Court Term Opens Monday in September Circuit Court
Court term opens Monday with Associate Judge Patrick M. Schnauffer presiding. Twenty three criminal appeals are pending, with several not disposable this term. Dockets list Shorb in two cases. Wills, Bowers, Stunkle, and others appealing fines for speeding, drunken driving, or unauthorized use of autos. Multiple defendants face fines from $10 to $150 and terms from three months to a year in the House of Correction or under bond.
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Circuit Court
Patrick MO. Schnauffer
Daniel Francs Shorb
Shorb
House of Correction
William J. Stoner
Thurmont
John C. Wills
Joseph K. Ash
Emonburg
Sherman P. Bowers
Charles M. Stunkle
Alton Y. Bennett
Alr Bowers
W. L. Green
Ralph W. Miter
Stoner
Perry Beackley, Jr
Richard Perry Beckley
Edward J. Smith
William M. Storm
Russell Kinna
Bennett
James
James Maurice Burch
Smith
Boyd Sears Croswell
Lloyd Luther Kiser
Manual M. Weinberg
Francis Alphonso Shorb
Daniel V. Magaskie
Baltimore
Richard E. Zimmerman
Lewis E. Gibson
Charles W. Smith
Katherine Smith
John R. Long
Violet V. Long
Separation Agreement Filed by James and Mrs Gardner James
Through attorney Frans Perrott Irving B James and Mrs Lowise Gardner James filed a separation agreement in the Circuit Court. Mrs James receives all personal property and furniture in their home.
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Frans Perrott
Irving B. James
Lowise Gardner James
Thurmont
Circuit Court
Transfusions Before Surgery Show Rapid Benefit
New York reports Dr. S Champ Lyons of Tulane University Medical School described preoperative blood transfusions at the American College of Surgeons. He said transfusions strengthen patients within days, aid wound healing, and help restore blood, with some gaining a pound daily after surgery.
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New York
American College of Surgeons
Champ Lyons
Tulane University
Lyons
Food Prices Rise as Hog and Corn Markets Hit Highs
Prices of essential foods surge across major markets with hogs and corn leading gains. Wheat oats lard sugar cattle butter and eggs also reach record highs while brokers cite Secretary Marshall’s aid plea and retail outlook signals. A government crop forecast later warned of another drop in corn production.
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Chicago
Marshall
New York
Eugene Schultz
New York City
Grain and Livestock Prices Hit New Market Highs
A government official warned the corn crop will not meet domestic and foreign demand. Pork prices rose to 3.31 a hundred pounds at Sioux City and 3.20 at Omaha. Wheat futures surged to the daily limit on the Chicago Board of Trade with a December delivery peak near 2.84 per bushel. Beef, veal, lamb, butter, and eggs advanced on wholesale markets in New York and other cities.
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Sioux City
Omaha
Chicago Board of Trade
New York
Market Prices Hold Steady for Butter and Eggs in Chicago
In Chicago the price of butter remained unchanged at 84 1 6 cents per pound and eggs held at two cents higher per dozen. Top quoted price for butter was 84 1 6 cents and eggs at two cents more.
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Chicago
Personal incomes hit new July high at $197 billion
Washington reports July personal incomes rose to an annual rate of 197 billion dollars, topping the previous level by nearly two billion. The Commerce Department released the figures today, highlighting sustained consumer earnings.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Income rise in July cited by state department
The department credits July income increase to higher farm income and wage receipts, plus bonuses from states to a larger number of World War II veterans in Michigan and Illinois. Personal incomes also include net income from businesses owned by veterans.
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Department
Michigan
Illinois
Landlord Income Surge Drives Large July Revenue Gap
The report notes broad totals for individuals and partnerships including farm properties dividends and security interests and net rents received by landlords. The annual rate reached in July is nearly 20 billion dollars higher than prior figures, signaling a substantial income rise for landlords.
Department reports personal income totals for year and seven months
The department cites last year personal incomes at 177.217 billion dollars and for the first seven months of this year at an annual rate of 292.2 billion dollars. The figures underscore growth in incomes and set the basis for economic outlook discussions.
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