Conference Held In Coblenz Case Over Bank Closure
A Cumberland conference led by State Senator Emory L. Codlentz and Maryland bankers, with Governor and officials present, addressed the Central Trust Company collapse. Testimony showed attempts to delay closure, with assets and debts disclosed and loans examined to prove prior insolvency.
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Cumberland
Emory Lo Codlentu
Central Trust Company
Baltimore
Abertomey
Willam Mier Wiliam S
Page
Ormer RB
Jones
John D. Hoaspe!horn
Hiospeorm
seatond
Coolentz cou
Codlentzi
Central Trust Company board of directors
Cobrentz
Hespelborn
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Coblentz
reciscousis
Gobleniz
Maryland
John J. Ghinger
compgroies
Baltimore Trust Company
William HH. Smyth
Jacob S. New
Maryland-Dureka Life Assurance Company
Mir Diffenbaugh
Union Task Company
Allen McMacex
Southern Maryland Trust Company
Seat Pleasant
Prince Georges county
Central ‘Trust Compartrov
Maryland-Sureia
Frederick county
Cental Fruss Company
Hasz
Boy Leaves Note Asks Teacher To Tell Parents He Left Home
A 25 year old named Wilson Hersperger, son of Mr and Mrs Marshall Hersperger of Poolestiie, left home after writing a note to his schoolteacher asking her to inform his parents. He was last seen headed west on Tuesday morning, but his route ended abruptly near Prederek. Police, led by Chief Svemer and Edgar Crum, searched the area around South Market Street as Hersperger indicated he would return home to reconcile with his younger brother.
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Wilson Hersperger
Marshall Hersperger
Poolestiie
West Tuesdar
momming
Prederek
iad
Svemer
Edgar Crum
South Market street
Winson
Hersperger
State Sanatorium Nurses Reach Diploma Milestone
Sixteen students graduated from the Training School for Nurses at the Maryland State Tuberculosis Sanatorium. Dr. Victor F. Cull presented diplomas as Dr. W Miles Garrison delivered the address. Miss Emma Vaughan John supervised the class as ceremonies unfolded in Assembly Hall with music and prayers.
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Maryland
Craties B. Conley
Prade
Emma Vaughan John
Victor F. Cull
W. Miles Garrison
St. Cisisvile
Ohio
Joseph Cutcan
Thurmont
James Oester
Baltimore
Rural Carriers Meeting and Local Activities
Seven Frade state conven rers will elect two and attend the national con hes association. The Ladies Auxiliaries count about a dozen members. Several 02 eas: Speake At Chapel Service. Atam Washington Street P. T. A. Meets. The Washing organization will stock the take pace and arrangements for the annual task in June. A fine musical will be rendered under Ignatius Bjor.
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Washington Street P. T
Publishers pledge support to the President in cities
White House reporters say Hoover allies among large city publishers pledged support and backed a new reconstruction committee program. The May 26 gathering in Washington lasted over three hours with executives expressing hope Congress would adjourn soon.
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Washington
White House
Hoover
thi anine
c ‘heme
New Yorke
Owen D. Young
Tom
Tornado Claims Two Lives in Southwestern Nebraska
A tornado swept across southwestern Nebraska near Trenton on March 26 causing two deaths and injuring several others. The disaster struck about ages ranging from six to fifteen, with residents assessing the damage and seeking safety.
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NEBRASKA
Trenton
Indictment Voted Against Curtis Shown in Flemington Report
In Fleming ion New Jersey May 25 AP Hunterdon counts police placed a hoaxer in custody of the Children’s Aid after a two hour hold. Five Brunswick youths of a local gang admitted vandalism and theft including cigarettes from a drug store. Raymond Mnis appeared in court. Hood Chapter meets. A member was fined five dollars. Rosede A Hutzell Burk id faces liquor manufacturing charges.
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Children’s Aid
Brunswick ‘bors
Scick
hors
Raymond Mznis
Cosmetics Tax Restored to 10 Percent in Budget Drive
Washington reports the 10 percent excise tax on cosmetics and toilet articles is restored to the revenue plan. The Finance Committee backed restoring the levy, Senate members pushed the program through, adding about 20.9 million dollars in revenue. The committee changes were projected to yield roughly 59.0 million dollars.
