Certificates 10 30. Depositors to receive funds soon
Clerical staff under H. E. Meeks prepare certificates of beneficial interest for about 30,000 accounts tied to the closed Central Trust Company. A new bank coalition, Western Maryland Trust, Middletown, Walkersville, and Sikesville, plans to open early next month with capital and surplus details. No committee will be named to value deposits. revaluation is handled by clerical staff under supervision and awaits Circuit Court approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Trust Company
Western Maryland Trust Compact
Middletown
Walkersyle
Sikesville
toe
Circuit Court
Frederick coun
Comoner
Joan
Guardsmen Patrol State Capitol Amid Threats to Governor
National Guardsmen patrolled near the state capitol in Frankfort after threats against Governor Laffoon. Armed with rifles, they watched the area between the capitol and the executive building while officials said no immediate military action or mobilization was planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NATIONAL GUARDSMEN
caprtel
Manton
Gover
Laffoon
Weather Summary from Historical Records
The report notes 24 hour precipitation ending 7 am at inches. Normal March rainfall earlier, with May 1933 and other years referenced. Yesterday’s high 74, average high 77, low last night 54, and last year 59. Sun set 7:05 pm, sunrise 4:39 am, moonrise 12:03 am, moonset 2:32 am.
Conley Declares He Will Run For Governor To Finish
Dr. Charles H. Conley of Frederick pledges to remain in the Democratic gubernatorial race until the last vote is cast, denouncing patronage and any plan to switch him to Comptroller. He cites rumors of a Jackson ticket alliance and asserts his aim is Maryland's governorship, not a patronage job. Local supporters note potential three way fight could boost Conley, with mentions of Dr. J Hubert Wade and possible candidacies in Washington and Allegany counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Charles H. Conley
Frederick
Balimore
j city
Conley
J. Hubert Wade
Boonsboro
Washington county
Baltimore
Ritchi
Dr. Conler
Campbeller
Conney
Ritchie
Dr. Conley
Conler
Baltmore dir
Coney
Tederick county
Washington
Ris
Requests End to U S Experimental Policy Calls for Halt to Legislation
Washington March 3 AP The Chamber of Commerce of the United States heard a call to end experimentation by President Racsguelt and to stop Congress from enacting what was termed hysterical legislation Former Chamber president Shas Strawn urged business leaders to demand more definite plans and outlined a three way action including balancing the governmental budget and new securities exchange legislation The speech reflected conservative opposition to current government schemes and stressed a shift toward fiscal clarity and stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mar
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Racsguelt
Congress
Shas Strawn
Chamber
iden
Henry I Hart amber
conman
Strawn
Mr. Rossovel
Tax Bill Cuts Ten Percent Emergency Levy Passed
Washington May 3 AP Senate completes action on a 417 million tax bill eliminating the ten percent emergency income tax for next year. Conference report adopted without record vote, sent to the White House. Measure boosts budget, outlines shifts in individual and corporate taxation, including limits on consolidated returns for firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Couzens
Repubican
Michigan
House
White House
Rainfall totals and timing from early week showers
The report notes 1.37 inches of rain by 12 30 today with showers starting near 10 o clock Wednesday. Overnight precipitation dominated most of the total, three quarters of an inch before 7 am, and overcast skies suggest precipitation may continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mars
Cards from Greece Reach Frederick Friends
Cards received by friends in Frederick from James Carros of the Central Restaurant who is now in Greece visiting his native land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GREECE
Frederick
James Carres
Central
Mr. Carros
land
Youth Week Ceremony Turns City Hall Over to Boys
Frederick city government will be turned over to boys from 3 to 4 PM Friday as Youth Week observance. Edward Nogle will act as mayor for an hour, presiding over the Board of Aldermen and hearing public complaints. The young officials will hold their own session with the public in attendance before returning power to the regular authorities at 4 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Elmer F. Munshower
