Orphans Court Matters Involving Plunkard Estate
Reading of the will and appointment of executors continues as Emma D Plunkard is named executrix of the late husband s estate. The court items include assets valued at several thousands dollars, distributions to Laure Arnoté and Eatsa A with stocks and bonds and real estate noted, plus subsequent motor vehicle charges and collateral forfeitures in various cases.
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Emma D. Plunkard
Damswille
Tober 4
Parsons Newsman
Richard EF. Z
Plunkard
Laure B. Arnoté
Eatsa A
Michael J
Teut R
Hugo N. Barenes
Mt Pleasant
Rou
Reckress Giaicuy
Willan G Wiegane
Catonsville
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Frank B Shapiro
Boltmore
Grove Bou'nard
Bobby K
Buiard G
Renas Gata
Raton
Case
Lo M Rdsr
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Chantemps Found Guilty In Absentia
A court in the United States finds Chantemps guilty in absentia after a trial in absentia proceeding. The defendant did not appear, and the judge imposed a sentence based on the evidence presented. Police and court officials acknowledged the unusual proceeding.
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Chantemps
Plamite Previer Cf
Os Renoin
The
United State
Ius
Arbitration Offered By Telephone Company
The Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company of Baltimore offered today to arbitrate wage demands of two worker organizations to avert a nationwide strike. Baltimore vice president and general manager said the offer was accepted by the Maryland Federation of Teacore Ceres Workers and Marsland Telephone Trail. Meanwhile a public auction near Lisbon sold livestock machinery and furniture for over $60,000, with Emmett R Bowlus Glenn Trout and Charles Hobbs as auctioneers. A 71st birthday party for Mrs. Lawson drew eighty-five guests from multiple nearby cities, featuring American Beauty roses and two large birthday cakes.
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Baltimore
Chesapeake and Potomac
Balimore
Uni
Hasene
Aed
Maryland
Emmett R Bowlus
Glenn Trout
Charles Hobbs
Raymond I. Helly
Fire at Frederick Iron and Steel Plant
Firefighters were dispatched about 8 o'clock Tuesday to the Frederick Iron and Steel Company plant to battle two blazes. No injuries are reported and the extent of damage is not yet known.
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Frederick Iron and Steel Company
Declaring Independence Shaped by Continental Congress Leader
Exterior of an elevator shaft shows booster streams used to extinguish a fire. Jobin Hancock served as President of the Continental Congress when the Declaration of Independence was signed.
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Jobin Hancock
The
Continents Congress
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