High Court Rules Against Claims in Thomas Trust Case
The Frederick County Circuit Court held that Emory L Coblents and Newton A Fulton former Central Trust Company officers would not be held personally liable for 29710.39 legacy to Eugene Zimmerman under Cephas M Thomas will. The ruling found no evidence they knew or should have known the bank was unsafe before its closure and denied negligence allegations regarding their conduct as executors and trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Owen, Ip
Emory L Coblents
Newton A. Fultor
Central Trust Company
Eugene Zimmerman
Baltimore
Tbe
Cephas M. Thomas
Walkersville
Zimmerman
Arthur D. Willard
Thomas
Young Zimmerman
Coblents
Fulton
Donald T
Madeline N. Zimmerman
Coblerits
Walkersville Savings Bank
Cobleniz
Fallon
Ther Shold
Coebrentz
ecuTeeag
Undfy
Putton
Andh O Uid
Woda VE Aipaougeo Canads
Walkersville Bank J
Circuit Court
Walkersville Bank
Equity Court
Connsel
Walgersvili
DAG
Walkersville Racing
Cus Cous
Ag & Branch
Diepesciey Kul Tides Ladies Muon Jt
Mater
WPA Expands Funding for Public Works and Dole Reduction Plan
Washington reports the Works Progress Administration approves an additional 800 million dollars to back loans and grants for federal works, including highways and rural electrification. Officials warn curtailment locations unclear as transfers from relief rolls proceed cautiously. Maryland seeks 30 thousand more for October relief, citing winter needs and uncertain W P A transfers. Governor Nice convenes officials to review the overall relief program with no firm action taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Works Progress Administration
Hyde Park
WPA
Baltimore
Maryland
Harry Greenstein
Sail
N Treasary
Greenstein
Works Progress
Harry W. Nice
Bank merger leaves trust fund losses to trustees
Court rules trustees liable for loss of trust funds after the Walkersville bank merger with the Central Trust Company. It held no court protection for deposits without proper equity court orders, noting trustees had substantial personal funds and discretion exercised in good faith amid the bank’s dissolution.
Legion program prep targets 1935-3 cash bonus
A Legion program for 1935 targeting a cash bonus faces final setup as committees rest after opening ceremonies of the 1945 national event. The parade is planned for tomorrow with more than 100 000 members and a six hour march. Committees will tackle over 700 resolutions focused on rehabilitation and care for veterans and dependents.
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Amerivan ‘Legion
Goday
Sassinny
No New wage Pact Reaches As Appalachi an Mines Talks Continue
Washington reports a continuation of the Appalachian producers and United Mine Workers strike talks with no accord reached by nightfall. Edward McGrady, Roosevelt's labor rep, expressed hope for a settlement soon and referenced a prize fight in New York as a lighthearted aim. The strike began at midnight after a failed earlier session.
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Washington
United Mine Workers
Edward. McGrady
Roosevelt
New York
Birthday Party Honors Mrs Nolin Evin at West Seventy Street
A Friday gathering at Mrs Nolin Evin home on West Seventy Street honored her birthday with games and refreshments. Numerous attendees included Mrs Nelson Willard Beall and Mr and Mrs John Gittliger among other guests.
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Nolin Evin
West Seventy Stevet
Nelson Willard Beall
Willamy Ever Ang
John Gittliger
George Evier
Paine
Carl Zimmerman
Carroll Kinsey
Katherine Wirtz
Barbara One
Dorothy Bead
Lonn Best
Powe
Pat i
What War Teaches About Peace From Past to Present
A reflective piece traces wars from stone age conflicts to modern weaponry and gas, lamenting mankind's urge to kill. It questions the desire for universal war and urges collective peace, signed by N. A. Lufburrow.
Tax receipts rise as August gross filings counted
Maryland reports August receipts of 357618.68 from the 1 percent gross receipts and automobile titling taxes with 23229 retailers paying 322055.45 and 35563.23 from the titling tax. Investigators plan delinquent assessments by October 1 and the program will expand to all counties. An old issue of The Weekly Enterprise (Walkersville) dated September 15, 1891, is in Mrs. Raymond Fimmerman’s possession, noting local news, ads, and town schedules amid earthquake reports near Braddock Araby and Park Mulligan.
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Annapolis
Grous 13
Sceipts
Baltimore City
Clover
Montgomery
Harford
Haware
Prince Geeter's
Oii
Enterprise
Walkersville
Raymond Fimmerman
Baltimore
FP. C. Firor
We County
Walkersville Coliegaars Tees
N. E. Cianies
Tac
G. P. Smith
Woodsboro
Bait
Thore
Ohio
Maryland
A. x. Worthington
Braddock, Araby
Park Mull
Carlin House
French Banking Pioneers Highlighted at Congress Stamp
A historical note recalls Jules Paul Benjamin Delessert and Etienne Delessert as founders of France’s first savings bank and first discount bank respectively. It credits Delessert with advancing humane reforms in law and founding cotton and sugar ventures, with a 1802 Bank of France role, and notes a commemorative stamp issued May 20 1935 for Deleasert.
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Rance
Tte
Admaf Nce
Conntact
Jules
Paul Benjamin
France
Chamber of Deputies
Delessert
Etienne
Passy
Bank of France
International Savings Bank Congress
Belair Jail Guards Mobilized Amid Local Tension
State police and militia were deployed to Belair Maryland as guards surrounded the jail. Five members of Company D and twelve state officers carried sidearms gas bombs and rifles while townspeople observed the precautionary measure. Governor's order followed a request from local authorities after the funeral of a prominent figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maihe
Belair
Vanessee
Archilos Keindall
Eich Ul
McK. Johnson
Poser
Wna
Kellogg Resigns From Permanent Court of International Justice
Geneva reports former U S secretary of state Frank B Kellogg resigns from the Permanent Court of International Justice due to health and inability to attend sessions. The resignation letter notes circumstances prevent continued service and asks for an effective date as soon as possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Frank B. Kellog
Permanent Court of International Justice
U. S
Kellogg
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Ceblentz, Fulton
Himmerman
Offkke Artale
Tme
Loto
Goodaith
Coats
William M. Starm
Leslie N Coblentz
Goble
Legion
Tornaro
Tnteres
Italy
Great Britain
Britain
N. A. Lufburrow
NEA Service, Inc
New Zealand
Atwell
Hungary
Fisk
H. L. Mills
E. Patrick St
Carty
C. C. Carty, Inc
Frederick, Md
Advertie
Angraco
Chilly Davenhand
Veronese
Chianti
Oxford
Frederick
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