Central Trust assets under court appraisal challenge
Dissenting depositors and backers of a reorganization raise exceptions to the receiver H E Meeks appraisal of Central Trust assets. Court will determine liquidating value amid claims real estate values were understated and that forced-sale prices may be higher than the report indicates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Trust Company
H. E. Meeks
State Bank
John J. Ghingher
Central Trust wopany
Peo~les Liquidating Corporation
Mreeks
Sing
Ireuit Court
Mrr. Meeks
Meeks
Western Island Trust Company
Central
Spani
National SAR Visit to Frederick Highlights 1934 Congress
Frederick hosted the National Society of the Sons of the American Revolution as about 200 delegates and guests arrived for the 1934 congress. Key-Smith spoke at the Taney home while ceremonies at the Court House and a reception followed. The event featured remarks by Dr. Joseph H. Apple and references to historic figures, with plans including a visit to Annapolis and the Naval Academy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Natonal Society of the Sons of the Amer
ciy
Court House
Roger Brooke Tare
Axhur M. McCrill
Providence
R. LE
National
So. Y
Apple
Thomas Johnson
George Washington
Roger Brooke Taney
Francis Scott Ker
Barbara ehie
Frederick County
Eli G. Haugh
Circuit Cour
Tani Te
Taney house
Col Prancis S. Ker Smith
Washington
Pran Smith
Taney Frederick
cxzens
Taney home advisory committee
SAR
Frederick Chap Daughters
Americation
guess
Key-Smith
Ker
Tane Rey-Said
Sey
Bammer
qaal
nee
Jann
Marshal ceat
grea
xhom ke su
Taney
City Pool 10 to Open Friday June 1 in Baker Park
The pool at Baker Park will open Friday June 1 with W Scott Mobley in charge and financing its operation. He will pay expenses and hire staff with any profits returning to the city after costs. The meeting also approved junkyard cleanups on West Patrick Street and street work near Hillmehart’s alley. Postmaster nomination: Page named for Winchester Virginia by President Roosevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker Park
W. Scott Mobley
Ber Winkie
West Patrick Street
Munsower
Hillmehart’s alley
West Fourth
West Fifth streets
Matter avenue
Munshower
Weather snippets and moon phases from today
Readable weather notes show precipitation totals for May and temperatures. Times list moonrise and moonset estimates with small discrepancies. The fragment indicates tonight’s low and tomorrow’s moon events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San
Sum
Storm Center Report On Darraw Incident In New York Politics
The piece centers on a storm center involving NRA officials and a figure tied to a former New York Socialist gubernatorial candidate. The report credits a journalist and notes political responsiveness to what is termed the controversy surrounding Darraw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Storm cemter
cny
NRA
conor the
Russell
New York
mee ek
Mrs Haslup Addresses County W C U Meeting
Mrs Mary Ro Haslip, Baltimore president of Mainland Woman's Christian Temperance Union, spoke at the county W C U gathering at Calvary church Maddietown. Morning reports and department chairmen lists were presented. officers to be elected in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ro Hasip
Baltimore
Woman's Christian Temperance Arch
Maddietown
Calvary church
Jenny Ibana
L Raipa
RoxwloW
Frederick
J. G. Shawdaxer
Monrovia
Albert
Feagaville
Franc. Sum. 2
George B Cuter
George Hoke
G. O. Paxson
Francis B. Sappington
Jenne Ramsburg
Jenee Mealey
Mass
Heersvite
Wilam P. Morse
F Peagavite
Thomas S. Anderson
Yellow Springs
Decoration Day Service Planned by Glade Valley No 112 Jr O M
Glade Valley Council No 112 Jr O M announces its annual Decoration Day observance. A parade features delegations from Frederick Kemptown Doubs Jefferson Brunswick Thurmony Burkinsville Middletown Myersville and Rocky Ridge with Tanertown supplying the unit led by the Odd Fellows band. The Sons and Daughters of America and Sunday school groups join a religious service at Glade cemetery after a morning parade and music by local bands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glade Valley
Tanertown
Sons and Daughters of
ce Sunacay
Wa wersville
Glade cemetery
Edna Grace Smith
Woodsboro
Edward S. Rice
Sia
Holden S. Feton
Frederick
Bitler
Murr
Secreta
Mervin Wabert L. Smith
de Varese Coun
Coblentz case hears 25 witnesses in Baltimore hearing
In a Howard County case tied to a bank closing, 25 witnesses were called to a Baltimore hearing. State officials, county residents, and various professionals were summoned as the court considers charges related to a trust company and bank affairs across multiple counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
COBLENTZ
Emory L
Balu
Compa
George A. Soherer
Leo
W. Euigene Sanders
HK Motter
C. Remsberg
R. Rush Lewis
Byron Cabientz
Elmer Brown
W. Gur
R. Cramer
G. Liesd Palmer
Edward Shaw
witainesses
Jonn
John Dy
H. ¥. Meeks
