Stock Assessments Prepared For Court In Central Co Case
A stock assessment list for the defunct Central Company was begun by EL Meeks chief examiner for the nate Bank Commissioner at the Frederick Circuit Court. The report will list stockholders with their assessments and payments for the court to inspect. The largest holder was Blue Ridge Investment with 23 033 shares. 35 individuals and four syndicates owned about 70 percent. Unpaid assessments total 270 420 66. total stock issued was 159 000 shares at 10 each.
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Central Company
EL Meeks
nate Bank
Fredick cour
Meeks
Hammond Urner
feir
Winer
Central Trust Company
lsted
Blue Ridge Investment
Blue Ridge cnt Company
Emory Cobleniz
poe holdings
Mir
ude Umer
ser
Baer and Carnera in condition for championship bout
New York reports Baer and Carnera in satisfactory condition for the 15 round heavyweight title fight at Madison Square Garden. The New York State Athletic Commission approved the match after examinations by three commission doctors and an exhaustive event review.
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New York
Max Baer
Pluro Carrera
Maeizer Square Garden Bowl
New York State
Athletc
John J. P
National Park Service official inspects Monocacy battle site
A National Park Service representative led a Monocacy battlefield inspection Thursday with former Judge Glenn H. Worthington and James H. Gambill Jr. They toured key locations including the Thomas house and Georgetown road area, planned future visits, and discussed the memorial senate memorialization.
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Anresting
Monocacy battleground
National Park Service
Glenn H. Worthington
Monocacy Battlefield
Judge Worthington
ToULe
Frederick
Gamibrill
Francis Scott Key hotel
Cox
Jug Bridge
Lafayette
Baker Park
Aix
Chatelain
wis
lefeld
Sroun
peridial Senate
izanoz
Plane crash injuries reported in fogbound Cascades
A large passenger plane failed in fog over the Cascades injuring three of its occupants. A crew member said the crew used a logging railroad spur as a guide to locate the plane in the forest. One passenger suffered a broken arm, another a bronze fracture, and a third had a possible arm injury.
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Cascades
wes
wildern
msen
Pilos
Redfield
clans
Hansen
Jacob Bowman
Deerfield
Glenn Smith
whine Bowman
Sablinsville
Rouzer farm
Smith
ois
Thurmmont
Bowman
Suit Seeks Threefold Stock Liability For Central T Company
In 1933 the receiver pressed for statutory hair on stock at Smithsburg. Former Judge Newman led a suit to collect from 73 leading Central T Company stockholders, seen as a test case since pursuing 1,859 stockholders was deemed unwieldy.
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callect Fairmarner court
Smithsburg
Judge & Newman
Central T
NRA Ready-Made Codes Aim to Ease Labor Storm
NRA indicates hundreds of early agreement codes will be replaced by a plan consolidating 450 codes to 300. Administration seeks to avert a steel strike while outlining a broad social insurance program for winter legislation. discussions with steel management and labor groups continue.
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Associated Press
Washington
Congress
Senate
Robinson
Roosevelt
NRA
Labor Department
New Clues Sought on Dillinger's Whereabouts
Police and federal agents pursue fresh leads in the hunt for John Dillinger. An informant report and street sightings prompt renewed investigations across several cities as officers close in on the fugitive.
Cruickshank Leads Early in Title Race and Fire
Cringeshank takes big lead for title as house burns on East Fifth Street. Property shown sustained damage. fire responders cordon area and investigate cause amid tense scene.
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CRUICKSHANK
Hose Tested Under 300 Pound Pressure on Fleming Avenue
The Rose tested hose purchased by the Independent Hose Company Thursday at Fleming Avenue and West College Terrace using the 12 cylinder system. The hose was subjected to repeated pressure tests up to 300 pounds.
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ROSE
Independent
Fleming avenue
West College Terrace
New Deal Push Promises Fresh Food Standards
Roosevelt seals NRA code action to create a 1 billion canning industry committee to set quality and labeling rules within 90 days. Cans likely labeled A B or C under USDA standards, with consumer groups pressing for government stamped labels. Tugwell and Rex Tugwell lead White House effort amid strong industry resistance.
