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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1933
Page
10
Proceedings before the Cumberland Court in Maryland summary the Coblentz case involving former bank official Leo Coblenta, with indictments in Carroll, Frederick, and Howard counties. Arguments center on former jeopardy issues, knowledge of bank insolvency, and whether deposits after insolvency constitute distinct offenses. The court may rule after written briefs.
A city notes a torrid welcome for President Roosevelt since taking office, reflecting local enthusiasm and public sentiment as his administration begins.
President Franklin D Roosevelt arrives in New York City to a tumultuous reception aboard an open car on his way from the Pennsylvania Station to East 65th Street and Hyde Park as he prepares for a credit expansion program. Monitory experts accompany him while leaders discuss banking policy and retail code approvals await in Washington.
The grand jury indicted Mr Page over bank capital restoration duties. State's Attorney Brown argued a former commissioner could close the bank only with governor and attorney general consent. The court sustained jeopardy pleas, affecting 12% of Carroll indictments and two new Howard indictments. Attorney Weinberg plans to seek transfer motions in Ellicott City. Also, Joseph F Warner's will probates in Orphans Court directing Mountain City council death benefits to his brother William W Warner. Say you saw it in The News.
Administrator Hugh Johnson, confined briefly for a minor operation, signed nine codes for competition. He expects final approval before Thursday. Codes cover time, bulking supplies, optical and textile machinery, electric battery manufacturing, advertising specialties, women belt, knitting, braiding, and wire covering industries. Forfeiture case notes: John Miller of Washington forfeited $10 collateral for displaying markers to another car at a local court. Officer A F Anderson reported the charge.
A fragmentary list describes historical memorium items including a silhouette of Judge Abraham Shriver and a Lafayette welcome address from 1824. It mentions an unpublished Francis Scott Key letter 1630 to Dr. William Brad er Trier, a Frederick centennial booklet, and a biographical piece on Key by Folger McKinsey. It also notes day old bread advertised cheaper than fresh bread with nourishing value.
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