Coblentz Must Stand Trial For Fraud Charges
The State Court of Appeals ruled that Em ory L. Coblentz, former president of Central Trust Company of Maryland, must stand trial on Howard county indictments charging fraudulent misrepresentation to mislead depositors and the public. Baltimore’s Criminal Court rulings quashing indictments were reversed, and the case sent back for trial this winter.
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Annapolis
State Court of Appeals Today
Emory L. Coblentz
de~ Funcr Central Trust Company
Marylana
Howard County Grand Jury
Coblentz
Court of Appeals
Criminal Court of Baltimore
Baltimore
Herbert R. O Conor
James Clark
Howerd County
O'Conor
Howard County
Cobrentz
Frederick County
Cumberland
State House of Correction
Clark
Cobientz
Bank
Legal ruling overturns Page fraud indictment reasoning
The court reverses and remands, holding that a defense claiming lack of knowledge of falsity may still fail to negate the intent to deceive. It rejects the state law view and notes the need for further proceedings to address the sufficiency of counts alleging false statements to accomplish fraud, with dissents by Adkins and others.
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Unis Court
Appellee
Soceed Lngs
Bees In Her Home In Chestertown Md Reveals Honey
Woman discovers a wall filled with honey after workmen remove plaster for repairs at a Chestertown Maryland home. About 11 quarts of honey were found inside the walls and removed along with the debris. The incident involves local residents and echoes the prior residence of former Democratic Senator Mel Foxwickle from Kent County.
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Chestertown
Garrett Foxwell
Mths
Mel Foxwikle
Fron
Kent County
RFC to Extend Credit Agency For Another Year
Washington Nov 21 The RFC's authority to strengthen the nation's credit structure with millions of dollars in loans will be extended for a year by Congress. Under present law lending would end January 31 and a bill delaying expiration to about January 31 1996 will be submitted. A presidential committee is reviewing lend negotiations, but the commission plans to dispense with much of the administrative baggage. The RFC reportedly has 2.123 billion dollars in unexpended funds with payments flowing at 2.5 to 2.0 billion dollars per day.
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Washington
RFC
Congress
Chilman
Jesse Jones
Negro who stole coal gets 1 year
Charles Jordan Frederce a colored man was found guilty of stealing coal valued at about 125 dollars. Convictions of prior misconduct lengthened a six month term into a one year sentence in the House of Correction. Jordan claimed he bought the coal from a white man. officers testified to previous offenses including stealing chickens and unauthorized use of an automobile. He was arrested by Officer Frank Dorsey after being seen pushing a cart of coal from a yard on East Third Street.
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House of Correction
Charles Jordan
Frederce Colorman
Justice Guy K MA Verein
Rocce Lourt
Wwedne
Jordan
Bis~er
East Third Street
Frank Dorsey
East Street
Frederick Athletic Club
Grove
Senator Borah Charges Federal Waste At Park
Idaho Senator Borah publicly charged misused federal relief funds stirring Washington reaction. He met with an investigator for Administrator Hopkins after a conference in his office. A separate Latin state trespass charge was lodged against defendants who were warned to pay to see the games at the park.
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Sena
Wham E Borah
Idaho
Washington
Art Inves’gator
Hary Hopkins
Skank Rivalry Sparks French Air Force Modernization
Paris reports Gen Victor Denain, minister of aviation, asked the Chamber of Deputies air committee for about 3.59 billion francs to modernize France's air fleet and outpace Germany. He requested special appropriations beyond the 1.5 billion franc annual budget to build nearly an entirely new air force.
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Germany
Paris
Victor Denain
Todas Aizd
Chamber of Deputies Air Committee
City Board Deliberates Taxi Space and Pipelines
At the 1s regular meeting the Board of Aldermen discussed taxi parking space requests from Edward Makers and Leonard Ramsburg for Axers store on West Patrick Street, noting grant of one permit would imply others. The board approved laying a pipeline along Catoctin Street to supply water, with an estimated 12 percent return on investment, and authorized the city engineer to proceed. No action on appointing a new police officer to replace Roy M Hulmer. discussion continues on who will fill the Square Corner post. Total expenditures listed amount to 2,926.31.
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Board of Aldermen
Caalcan
Op.ion
Saad
Edward Makers
Leonard Ramsburg
Axers
West Patrick Street
Catoctin Street
McCurdy Field
Willam C Geesey
MeeAng Stewett Throatlay
Wih
T City
No Tae Maryland Transportation Company
DeGrange Street
Atlen Bartgis
Roy M Hulmer
Chs
Hilmar
Pla
Hiltner
Fellowship Meeting Held at Woodshara Lutheran Sunday School
The second monthly Fellows meeting convened in the intermedi room of Woodshara Lutheran Sunday school Tuesday evening. Rev George K Ely spoke on Sowing a Reaping. The male chorus from Haughs church sang several numbers. Wis Reba Shhildt presented as hostesses. members of the Swastika Synod school class Wiss attended. Demand for American cars is increasing rapidly in Sweden.
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Intermedi
Woodshara Lutheran Suday School
George K Ely
Haughs
Swastika Synod School
Wiss
Reba Shhildt
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Cobleniz
Kentidtrust Company
Carol T Bond
Joseph Nathan Kane
William Kelly
Pittsburgh
Im Dane
Westinghousa
Lefelat
Lentach
Wally
Gigantic Corporation
Hendrickson
Westiasgholse
Mazda
Carti
Sweden
Casper E. Cline
C. E. Cline & Son Funeral Directors
Frederick, Md
New York
Oxfords
Arch
Ae Essa
South Market ST
Children’s Union
Rwear
Fameout Correleumn
Jacobson
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