Bond fund dispute over court hearing Monday in trust case
The county seeks a prior claim on Central Trust Company assets for 186000 funds tied to a school bond issue. The hearing will review transfers and depository relations, with records from August 31, 1931, to be presented. Evidence and witness participation from bank officials and lawyers are expected.
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Central Trust Company
Hamom
Umer
Joby S. Newman
George W. Page
Cambiners
Leo Weinberg
bank
Emory Gobleniz
Cobleniz
witlmeness
ee piontee
Bieany
Frederick Icons Steel
Maryland
age Urner
Frederick
trust department
wtal
Ceni Truss Company
Meeks
sane Newman
Weather Summary for March and 1932
Weather report notes 77 percent of normal precipitation to date in March with 5.05 inches recorded in March 1931 and an excess of 1.93 inches for 1932. High temperature 48, low around unspecified. Sun set 6:21 p.m., rise 6:14 a.m., with slight tomorrow morning variations.
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t & Tn
tocay
yesie-cay
reese tomorow
wis
Local Eagle Lodge to Host National President Canty
Special preparations are underway for Wednesday night as Predervick Aetie No 1067 and the Pratemar Order of Eagles welcome J. C. Canty grand worthy president of the order to Galveston Texas. It will be his first city visit and a large crowd is expected to hear his address on the order and its values. The reception committee led by Bernard Smith includes JC B Welty and Freck me ae officers. Canty is known as a strong speaker and will speak at 8 o clock at the Francis Scott key building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Predervick Aetie No
Pratemar Order of Eagles
J. C. Canty
Galveston
Tex
order
Eagies
Canny
Bernard Smith
JC. B. Welty
Freck me ae
Canty
Francis Scot
Spe
Washington Bicentennial tableaux presented by Calvary Methods church
Several hundred attended a Washington Bicentennial event by the Mathers and Teachers Club of Calvary Methods Church in Priday. The program featured tableaux of American history with a colonial tea, minuets danced by mothers and teachers, and scenes of Martha Washington, Betsy Ross, and Washington with his soldiers.
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Washington
Mathers’ and Teachers’ Club
Calvary Methods
Whistler
Arthur Pearl
Mother O'Mine
Sherman PB. Bowers
Martha
George Washington
George. baugh
Claude Airs
Helen Louise
Marguerite Minker
Virgine Shpier
MMrs
Arthur Grove
Bess Ross
Betsy Ross
Howard Kemp
Bart jince
W Banler
Harvey Miler
irs
Conner ‘Thomas
mitor paris brothers
Harbaugh Francis Scott Rey
MccHenry
Harry Zimmerman
Rey
Harmony Grove Route 10 extension urged to reduce crossings
Residents from Harmony Grove and Frederick county presented a petition with over 230 signatures asking the State Roads Commission to straight the main Fredericks toward Gettysburg by building a road from North Market street west of the railroad to Harmony Grove. The plan aims to eliminate two grade crossings and dangerous curves, improving safety for travelers and tourists.
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Pennsylvania
North Market street
Harmony Grove
Rose Hall Manor
Board of
County Commissioners
Frederick county
Frederikery
State Roads Commission
David C. Winebrencer
TEL
Pennsslvania
Prederick
rairoad
Fredericks
Gettyspurg
wer
Norval Willam
CG. Powell
Harmony George Summers
Charles J. Remsberg
Garnet Remsberg
Allen ML
materil
State Road Commission
judes
Buys Ice Cream Plant Announcement Reported
Announcement this week that Superior Ice Cream Company has been sold to G. El Door. Mr Roop, noted for ice plants in New Windsor Ayce and Wike Forrest, plans to take over management and install a diesel engine. Factory outputs about 12 tons per day with 14 leased, last year producing around 11 000 gallons of ice cream.
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Superior Ice Cream Company
G. EL door
Roop
New Windsor
Ayce
Wike Forrest
North Carolina
om Apt 1
Weather outlook for the week across regions
Weather outlook for the week begins Monday in North and Middle States. Expect fair Monday with rain and snow chances Tuesday. Generally fair otherwise with possible rain in the south. Warmer temperatures later in the week with some variation across areas.
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porcion
Sunrise Easter Service Planned on College Steps
The Preder wk young people plan a sunrise service at 6 30 am on Easter Sunday on Covent Hall steps at Hemi College. Rev DeWitt P Zuse will speak. If weather is cold the service moves to Post Baptist church auditorium Orm avenue. Public meeting, with various church and Sunday tables, is open to all.
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young people's societies
Prederwk
Covent Hall
Hemi Colege
DeWitt P. Zuse
the Usted Brethren Church
Post Baptist church
Orm avenue
Criminal Appeals Near End of February Term
With the criminal docket nearly complete the February term closes few appeals remain. One case from Montgomery county, a mad destruction of property charge against Aigin F. Gregg, was postponed due to death. Nelle E K Cummings of Frederick appeals the magistrate’s Gislay sign case fined 25 dollars. Appeals include Irving Weil Alexander McNeil and Walter G Muench on state motions. Mazel and Baugher verdicts await final court action.
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Moontgombery county
Aigin F. Gregg
Dickerso
duce
Nelle EK. Cummings
Frederick
Irving Weil
Alexander McNeil
Walter G. Muench
Emmitsburg
Adrian Mazel
John W. Baugher
Baugher
County Grange urges tax cuts to curb school costs
A Pomona Grange delegation urged Frederick County officials to slash taxes and cut school expenses. They proposed closing schools April 1 to save about 18 thousand dollars in teachers salaries and 95 thousand overall. County commissioners agreed to consider 5 percent pay cuts for themselves if other officials and teachers also reduce pay.
