Court asked to construe will of Joan Claggett near Petersville
John Fraser Claggett petitions in Washington asking the court to interpret the residue clause of his mother Joan Fraser Claggett s will. He seeks an absolute right to the remaining half of the estate at age 40 while trustees would continue. the case questions trust validity and potential intestacy if not construed as claimed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Fraser Clagget
Petersville
John Fraser Clagget
Washington
Ul. Claggett
Sanger Estates, Inc
Clagseth
Claggett
Clagett
John F. Claggett
Thomas West Claggett, Sr
William F.dunning
Ross Myers
T. Ye. Claggett
Has Found Jobs For 15 000 He Declares Baltimore
Maryland State Employment Service announced 15 000 unemployed found jobs since January 1 and an active applicant list near 70 000. Director David L. B. Fringer said 2 206 private industry placements were made in September and 6 798 public works jobs found this year. Last month private industry placements included Frederick 113 and Westminster 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Maryland State Employment Service
David L. B. Fringer
Frederick
Westminster
Hopes Industry Labor End Difficulties
President Roosevelt was said to believe business would reach better times if industry and labor used friendly conferences instead of name calling and recrimination. The White House declined to say if he planned action toward industrial peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyde Park
Roosevelt
White House
Answers to Cranium Crackers Mention Pauline Frederick
Puzzle page notes Pauline Frederick as the actress. It states Topaz colors include yellow orange and other hues. Frederick entered films in 1915. The adage about punishment guiding a child is cited as wisdom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Frederick
Miss Frederick
Brunswick Tax Rate Held At 1.25 For City Finances
The Brunswick tax rate remains 1.25 per hundred and water rent stays at 2.00 flat. Mayor Alfred Harris announced after a long mayor and council meeting that routine business dominated the session. William M. Storm was named city attorney, succeeding Jacob Rohrbach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M. Storm
Brunswick
Alfred Harris
Rosemont
Jacob Rohrbach
Frederick
Italian Embassy Accused of Fascist Ties in U.S.
Girolamo Valent of New York testified to the House Un-American Activities Committee that Italy's ambassador and consular officials were linked to fascist undercover work in the United States. He claimed a branch of the Italian government secret police operates in the country and targets Italian descent citizens to pressure conformity with Italy's policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Committee On un-American Activities
Italy
United States
Girolamo Valent
New York
Ist
Not Guilty Plea Filed By William P Lawson
William P Lawson a former Police Commissioner in Baltimore pleaded innocent to charges linked with his closed securities business and sought a jury trial. Three co defendants also entered not guilty pleas and requested jury trials as Circuit Court Judge Ulman noted crowded docket and a forthcoming election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
William P. Lawson
Lawson
Circuit Court
Joseph F. Ulman
Leonard Weinberg
Ulman
Dr Goodell to Retire After Forty Seven Years in Frederick
Dr Charles F Goodell and Mrs Goodell will move to Hagerstown on October 15 to make their home there The retiring physician has practiced in Frederick for forty seven years since 1900 and is widely known for his service to the community
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodell
Charles F. Goodell
Hagerstown
Frederick
Lutherans Begin Biennial Convention in Baltimore
More than 300 delegates registered for the United Lutheran church in America biennial convention in Baltimore continuing through October 12. The 20th anniversary merger theme centers on evangelism and church extension. A key debate will address whether the church should have bishops and archbishops, pitting a centralized hierarchy against a democratic form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
United Lutheran Church In America
America
Canada
United Lutheran Church
the Brotherhood of the United Lutheran Church
Heiby W
Ungerer Urges New Force in Economic Social Areas
Rochester attorney Ungerer states that recent upheavals in civilization over the last two weeks reveal an urgent need for a new force to shape economic and social sectors.
Two Arrests on Capitols Released on Bond
Two men and a woman arrested on caps due to grand jury indictments were released on bond by Sheriff Roy M Hiliner. Lucy Toms of Middlepoint near Wolfsville posted 1000 bond for possession and sale of liquor without a license. Joseph Castle near Middletown posted 500 bond for destroying and removing trees from public property.
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Roy M. Hiliner
Lucy Toms
Middlepoint
Wolfsville
Joseph Castle
Middletown
Appeals for European appeasement dominate early talks
Britain and France pressed for permanent European appeasement with Munich accord fallout. Daladier and Chamberlain sought to renew ties with Italy and Germany while a Paris envoy to Rome was planned. In Houston AFL leader Green said no immediate peace with CIO. Roosevelt urged labor harmony. A Mt Wilson mirror fringed with rouge is noted.
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Britain
France
Germany
Italy
Laiter
Green
London
Neville Chan Gerlain
Munich
Earl Baldwin
House of Lords
Desiain
Adolf Hitler
Czechoslovak Republic
Spain
Daladier
Paris
Edouard Daladier
Rome
Ethiopia
Chamberlain
Houston
Texas
American Federation of Labor
CIO
William Green
Roosevelt
A F. of L
A. F. of
Executive Council
AFL
L. Green
United Mine Workers
A. F. of L
International Unions
United States
Campaign To Be Taken Into Southern Maryland
Campaign trail will open in Calvert county with Governor Harry W. Nice leading the Republican party and Attorney General Herbert R. OConor heading the Democratic effort. Republicans start Thursday while Democrats begin Saturday, with plans expanding to Central Maryland and then Western Maryland over the following weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Maryland
Calvert County
Harry W. Nice
Herbert R. O'Conor
O'Conor
Harford
Howard
Carroll
O'Connor Defeated in Primary Nominated by Republican
John J. O'Connor of New York City, council chairman, lost the Democratic primary and was named as Republican nominee. Other items note cities Los Angeles and Chicago, a union for WPA workers and home relief recipients, the phrase "March to the East" describing German imperial aims, and a player who held American, English, French and Australian titles simultaneously, a first in history.
Postmaster Sentenced For Embezzling At Perry Point
Baltimore October 4 W John Einwachter 43 postmaster at the Perry Point Veterans Hospital pleaded guilty to embezzling 23353 in postal funds and was sentenced to three years in a Federal penitentiary Judge W Calvin Chesnut also fined him the amount of his peculations Inspectors said the money was taken in 1937 and 1938 Einwachter said he lived beyond his means and could not account for the money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
W. John Einwachter
Perry Point Veterans Hospital
W. Calvin Chesnut
Postoffice
Einwachter
Also Mentioned on This Page
John Fraser Claggett
U. S
St. James’ Episcopal Church
N. Y
Europe
Frank B. Wilson
Delphey
C.E. Cline & Son
Mt. Wilson Observatory
California
Corson
Mount's
Park Ave
High School
Bennett
Ripple Twill
Scotland
Bigelow
Sanford
C. C. Carty, Inc
Patrick St
Frederick, Md
Trushort
Trylong
Shelby
Lip
Hendrickson
North Market Street
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