Edward Nogle
Board of Aldermen
Bissness
Nogie
Paul Smith
Cat Wilir
Joe Cassell
John James
Flo
Jexy Young
Donald Ramsbury
Jona Staley
erstwaile
kers
young
Eagles Elect Frederick Aerie Officers and Delegates
Frederick Aerie No. 1067 of the Fraternal Order of Eagles held its annual election of officers on Wednesday night and named delegates to the State convention. New officers include Worthy President Myers and other posts with trustees Hartman and Hobbs among the delegates listed. a banquet followed in the social rooms of the new facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Aerie
Order of Eagles
Worshy
Myers
WBR
Frank
a OW
Charles F. Cram
H Beachi
Clinton Hamiion
Paul A. Hobes
Joseph Foland
RobertL Hartman
Roy Baker
Lewis Hartman
Robert Hartman
C. B. Smith
Celvin Tracey
Bates
Maxie
Paul Hobbs
Leror Lipps
Hartman
C. W
Lee Feste
Common People in the Senate Amen Corner
A 1934 NEA piece notes a dozen Democrat progressives in the Senate's Amen Corner and their voting habits. It quotes Roosevelt's forestry influence, includes social rounds around Washington with NBC chiefs, White House aides, and officials, and ends with a copyright notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
F. R
Capital
Mismanagement Cited in Bank Failures in Cleveland Trusts
Washington March 3 AP mismanagement and unsound practices were cited as causes of two Cleveland banks failures. Guardian Trust Company and Union Trust Company faced reports from the committee led by Ferdinand Pecora condemning staff conduct and governance. A related report on the second bank was expected later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hitee
Cleveland
Guardian Trust
Umoan Trust Company
Tre committee
Ferdinand Pecora
Mr Hemp Undergoes Surgery at Frederick City Hospital
Abram Hemp Jefferson underwent an operation at Frederick City Hospital this morning. The condition was described as satisfactory early this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MR. HEMP
Abram Hemp
Jefferson
Frederick Ciy Hospital
Silver Token Payment by Britain Reported in Prices
Britain to issue a silver token payment as part of the current pricing roundup. Market observers note impact on bullion values and potential shifts in domestic pricing strategies amid global demand signals.
Britain Likely To Pay Silver Token To U S In June
London reports indicate Britain may issue a silver token payment to the United States in June due to a drop in silver prices. Officials have not confirmed action but observers expect a debt-related payment will proceed, with Britain’s June 15 installment set at 85,670,163 dollars and a December token of 7,506,000 dollars already made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Great Britain
United States
financeal cireles
Britain
Roosevelt
Bank Clearings Show Better Business Here
Frederick Clearing House Association reports a substantial rise in bank clearings for the year ending Wednesday, with $11,918,748 compared to $10,717,374 the prior year. Howard M. Alauga, secretary, notes a $1,201,?00 increase and suggests gradual recovery to prewar levels, mirroring national gains in urban areas and improving rural prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Clearing House Association
East Fear
Howard M. Alauga
Frederick
Furniture Fire Damages Household Goods En Route to New Jersey
A truck carrying furniture for Mr and Mrs L West Schnauffer caught fire near Penns Grove New Jersey. Five onlookers and the owner Frederick Schnaufer battled the blaze, losing much of the load. Loss estimated at 500 dollars. The same page notes a February term circuit court case of Carey and Charke of Bastardy against Dallas Leng Creacorsion heard by Judge Charles W Woods. Witnesses included Roland Long and others. State's Attorney Sinn prosecutes.
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Brunswick
tom Leesburg
N. J
han
Schnau
suveraare
Carey & charke
Dallas Leng
Charles W. Woods
Giesburg
a .c.alae
Ars
Roland Long
Jess Weigel
taemself
Russell C. Long
William Garver
Ralph Warner
Gladys Bostian
Stanley Bostien
Conner Lockinbill
Thomas E Carlisle
Walter E. Sinn
Shersman P. Bowers
Bishop Cannon Wins His Fight to Continue as Bishop
Jackson Miss May 3 AP Bishop James Cannon Jr militant Methodist Episcopal South won a preliminary fight for continuance in office. A Quadrennial General Conference vote ordered his name added to the list of bishops recommended for effective reassignment by 269 to 70. The result gave Cannon a clear victory over opponents and he remained an active bishop.
