End of Central Trust Receivership in Maryland Court
Judge approves Meeks appraisal and estimates for dissenting depositors. Court to fix liquidating value and hearing to set payout. Meeks lists assets, notes, and real estate holdings totaling assets of Central Trust Company as of April 21, 1934, with dividends projected at about 22 percent for dissenting depositors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mona Urner
Teerganta Compa
People’s Liquidation Corporation
Meeks
Liquidation Corporation
Central Trust Company
Theeks
Hhis
Trust Company
Armie Gan and Tay
Ce Company
General Assembly of
Maryland
Monte
Said Pian
Paonshee
A.q C
Dussening Creciers
Meeks Stemumariec Es, Folews: Prawsal
Forced sale appraisal sparks Maryland Trust case notes
In a May 21 report from Westminster and Shepherdstown, court papers discuss the appraisal of Central Trust Company of Maryland assets. They note concerns about forced real estate sales for note collection, propose a kind division of assets, and estimate collector value limits. Also: embezzlement sentence for J Carl Koons and a Shepherdstown trout story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster
J. Car
Koons
Trust Company
Mackall May Get Road Board Place
Rumors say John N. Mackall could be offered the top post on the State Roads Commission if head G. Clinton Uhl retires. Indirect talks and denials swirl as Gov. ABER E. C. Ritchie figures in, with Mackall previously resigning after a scandal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mackall
John N. Mackall
Cnarman
State Roads Commiss
Commission
G. Clinton Uhl
Uhl
Albere C Ritchie
Two Students Hurt By Falling Brick at Maryland Hall
Two University of Maryland students were injured when a roof collapse showered slate on them as bricks rained down from Silvester Hall in College Park. Asington B. Beauchamp of Boonsboro and Thomas E Russell Jr. of Frederick suffered head cuts. Corba Cogswell of Pikesville was briefly deafened but unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Park
Esa Ging
Silvester Hall
University of Maryland
Asington B. Beauchamp
Boonsboro
Thomas E Russell, Jr
iMr
Edgie Russell
Frederick
Corba Cogswell
Pikesville
House Pushes Two Major Banking Bills Ahead of Weekend
Washington reports a speed in Congress as House leaders vow to pass two key administration banking measures before the weekend. One authorizes 440.6 million dollars in loans to industry via the Federal Reserve Banks and the RFC. the other delays permanent deposit insurance until July 1, 1935. The Senate resumes tariff work after defeating a constitutional amendment proposal. The major passenger fare total for 1933 is cited at 49.9 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
James A. Reed
Missouri
Permanent Court of International Justice
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Washington
House
Federal Reserve Banks
RFC
Senate
Tius
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Central Trust
H. E. Meeks
Wslur
William J. Grove
Arthur C. Brown
Claude Wilt
Albert Schtler
C. Upton Grossnic
Walker Burrai
William B Cutshall
G Robert Gray
Samuel E McBride
Ernest R
Maen
Shepherdstown
Bob Davis
Bob
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Fec
Hoover
Eleanor Bine
Shadowlane Organdy
Butternek
Woshatie Emi Enerane
Ted Ian Ean
Hendricksoni
Uhi
E. Brooke Lee
Afr. Mackall
Anhl
Lee
Board of Regents
War Memorial Commission
Tom-Boy
Tom Boy
Lottame ShaSar
Parsons Co
North Market ST
Casper E. Cline
C. E. Cline & Son
Frederick, Md
Wm. E. Ross
Chiropodist
North Market Street
Carty
C. C. Carty Incorporated
East
Patrick St
Church & Market Streets
Swagger
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