Receivership Costs of Central Trust Decrease Stated
The receiver’s report shows continuing drops in costs from the Central Trust Company receivership over the past 18 months. Receipts totalled 2,672,601.47 with 141,664.27 cash from stockholders and insurance surrender value of 19,400. salaries, taxes and expenses are itemized for periods ending 1932 to Feb 28, 1934.
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Cen- Trust Company
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jess am
Pney
eivers
jin
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rus
iyoang
futl
Shaemedt
Emtorr L. Cobiente
mnust comptor
bark
Weather summary with dated precipitation data
The excerpt lists daily weather figures with precipitation amounts and sun events. It notes the 24 hour period ending at a reference time, plus yesterday’s low temperature and sunset and sunrise times. Data appears garbled with nonsensical words and dates.
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iallon
Denes
aLure & elkaze
Dillinger Hunt Extends 10 State in Maryland
Baltimore dispatch reports Maryland State Police instructing all sub stations to watch for a two man car convoy believed to include John Dillinger. The convertible with Michigan plates was seen heading south from Hackensack along National Highway No 1. Warnings followed prior tips of sightings near Baltimore and Antanolis, with no confirmation by early afternoon.
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Baltimore
Maryland
John Dibinger
Michigan
Hackensack
Philadelphia
Bel Air
Indiana
Frederick
Dillinger
Antanolis
Chicago
aid
Middle West
sistece
stansa
Frede
amy attempdile
Geservation goren
Permanent Labor Board Recommended by Perkins
A garbled AP text notes a call for a permanent labor board, with references to Senator Wagner of New York and a parliamentary hearing. The fragment mentions Secretary and management issues, suggesting debate over enacting a measure and potential committee action.
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PERKINS
Letor
Senator Wagner
New York
colottire Wagner
JaSor
Trial Date Set For Clark Case On March 26
The Clark trial scheduled for March 26 is related to an alleged assembly charge. A motion by States Attorney Prescott for a change of venue due to potential bias was granted, sending the case to the Circuit Court for Howard County. A transcript is being prepared for transmission to the Howard County court.
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foursta
Barr CasSom
Baom Cor
imes Fok
Hammond
sinse
Attorner Prescott
Howard court
ee K. Watkins
Howard county court
Frederick City Hospital board names officers and staff
The Frederick City Hospital held its annual board meeting electing officers trustees and an executive staff. New president Casper Cline and other officers were chosen along with several trustees and members of the executive committee. The meeting noted debt reduction and charity work with fund-raising and hospital purchases including a ventilator and curtains.
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Frederick City Hospital
Nerses
Abs
Casper & Cline
William R. DeLashmutt
Louise Johnson
Samuel H. Rosenstock
Grayson E. Bowers
Richard F. Nallin
Hia Markey
Charles W. Ross
Bits
David Cramer
Francis &. Markell
A. LeRoy McCarder
Frank D. Worthington
George le Riggs
Bam
Jeen J. Slusher
William Meredith Smith
J.G. Smith
Edwand P. Thomas
B. O. Thomas
A. T. Brice
ghe
Nallin
Calvary M. E
Wade
ospital
Frank M. Dertebaush
xiarr C. Ramsburgh
St Lawrence Waterway Pact Falls in Senate Vote
The St Lawrence waterway treaty with Canada failed in the Senate by 48 to 2, a major setback for the Roosevelt administration. Roosevelt had urged ratification to open interior regions to ocean commerce and electricity for New York, but bipartisan opposition prevailed.
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Washington
St. Lawrence
Navy faces suit over air power claims and spy charges
Aviation expert Kennedy sues the Navy for 500000 alleging air force inferiority and patent infringement. House committee members publicized Kennedy's aviation career from Scotland to Britain, while inquiries into naval aviation contracts face scrutiny and internal confusion persists.
Frederick County Club Directors Plan Annual Meet March 26
Frederick County Federation of Rural Women's Clubs board meeting at the Y M C A discussed the annual all day event March 26 in Cresap's Rifles Room State Armory. About 300 club women expected with reports due March 1 for inclusion in county chairmen's March 22 reports. Special Tercentenary observance planned with tableaux on Maryland founding. Reports limited to two to three minutes. luncheon at Calvary ME church followed by activities.