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Washington
Mar
legaswien
Finance Committee
Senate
Scouts Framing Final Campaign Reports Friday
The Francis Scott Key District Boy Scouts of America Finance Committee plans a noon Friday meeting at Hotel Pred erix to finish the noisiess campaign for 3250 dollars to balance the year budget. Leaders express optimism a fund may be found to continue scouting amid reduced support. The group reports promising response and outlines Sea Scout base plans with a 20 foot cutter from the Navy for Monocacy and Seneca creek. A new Adamstown troop was inducted, led by Rev Harvey S Shue with ten scouts and a committee including Master Clifford Scott.
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Francis Scott Key District
Boy Scouts of America
W C. Royal
Frederick
Henry R. Coates
Sea Scout
Coates
Washington
Navy Department
Chariss@ Hudson
Wiliam D. Bowers
Court of Honor
Robert F. Nicodemus
Adamstown Reformed HK
Harvey
Shue
Owings Stone
Bucks
Benjamin P. Bowand
Curtis Thomas
Horace
Thomas
Adamstown
Cifford
W. TL Bowings
withola
North Market street
Diplomas Awarded at State School Graduation Day
Annual commencement at the Maryland State School for the Deaf featured a program by pupils and staff with prize awards totaling funds for scholarships and athletics. The board’s annual meeting re elected officers as Prof Ignatius Byorec reported on the year’s work.
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Maryland State School for the Deaf
anaces
Board of issuers
Ignatius Byorec
Vernon
Miss Kent
benedicion
Shaw
Charles E. Moylan
Michael Stefanowicz
Baltimore
David Lowenstein
Ernest Reed
Balimore
Atletia DeGrange
Elkridge
Har Hopkins
Hebron
Sterling Galt
Leroy Amberg
Armstrong Eioit
Edith Marke
beth Schafer
cor Haupt
Middletown
George Faupel
bremmary soci
Marr Miller
Hagerstown
Frederick ‘art Chile
Cumberland
Ros
Margaret Kisther
Crisfield
Helen Moss
Knife wielder torches crowd. girl killed in Ohio incident
A knife wielding assailant calling himself Mystery slashed and killed Elsine Mackin and critically injured Lena De Sand and Rose Marie Parker as students walked near St Cecelia's school in East 11th Street. Patrolman Mischely captured the attacker after he threatened more. The suspect, who muttered he had “a call to die,” surrendered without further resistance.
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manine
iit
patrocsan
Elsine Mackin
Lena De- Sand
Rose Marie Parker
St. Cecelia’s school
East 11st street
Kinsman road
Jake Gordon
Mackin
Thea
Mischeyl
nin
Commencement Speech at Zn School by Prof Henry T
The graduating class at the Zn School will be preached to by Prof Henry T LL D president of Storer College Sunday at 2 00 pm at Qt E church. The annual elevated event follows with a three act prose performance featuring cast members and students from Randall on D C Parole Refused Rogers. ypen D Rogers joined Sat e s Ai for Pare we of Co. Cumberland Tax Rate 51. Graduates From School Miss Mary Niison appears with her mother Mrs Luced Monday.
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Henry T
Storer College
KeTcises
Edh Pripss aterets
Randal
Rogers
ypen
Sate
Aifor Pare we
Lance wm OMim
Ras Teluesdencacion
Mary Niison
luced
Walker Charged Moves to Oust Mayor Seabury
New York May 76 AP. Mayor James J. Walker accused the probing of a bid to remove him from office as Hofstadter committee session opens with pleasantries turning into sharp clash. Seabury denounces the claim as cheap political speech amid testimony on a brokerage account with Paul Block.
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New York
Hofstadter regislate committee
James J. Walker
Tucay
Walker
Samuel Sesbury
hich
ity
Seabury
Meyer
Istrar'a j
Irving Greingut
wth
Paul Block
Bear Trader Suspended for Year by Exchange
New York May 26 AP The New York Stock Exchange suspended Daniel Manning McKeon a private floor trader for one year for bear activity aimed at demoralizing the market. The exchange said his offers were not accepted but were designed to depress prices during the ongoing decline.
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New York
New York stock exchange
Daniel Manning McKeon
MrKear
Ohio supplies truck for "bonus brigade" advances
The report notes the bonus brigade resumed its advance toward Washington with a supply truck described in fragmented text. The piece includes stray references to May and Washington but lacks coherent dates or events.
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OHIO
Washington, inc
Washington
Inc
Weather fragment report with precipitation figures
Fragmentary weather note lists rainfall amounts and celestial times. Mentions inches of precipitation and moon phases with scattered timestamps and numbers across 1831 1932 references.
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