Bus Train Crash Suits Settle In Frederick Court
A batch of sixteen wrongful death and personal injury suits stemming from a school bus train collision were settled in Frederick County Court. plaintiffs include Mrs Bessie Emerson and Dr Lo M Zimmerman with damages totals around 6500 against bus owner Howard R Poe. railroad co defendant exonerated. The Maryland Court of Appeals upheld the first verdict and a dismissal forthcoming for remaining cases as insurer negotiations proceed.
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Frederick
Howard R. Poe
Hagerstown
R Ese
Ohio Rairoad
Poe
Maryland Court of Appeals
Frederick Court
Bessie L. Emerson
Pearl
de. Lo M Zimmerman
Margaret
Emerson
Dr. Zimmerman
Anna FE. Downs
Mary Louise Downs
R. A. Castle
Bertha N. Castle
A. BR. Flurie
James S. Flurie
Harry S. Kelley
Phoebe ¥. Kelley
E. Roy Kendle
LeRoy Kendle
Jacob L. Myers
Claude E. Myers
Neal S. Myers
Virginia Myers
Williams. Brindle
Carl N. Brindle
William H. McElroy
Paul McElroy
J. Frank Winters
Lois 5. Winters
C. Norris Downs
Norris S. Downs
Wiliam B. Harsh
Eva G. Halll
Margaret L. Kreps
Jeannette G. Kreps
Thelma Ruth Murray
Edward Murray
Attorn
William M. Storm
Ellsworth R. Roulette
Robert H. McCauley
The
Plaintffs
David E. McLaughlin
Parsons Newman
Hatfield Appointment Invalidated By Nice Hatfield Appointment Invalidated By Nice
Baltimore reports the attempted appointment of Mrs. Stargaret Hatfield as deputy state labor commissioner was invalidated hours later by Governor Harris W Nice, who cited lack of authority under state law. Acting Labor Commissioner Ward Bloom remains in place, and Hatfield’s witness role at former Commissioner Phoebus’s malfeasance hearing is noted. Re-Election plans for John Hershberser are mentioned amid a broader political backdrop.
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Baltimore
Stargaret Hatfeld
State Labor Department
Guv Harris W Nices
Labor Department
Ward Bloom
Manent
Harry T Phoebus
Pointment
Brown
Hatheld
Ege
Phpebus
Lnst
Wee
Egv
Terquus Bopegus
Py Te
Social notes from Winfield and surrounding towns
Winfield March social calendar and visits populate the column. Mr and Mrs C Ray Barnes host Taylorsville Aid Society on March 31, while local families including the Barnes, Will, Yohn, and Jenkins clusters entertain relatives and friends from Westminster and Reisterstown. A screening of The Christian at Winfield School Auditorium on March 25 adds church activity to the week.
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Winfield
Mar
C. Ray Barnes
Taylorsville Aid Society
Johns. Barnes
E. A. H. Barnes
Herbert Clouga and
Som
William Barnes
Carvin Sentz
David Will
Gurnie Stuller
Eloise
Richard
Edith Yohn
Lionel Yohn
John Barnes
Irvin Bahr
Harold Myers
Westminster
Gladys Will
Erman Will
Ebenezer ML E. Church
Winfield School
John S. Barnes
Baltimore
Thelma Barnes
Wester
Edward A. Barnes
Charles Jenkins
Elmer Jenkins
Reisterstown
Herr
Barbara Waltz
Ernest Coyer
Jay Conaway
Edgar Pickett
Joseph Pickett
William Pickett
Walter S Barnes
Pickett
Roscoe Criswells
Edward Will
Burnell Jenkins
Adaelene Jenkins
Raymond Franklin
Franklin
Brnan
Irvin Baler
Levi Haines
Whitney Suspended By N Y Stock Exchange
The New York Stock Exchange expelled former president Richard Whitney after he pleaded guilty to two grand larceny cases totaling more than 200000. Whitney's partners Edwin D. Morgan Jr and Henry D. Mygatt were suspended for three years each, with the governors saying the action follows exchange rules holding firm members responsible for their affiliates. SEEK CARROLL CO POSTS Four candidates filed for Carroll county offices in the upcoming primary. Levi Maus seeks re-election as Clerk. A Earl Shipley seeks State Senator. Walter Shipley runs for Sheriff. Robert Spencer Patanse also runs for Sheriff.
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New York
Board For Governors
New York Stock Exchange Tonight
Richard Whitney
Whitney
Edwin D. Morgan, Jr
Henry D. Mygatt
Morgan
Mygatt
Exchange
Carroll CO
Westminster
Mar
Levi D. Maus
Circuit Court
Carroll County
A. Earl Shipley
of Brown and Shipley
Walter Shipley
Robert Spencer
Patanse
Guests of Mrs Pickrell and Pickett
Recent guests included Mrs Chas McElroy from Baltimore and Mrs Jesse Horton with her daughter May. They visited Mr and Mrs Herman Looknbill, New Windsor, at the home of his son-in-law and daughter.
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Anne S. Pickrell
Howard C. Pickett
Airs
Chas. McElroy
Baltimore
Jesse Horton
May
Herman Looknbill
New Windsor
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Henry K. C. Fox
J. W. Clem
Harry L Sigler
Emmiett L. Shafer
Russell Feaga
Wm. Powell
Wm. Wachter
Chas
S Keefer
Fred Ship Jey
Glenn J. Zimmerman
Chas. Woerner
Daniel Fout
Arthur Ridgles
Raymond Seachrist
Elizabeth C. Martin
Harry Bare
Claude Magaha
A. B. Warrenfeltz
Glenn Green
G. Roy Martin
Messrs
Steiner Speaks
G. Wm. Shipley
Monroe
Garland Feaga
Mighty U. S. Fleet
Arta Et
U.S. Navy
Pacific
Orient
Asiatic
Aleutian Islands
Panama Canal
Hatfield
Nice
John Hershberser
Reeser
Aumgunves
Berg
Mary Asters
Arrow Shoe Store
North Market ST
Harriet
Phillips Delicious
del Monte
Rinso
Red Circle Coffee
Bokar Coffee
Sunnyfield Flour
Domino Xxxx Sugar
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Gate Fe Uetty
Woodbury’s
Dames River
Smithfield
Gandanteash
Texas
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Lipton
Ile Wenn
Frank Po
Nestle
Sultana
Bisquick
Gibbs Spinach
Campbell's Tomato Soup
Mazda
Ann Pace
Ann Page
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Sunnsfield
Marsh
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Bennett
N.Y. Stock Exchange
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