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Frederick County
H. C. Exdman
Merryland Tract
Ethel Krantz
Braddock Heights
we! committee
Thomas P. Culley
Ballenger
federation
Cresap’s Rifles
State Armory
Calvary ME
Maryland
Precerick county
Elmer E. Dixon
Apri
Miss Pearson
chers
Helen Saelor
University of Maryland
wit
Elmer E. D.xon
Richard S. Hartget
Claford Miler
Mae Male
LeHoar
Bacrck
J. B. Young
Chas
Main
Gur E. Baker Muss
Ethel Frantz
Murray Buzirs
Henry W. Sheffer
David H. Young
C. E. Nichols
E. E Remsvera
J . Dietz
L. C. Cxt- Tv
Moline Zimmedman
B. Fisher
H. L. Spalding
Edwin Devibiss
Helen Sarris
Alice L. Bell
H. Erdman
Maxine Browning
William H. Browning
Thomas P. Culler
W. BE. Kindley
J.C
Leniency urged in flour theft case near Thurmont
Robert R. Pyles 33 pleaded guilty to stealing four sacks of flour from Thurmont Milling and Supply in November. He asked Circuit Court judges to suspend sentence for his wife and two children, saying unemployment led to “shad, practices.” Deputy Foreman tied the haul to a home discovery including a stolen slot machine part and a hidden radio.
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Circuit Court
luat
Wizard
Woodward
Robert R. Pyles
Thurmont
Pyles
Worthington Ramsburg
Miles Gue
Bartholows
House of Correction
Carrel
William E. Foreman
Pries
Maller
Frankie
rowbery
Little Gling
Graceham
Gue
Foreran
Lattie
nesses
Tharmmons
B. C. Lems
Frederics Iron and Steel Company
exph
Freaericx
Caihnan Fos Gren
Ras
Jackeen
Wolfsizhe
Mar dela Springs Bank Robbery Reported
Fragmented OCR notes describe a bank robbery at Mar dela Springs with mention of an undetermined amount taken and footprints indicating the suspect fled after entering. Scattered lines reference a band and noises around the Farmers Bank in Mar dela Springs and a possible security check by staff.
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Lansbury. Mé_ Mareh 14
aPs
Margeia Springs
Saimetiaa
Three Found Shot to Death Along Highway
Police report three men shot to death along a highway near here March 14. Investigators work at the scene as authorities seek clues to determine whether it was murder, a self inflicted act, or an unidentified slaying. Victims named include Paul Ros and Mack Woodall. details remain unclear as case investigators pursue possible motives and connections. Germany-era style unclear.
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Sasebo
Japan
HM (AP
Tomomir
Amaxal
imperial navy
Paul Ros
Mack Woodall
National aviation policy shaped by Roosevelt
President Roosevelt moves to form a coordinated national aviation policy covering Army Air Corps, Navy Air, Customs, Internal Revenue and Commerce. A decision on appointing a single head or a board is pending. William Mitchell, former Air Corps chief, dined at the White House amid speculation about a top aviation post. A board will study Army air service alone. Lindbergh Champlain Rickenbacker and Mitchell asked for views on permanent airmail legislation by Senate committee, to testify Friday.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Army
Afarine Corps
aviation administration
Wiliam Mitchell
Air Corps
White House
Denis
Army air service
Washington, Mar
U. S. Gunboat Burns 187 Men Rescued Near Bias Bay
The United States gunboat Fulton turned in Bias Bay about 50 miles northeast of here. It saved 187 crewmen from danger as ships aided in the rescue. HMS Wishart and British destroyer HMS Wishart were involved, with Captain Mc Benz among the officers. The incident followed patrols against pirates in Blas Bay.
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Fulton
Bias Bay
here
empire
Britsh
Wishart
Futton
McBenz
EMS Wishart
Bullish Sentiment Tempered by Caution in Markets
Wes York reports mixed market tone as bullish sentiment softens amid caution. Washington developments and strike risk discussions weigh on investor confidence. Bonds rise with several issues near two-year highs while wheat, silver, and rubber futures hold near parity and foreign markets show little movement.
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Wes York
staples
Washington
eforts
Ringling Brothers Family Traditions and Rise to Big Top
Robert E Ringling continues family dairy tradition and joins the business founded by father Charles Ringling. He and his six brothers work to learn the big top trade from the ground up as they hold interests in the circus enterprise established by their father and forebearers.
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Robert E. Ringom famly
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cary
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