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Eleanor Rex Tugwell
White House
Roosevelt
bilion dolar canning industry
NRA
Department of Agriculture
Canada
AAA Consumers’ Counsel office
NRA Consumers’ Advisory Board
Mrs. Roosevelt
Johnson
Tugwell
ness
sire
Retan Grocers
Objections Filed To License At Emmitsburg
Objections were filed against Baumgardner’s beer license renewal for the East End area of Emmitsburg. The objections, from about twenty residents most of them couples, argue he is not a fit licensee and that the requested Decree is unnecessary. Ronvback represents the objectors.
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EMMITSBURG
Baumgardner
Joseph H. Rosenstee
lcense
Strate
Rosenstee
East End
Rosenstzel
fawlty
Rosensteel
Jaced Ronvback
Traders Take More Hopeful Market View
AP report from New York outlines cautious optimism amid mixed commodity notes. Prices for wheat and other cereals rose modestly while other markets showed lagging gains and uncertain demand.
Rain Lifts Morale in Drouth Belt Despite Late Crops
Rain boosts morale among drought area residents and may save forage crop costs. Allocation of 200 million dollars for forage crops in Wisconsin Minnesota and Iowa flows through relief efforts. The Federal Surplus Removal Corporation awards contracts to 19 pack houses to process about 28 000 cattle and 195 000 calves for canning and distribution to unemployed needy.
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Washington
drouth belt
Harry L. Hopkins
Hopkins
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
A’s
Federal Surplus Relief Corporation
drouth
State Police Return After Possible Police Contact Near Usanal
Officers J Ro Millet and B FR were sent to Baltimore following a report of a suspected incident near a sub-station. The events involve a lecture at I F home and a disturbance tied to a ball striking an unidentified person.
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OMers J Ro Millet
B. FR
Baltimore
Church Denominational Differences Explained
Church officials outline four denominations in the merger discussion among Reformed and Evangelical groups led by the Reformed Church in the United States and the Evangelical Synod of North America. A joint meeting of 139 groups in Cleveland previously set June 26 for plans. The Reformed Church in America traces Dutch origins in New York and Pennsylvania. The Reformed Church in the United States has German Swiss roots and began in Pennsylvania. The Evangelical Synod of North America originated in German communities, with Missouri and Texas showing divergence from the Dutch line.
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United States
North Amer
Cleveland
Reformed church
the
United es
New York
Evangelical Synod of
Movie Actress Dorothy Dell Goff Dies After Auto Crash
Pasadena news reports Dorothy Dell Goff known as Moss Goff on screen, killed in a car crash with Dr. Carl Wagner fatally injured. Dell had risen rapidly in Paramount films and stage work including Wharf Angel and Little Ass Maker after winning Miss Universe 1930.
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Pasadena
Cal
Dorothy Dell Goff
Carl Wagner
Leonard Siever
Moss Goff
Dorothy Dell
Wagner
Altadena
Miss Reil
New York
Ziegfeld
Hollywood
Paramount Studios
Victor MacLaglen
American Legion Post
Dell
Jefferson Davis
Six Pupils Hurt As School Bus Skids On Damascu Etchon Highway
Six pupils suffered minor injuries when a school bus skidded on the Damascus Etchison highway east of Damascus. Driver Ray Watkins of Clagettsville sustained a deep forehead cut and two minor lacerations. EL May 11, daughter of William Watkins, had multiple leg gashes needing three stitches. Other passengers included Giedys 17, Albert Watkins, Dorsey Watkins 14, Albert Molesworth 22, Betty Mullinix, and Harold Wink.
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Damascus-Etchison
Damascus
Ray Watkins
Clagettsvile
J. Staneley Grabill
Watkins
EL May
Wiliam Watkins
Giedys
Albert Watkins
dren
Dorsey Watkinworth
Albert Moles
Molesworth
Betty Maz Mullinix
Harod Wink
Weather data for June shows heavy rainfall and moon phase
The report lists 24 hour precipitation of 4.36 inches for June total 281 inches in 1933 to date with a 1.82 inch deficiency in 1934 by June 1. It notes yesterday high temperature 18 degrees, temperature a year earlier 96, moonrise tomorrow at 2:27 AM and moonset tomorrow at 6:41 PM.
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Hugh
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