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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1931
Page
12
Berglanders vote to form a state unit of a new credit system as part of a stabilization plan backed by banks and associated with Hoover era policies. The move signals regional adoption of emergency finance measures amid ongoing economic strain.
Five Frederichtenans present to represent local financial institutions. The Maryland body of the National Credit Association No 2 of the Fifth Federal Reserve District will begin to function once articles of agreement are approved by Maryland bank boards and signed by officials. Debentures offered to banks and trust companies nationwide with a limit of 1,000,000 dollars. Subscription based on each bank’s demand, time deposits, and capital surplus.
A community fundraiser listing local supporters including Mrs. Rache and Mrs. Sophia Raabe, with contributions from L Bussard and Willem M Storm. The ad highlights participants in the Children’s Aid Society drive and notes donations and organizers involved in the effort.
Petitioners seek recognition of their claims in a closed bank estate. They state assets include 25 cents, 600 dollars, and 5,000 dollars held by Fidel irey and Deposit Company of Maryland and a 20,000 dollar debt owed by United States Casualty Company. They ask the court to assign their rights to the state and to receive distribution from first funds remaining.
The United States reminded Japan and China on Tuesday of their Kellogg Briand anti war pact obligations to seek a peaceable settlement of the Miohatlan dispute. Washington dispatched envoys to Nanking amid Manchurian concerns and urged all five other powers to back a united peace effort through the League of Nations council in Geneva, signaling no outside recourse for the Manchurian issue. The Chinese delegation presented evidence of continued activities, while disputes within Manchuria and separatist moves were noted as ongoing challenges.
National Credit Corp directors in New York outline a large bank pool plan with the Grat setting. Boston figures like George M. Reynolds and others from key banks including Cars onal Bank St. Louis and related firms are cited. Attorney Arthur & Brea is noted in relation to the matter.
A national plan urges the public to switch off lights for one minute tonight in honor of the late inventor Thomas Edison as a solemn tribute proposed by the president.
Washington Oct 10 Ford and Firestone arrived at West Orange to attend the Edison funeral. Hoover set the moment for darkness at 10 oclock Pacific Mountain Central Eastern Time. White House program planned to honor Edison with brief eulogy broadcast nationwide. Mrs Hoover to West Orange for services. Ford and Firestone reached the Edison estate and will tour the lab where Edison lay in state.
Maryland reports a sharp rise in communicable diseases in January to September with 56 726 cases versus 25 077 for 1930. Notifiable diseases from June to September total 11 150, up from 7 335 in 1930. Whooping cough measles scarlet fever and impetigo up, typhoid down. most cases in family groups with no large outbreak.
Fragmentary OCR text describes employment gains and a discussion of state planning. Mentions Washington and roads with references to constitu m and largest of the ANSTiCaD Sinai, but details and coherence are limited to scattered phrases.
Visitors arrived in New Yard from England as the Metropolitan Opera singer Dawete DAS returned home after a visit. No police court session. One case set for trial, Gordon Su charged with theft. he remained in jail in default of $25 collateral.
A fragmented item notes fashion plaque remarks and a person named S BaD Sprgad with unclear context. The readable text suggests a discussion or event connected to fashion awards or plaques, but specifics remain uncertain from the garbled OCR.
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