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Jackson, Miss
James Cannon Jr
Methodist Episcopal church South
Cannon
aishop
amules
College of Bishops
mae
Market Signs of Some Rejuvenation
Market notes indicate tentative revival with varied activity across groups and commodities. Inconsistent demand and price shifts appear linked to broader economic factors, while some sectors show resilience and slight recovery momentum amid uncertain conditions.
France prompts new spy scare amid wartime tensions
Fragmentary text notes France developing espionage fears with police actions and a Franco-German scene. Mentions a Cepian Frose of the French army accused as an accomplice, plus a Baltimore marriage involving Howard H. Gills and Cecelia M. Kemeny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ce3ne
Cepian Frose
Dillinger hunted by Chicago police in manhunt
Government and Chicago police massed forces to pursue John Dillinger dead or alive. A blood stained car linked to the escape spurred a special Dillinger squad of 40 top marksmen to sweep underworld haunts. The Justice Department seeks 2 million dollars to fund more guns and 200 to 300 more investigators with fast cars.
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Chicago
John Dillinger
Dillinger
liberty
Little ene
Mercer
Wis
John Stege
Dillinger squad
Indiana
Washington
Justice Department
Congress
Cummings
Division of Investigation
Miss Anna S Thomas Dead in Frederick
Miss Anna S Thomas longtime Frederick resident died at home on West Second Street after a ten day illness of paralysis in her 78th year. Born on a northern farm, she lived all her life in Frederick and remained active in local affairs, a former Freder Club member and longtime director at home. She was connected with Alexander Brown and Sons and Lewis Noocan family in E. Carty z circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna S. Thomas
Frederick
West Second street
noRever
Lewis M
Susan Thomas
Freder
themas
Thomas
hapgentzss
Freder Club
Thomas w panion
Alexander Brown
Church Home at Funkstown Receives Hamilton Will Beneficiaries
The Will of Mrs. A. C. Hamilton, who died April 13 in Funkstown, directs income to the Old People’s Home of the Reformed Church in Hagerstown. The farm along Mt Aetna road east of Hagerstown funds the legacy. Jacob Palm tenants the farm. Improvements planned for the Home on avenue in Heversioan Semnal Toons include new windows and space for six to seven more residents, raising capacity to about 17. Total cost about $2,000.
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A. ¢. Hamilton
Funkstown
Hagerstown
Mt Aetna
Hacersiowmm
Jacob Palm
rome
avenue
Heversioan
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H. E. Meeks
Ritchie And Jackson
Maryland
Thomas W. Koon
Cumberland
Dr. Koon
Fuser
Comptrailer
Allicany coun
Creel
George Creel
sored auth
warime U.S. publi
NRA
Pacific coast
governot of
California
U. S
Youth Week
EAGLES ELECT
Local Aerie
State Convention
Wilfred Couch Jr
Beatrice Kearney
New Orleans
Harvey C, ch
saraern uclay
RFC dureecter
EODREY
Bone
Wheeler
Montana
Neeley
West Virginia
Russell
Georgia
Reynolds
North Carolina
Pope
Utah
Buron
South Dakota
Forestry Service
CCC
New York state
Albany
Mike
Wes
Frank Walker
NBC
Win Rieffer
John J. Raskob
Ed Halsey
Halsey
Francis Shoemaker
Minnesota
Florida
Steve Early
Marvin MacIntyre
Marguerite Lehand
Grace Tulley
Department of Commerce aquarium
National Aquarium Society
J. FP
Erana
Gossages
Edna
Randy
National Labor Board
Harrman
Tennard
Harriman Hosiery Co
Mre
Gerard Ssope
General Electric
Hans Kindler
Lenand
Nancy Cook
Roose
MecInisre
Cyrena van Gordon
Represen
NEA Service, Inc
GOVT
flation
Henry I. Harriman
BISHOP CANNON
newed al
FRANCE
Howard H. Gills
It. Airy
Cecelia M. Kemeny
Ace Manhunters
JUSTICE DEPT
Citr
Reformed Church
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