Wham J. Gerby
R. Pauth
Hagerstown
Henry Hozapfel
Fat al Circle Bible Class Marks 20th Anniversary
The Fat ial Circle Bible Class of Grace Re formed church school held its 20th anniversary, led by Rev. Ralph Wednesday evening. Elizabeth Hermann welcomed members, with various readings, prayers, solos, and an address by Mrs Laura W. Krenner. A birthday cake and refreshments followed. officers named include President Elizabeth Hermann and Secretary Dorsey Culler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fatial Circle
Grace Reformed church school
Ralph
Elizabeth Hermann
o bers
emma “Onnard
Dorser Cuher
irs
Harry Sueth
Hariman
Regina Cuiles
Erie Moore
Charles Ber, Jr
Laura W. Krenner
D. G. Aldridce
Bridge
Hams C
Eleanor Ao
remar Present wacher
Mirtat
ANtere thea Toom
somal co
George Salter
Laura Winebrenner
Dorsey Culler
Harry Umberger
Mass
Mary Hine
Hartoman sarial
Brand Whitlock Dies in Belgium
Former United States ambassador to Belgium Brand Whitlock died in Cannes at 65 after bladder operations and a heart failure. He had been improving recently. funeral plans call for Holy Trinity church in Cannes with Belgian government representation expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cannes
France
Brand Whitlock
United States
Belgium
Whitlock
Sunnybank
Market Dull Yet Prices Steady In Latest Trading
Market activity remains light as prices stay steady to firm amid small gains and modest sales. Notes mention marginal shifts in wheat and financial figures around 308 dollars with rates near one percent.
Fragments Hint At A Biased, Crude Statistical Claim
A mangled text fragment references an annual figure by a Democratic author and a comparison to the United States. It mentions a fatal accident statistic per thousand and a cron active son of Dr Prederak, suggesting a political or social context but lacks coherent details or clear events.
Divorced Wife Files $20,000 Suit Over Alienated Affections
Elizabeth P Waters of Moyock North Carolina sues Viola Mause of Myersville for alienation of affection alleging Mause caused her husband Zach J Waters to abandon her. The suit, filed in Circuit Court, stems from events between February 15 1933 and the start of suit, and seeks damages for distress and loss of social reputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth P. Waters
Moyock
N. C
Circuit
Viola Mause
Myersvile
Waters
Zach J. Waters
Myersville
tse
Mause
J. D. Mause
Taft Named Mediator in Toledo Strike Turmoil
Charles Taft acts as mediator as 700 militiamen guard the Electric Autolite plant in Toledo Ohio after a 15 hour strike siege. Injuries reported include broken bones and lacerations as workers and sympathizers clash with authorities. Brigadier General Cotnelly leads the six block area patrol to restore order under military aid of civil authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
L. $. Conelly
David Krieger
Ted plan
Ford Thwarts NRA Judge Says Ford Thwarts NRA
Washington May 24 AP Justice Danisi W O Donohue ruled DC Supreme Court agencies need not be compelled to buy Ford products. An agent of Ford Motor sought injunction to stop government departments from rejecting Ford trucks. The National Recovery Act governs how the government handles contracts for vehicles in a sweep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Henry Ford
Danisi W. O'Danshue
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Ford
O'Donohue
Ford Motor Company
Ted
Northwest Motor Chase
Mad
TRANS-OCEAN FLYERS FACE FURTHER TROUBLE
Reported to be forced down near Dublin en route to Rome after engine trouble. Crew made emergency repairs at Port Talbot and continued to Cardiff, aiming to sail again soon despite continuing issues. Indicted at Charles Town A Virginia officer arrested Brunswick resident Harry Molter on a bastardy charge, jailed in Brunswick until extradition by Jefferson County grand jury.
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Port Talbot
Dubin
Rome
Pert Talbot
CardaiT
CHARLES TOWN
Charlies Town
W. Va
Frederick Harry Moler
Brunswick
Jefferson. W. Va
Molter
Charles W. C. Smith
West Virginia
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Paul Rouderuck
Frederick dunty Bank
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NATIONAL SOCIETY OF S.AR
Joseph H. Apple
COL. KEY-SMITH
TANEY HOME
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Press- Roosevelt
Winchester
HASLUP
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Walkersville
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Paraguay
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Arizona
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Bonnie Parker
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O. K. Allen
Dallas
Frank Hamer
Texas
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Prederak
Democratic aurocat
Leesourg. Ya
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Loudoun county
Virginia
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