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Pomona Grange
Frederick county
Austin PL Renn
Adamstown
Porroua Grange
Tobias
Zimmerman
Adamstoun
the grange
Lewis F. Kefauver
Middletown
House of Delegates
Kefauver
salares
Prederick county
Court House
schoo
grange
Amateur Radio Association forms in Frederick with eight charter members
Frederick hosts the first amateur radio organization in the area with eight charter members. Officers include Lewis W Brunswick as president Alvin S Klein as vice president H E Eaton Agamsteen as secretary and Edward J Daughercy as treasurer. Regular members are operators while moonlight operators are associates. Plans for a shack and transmitter receiver are underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Amateur Radio Association
Lewis W Brunswick
Alvin S. Klein
Braddock
H. E. Eaton
Agamsteen
Edward J. Daughercy
Civil War Vet Dies At Home Near Woodsboro
Marin Luther Kaufman aged about 92 died this morning at his home near Woodsboro after a brief illness. Survived by Vernon E Kaufman of Frederick Canton AL Detour Thomas EB of York Frank W of Baltimore Mrs Gregg J Shine of LeGore Berke H Kaufman and 17 grandchildren. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
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Marin Luther Kaufman
Woodsboro
Vernon E
Frederick
Canton
Thomas EB
York
Frank W
Baltimore
Gregg J Shine
LeGore
Berke H. Kaufman
Two Arlington County Officials Arrested on Thefts Charges
Wade Baltom and Hadock, former Arlington County School Board members, were arrested on warrants alleging theft of county funds. They appeared in court and pleaded not guilty to the charges as authorities pursue rest of the case.
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ARLINGTON CO
Axington County Cour
Wade Bal tomm
Cambridge Dominates Crew meet in decisive victory
Cambridge topped the crew race with a clear win, outpacing rivals in a dominant performance. The event featured courses and times emphasizing Cambridge's strength as colocated teams showcased speed and teamwork.
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CAMBRIDGE
Navy Emergency Bill Sought on Merchant Vessel Status
Secretary Adams urged Congress to pass a bill clarifying when merchant ships are considered under United States flag. The proposal aims to regulate wartime emergency actions and vessel registration for ships under U S registry.
Last of Winter Season Signals Spring on Sunday
A fluctuating spring forecast follows a cold spell with sub freezing nights and a 29 degree minimum. Forecasters expect possible snow flurries next week as spring officially begins Sunday at 2 54 PM and runs through June 20 with warmer weather anticipated later.
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Bessy
St. Patrick's
Money needs of roads not as bad as believed
President Hoover reported that rail carriers face lower financial needs than first feared. He estimated aid for 1932 at 300 to 400 million dollars, with up to 69 million from the Railway Credit Corporation and less reliance on the Reconstruction Finance Corporation. Hoover said coordination between government and railways has been achieved.
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Washington
Hoover
Cred Corporation
reconstruction corporation
White House
Sales Tax Endorsed by Speaker Garner
Washington March 12 AP Speaker Garner endorses new revenue measure including a sales tax and a manufacturers tax. the Means Committee backs it as the surest, most effective approach. A license was issued Thursday afternoon at Pa. 1 ang ure and Mr. PE is the darehic Eéger Maher, Z is the sons Zentz near TON, played on an arm mear peice.
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New York
Hoover
Lanse CleyL
Washington
Garner
darehic Eéger Maher
Zentz near
TON
DeMolats To Attend Service Frederick Chapter
A special sermon will be preached by Rev Dr Charls E Roser. The DeMolats plan to attend the Frederick Chapter service with a harp ceremony noted, conducted at houses in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Charls E Roser
New York
Lectures Highlight Edward M House and Henry Winter Davis
Dr William E Dodd spoke at Hood College on Edward M House and Henry Winter Davis and the Influence of Maryland During the Civil War The history department sponsored the talks with Dr James B Fanck directing The lectures covered Houses diplomacy and his role in Wilson era affairs including his Berlin trip and diary notes amid World War I context. The notices also mention a will filing for Mrs Heark with execution details.
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William E. Dodd
University of and
American Historical Society
Hood College
Edward M. Howe
Henry Winter Davis
Maryland
history department
James B. Fanck
Edward Mo House
South
Wiliam Jennings Bryan
Wilson
Dr. Dodd
Benlin
tintard
United States
England
Latin America
Kaiser
House
Boston
Belgium
Hous
Berlin
Germany
France
Lindbergh kidnapping probe expands to New Jersey case
Detectives question Henry Johnson at the Lindbergh estate to gauge his knowledge of the house and grounds while another man, George Malden, is arrested in Newark with fingerprints checked for links to the nursery ladder method. Police report Paul and Kate Engstenberg gave statements and were returned to service. a separate seizure traces suspects to Highland Park and Baltimore inquiries continue.
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Henry
Johnson
Lindbergh
Ted
ndbergh
South Plainfield
Park
Fasma
George Maden
J. Seward Johnson
Johnson nursery
Sis
Johnsons
Malden
nurse
grouns
Hopewell
Longseigh
Johnson home
Birdbergh
Paul
Kate Exgstenberg
Franklin Park
Ardmore
New York
Highland Park
N. J
New Jersey
George Malden
East 16th street
Joseph Donovan sawi
Tobacco Growers To Meet In Maryland State Session
Tobacco producers and agricultural leaders are urged to attend a meeting on the future of tobacco farming. George L Gardiner of the association will preside with C Norums of Virginia and J A She Federation Farm Board. The session is scheduled to begin at 1 o clock.
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Frederick And Vicinity
Martin L. Kaufman
HOUSE, DAVIS
DODD
JERSEY
Man And Ladder
Seward Johnson
Baby
Col. H. Norman Schwarzkopf
state police
Leo Ho Vogesarg
Baltimore de Sureau
Newark
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canis
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