaher
akaras
ieima Janet Hoke
Adelsbrger
Amy Gwelanegier
Helen J
TS. Keiing
Jane Bollinger
Dorothy rable
Leanna Frank Fisher
Marian Stonesifer Boes
Howard Kirwin
Joseph Frez
Richard Zacnaras
Jerry Rows
Harchi Hoke Faigar Annan
Howard Flohr
Rchard Harner
Persaing Mandortff
Rovert Saorb
Greta Kers
eich
Emmitso
PRISM
C.lzensap
Hudson Reades
George Krom
a-sa
Atlardec
pwstam
ma Keonorz
saya
pro- Grace
Leanna
Roosevelt first lady visits subsistence project in West Virginia
Mrs Roosevelt toured the Tigart River area, visiting the subsistence home and Reedsside projects as part of a West Virginia trip. She received a bouquet from Mrs Mary Neely, mother of Senator Neely, and spoke of local efforts at each stop including Belington and nearby communities.
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Roosevelt
tao
ortega
Amfa
Dolores
Marrer
Belington
Mary Neely
West Virginia
Senator Neely
Unknown disease grips Asheville child seeks Johns Hopkins help
The three year old daughter of Dr and Mrs A D Greenwood of Asheville North Carolina traveled by plane to Baltimore for treatment at Johns Hopkins Hospital. Physicians could not diagnose the illness and the child was placed under the care of brain specialist Dr Water E B Dandy. A resident at the hospital counted the child as an immediate elimination. An Eastern Air Transport plane shortened its time by nearly an hour landing at Logan Field around 4 30 this morning.
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Baltimore
A D Greenwood
Asheville
Johns Hopkins hospital
Water EB
HyIT
Dick Merril
Eastern Air Transport
Greenville
D. C
Logan Field
Weather Summary From Historical Daily Readings
Weather data shows 24 hour precipitation at 0.76 inches with June to date 0.76 inches. June precipitation totals vary with 1933 and 1934 figures listed, temperatures ranged from 88 yesterday to 66 a year ago, and sunrise and moonrise times noted with times around early morning hours.
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atia
Cedric
Frederick High School graduates listed with diplomas today
The graduating class of Frederick High School is shown receiving diplomas in a ceremony. A long list of names appears in two rows, highlighting many students including Joanne Bar on Edward Hamilton Reeva Alex winder and Edith Km nell, with additional surnames such as Landis McGul Feaster Wendell and Shuffier among others in the roster.
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Frederick High School
tor
Joanne Bar‘on
Edward Hamilton
Reeva
Alexwinder
Howard Wastler
Edith K mnell
Milton Heerd
Pearl Landis
Gibson McGul
Martha Feaster
John winton
Hal Kenneds
LeRoy Blumenauer
Cerne Carl Easton
elle Keoames Sutton
Rey Gosnell
Jack Kehne
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nef Avila Dionne
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Old Wall
Church Street End
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Roland W Haryaugn
Atmane Civ NJ
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Albert Orrison
Reading, Pa
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CHARLES W. BROWN
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YALE
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ward Nogie
Elmer P.ckett
Beverly Feaga
Bauin Nike
Elizabeth Mackley
Iming Shuffier
Louise Foster
William Best
Ruth Horman
Paul Willside
Helen Potter
Ralph Keller
Helen Kefauver
Paul Sigler
Cora Lee Days
Jerry Young
Muldred Sheen
Noah Jenkins
Evelyn Wolfe
Joseph Hooper
Helen Shipley
Earl Rooke
Alma Masser
Robert Singer
Louse Snafer
George Mobley
Dorothy Staten
Donald Ramsburg
Margaret Gladhil
Donald Windsor
Marjorie Staley
William Suomley
Helen Fosse
Frank Dertzbaueh
Pauine Davis
James Feaga
Margaret Maller
Lewren Sibert
Nina
Ruth Dor
Thidrow
Traga Brust
Barbara Smith
Max Trovel
Haroldine Brown
John Stale
Ereilyn Wagoner
John Starr
Monelle 'Feaga
Paul Riddlemoser
Margaretta Mosburg
Milton Frank
Eliza ein Fisher Rudell Cecil
Margaret albaush Wilson Cramer
Margaret Cilester
Paul Smith
Nadine Echelverger
Joi James Evelin
Kefauter
Francs Horan
Evelyn Harne
John Mebee
Margaret Cromwell
Roland Hann
Edith Broadhurst
Richard Graham
Dorothy Shaff
Edward Kelel
Rath Katastdis
Peestun
Muliet
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Exleen Crimm
merit
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Hemran Doreth
Utiergack
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Frances Buckingham
Margaret Storm
Mildred Crum
Re- Bete Hazard
Francis Grumbre
Mildred Doren Mane
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Breijn Webster
Pauline Jones
Ruth
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