Musica Trio Pleads Guilty in McKesson Scam Case
In New York on January 11 193x three Coster Musica brothers faced federal charges tied to the McKesson and Robbins fraud. Dietrich Musica Vernard Musica and Robert Dietrich Musica admitted guilt amid testimony detailing fake assets and disbursements that inflated figures from 1927 to 1938. Bail reductions were noted and sentencing deferred to February 6 with each count carrying up to two years imprisonment and a $10000 fine.
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New York
F. Donald Coster-Musica
McKesson
New York Stock Exchange
Securities and Exchange Commission
Jacob Roggen
John J. Bennett, Jr
Ambrose V. McCall
Roggen
McKesson and Robbins
Coster- Musica
Fitter Coster-Musica
McKesson and
Robbins
George E. Dietrich-Musica
Bridgeport
Robert Detrich-Musica
George Vernard-Arthur Musica
Vernard-Musica
Dietrich-Musica
Robert Dietrich-Musica
Suit for Damages Is Removed Here
The $15,000 damage suit against Public Service Department Store in Cumberland by Florenca Luteman was moved to the Washington County Circuit Court. Judge William A. Huster granted the change of venue after defendants George Ossip and M. R. Sacks argued they could not have a fair trial in Allegany County. Luteman alleges a store fall caused serious permanent injuries due to negligence.
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Public Service Departent
Cumberland
Florenca Luteman
Washington Country
Wiliam A. Huster
George Ossip
M. R. Sacks
Allegany County
DANGER OF A THIRD TERM WARNED BY SENATOR
Senator Holt Dayvas warned that growing White House power risks a third term for President Roosevelt. He spoke on radio about introducing a Senate resolution to oppose a third term, recalling a 1928 vote and predicting some current members would change their stance. Texas Led in cattle numbers with 7,222,000 head in 1986.
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Washington
Holt Dayvas
White House
Rosevelt
Senate
Acon
We Women Advice Column Responds to Affair Dilemmas
Betty Brainerd counsels a 20 year old woman involved with a married man to end the relationship, confront the wife, and restore moral standards. The piece urges recognizing right from wrong, warns that marriage based on such affection cannot endure, and emphasizes character over physical scar.
Betty Brainerd Verdict Prompts Domestic Matters
A fragment discusses adultery accusations directed at a married man and Betty Brainerd urges accountability. The text implies past infidelity and questions future conduct, portraying a tense personal dispute centered on moral responsibility.
Dear Worried and Puzzled Letter Breathes Caution
The writer urges a young man to heed his relative’s advice on love, suggesting the girl’s professed affection may be lip service. He counsels quitting the girl and paying attention to the relative who has the young man’s best interest at heart, asking when youths will quit declaring stronger feelings.
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Atention
Brainerd Confirms Private Correspondence Address
Betty Brainerd cites confidential communications and urges sending a pen name for publication along with a real name in every letter, giving the address 660 Madison Ave New York City as the contact point.
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Betty Brainerd
Madison Ave
New York City
Denture Breath Warns Teeth Health Danger
Dentists warn of denture breath from a mucin-scum on plates and bridges that is nearly invisible yet can spread decay bacteria and harm health. Ordinary brushing fails to remove it. Polident cleans and purifies dentures without brushing, removing scum tarnish stain and odor.
Kiss Value Set in Court Ruling in Indianapolis
Judge Charles J. Karabell valued a kiss at 11 dollars during a hearing in Indianapolis. State Policeman Gale Keesen testified he saw Clyde Bailey, 27, give a woman companion a kiss while driving in heavy traffic. The judge quipped about the cost and ordered Bailey to pay the stated amount.
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Indianapolis
Charles J. Karabell
Gale Keesen
Clyde Bailey
John Gunther to Speak at Washington County Teachers Banquet
John Gunther famed author and journalist will address the Washington County Teachers Association banquet at Hotel Alexander on Friday March 3. He will discuss Personalities in the Far East and has just completed Outside Asia to be released this month. Gunther is a Chicago native born in 1901 and has written Inside Europe which gained global acclaim.
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John Gunther
Washington County Teachers’ Association
Hotel Alexander
Gunther
Europe
Far East
Asia
Reader's Digest
Victor Moore
Chicago
Garner Guests At Roosevelt Dinner
Vice President Garner hosted a White House dinner with President Roosevelt. Among guests were Mrs. Woodrow Wilson, William Green, Mrs. Joseph T. Robinson, and several Senators and Representatives and their wives. Genevieve Garner, Garner’s 16 year old granddaughter from Amarillo Texas, attended in a white satin dress. Mrs. Garner enjoyed presiding as dinner partner and earlier hosted the Senate ladies luncheon honoring Mrs. Roosevelt.
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Washington
Garner
Roosevelt
Genevieve Garner
Genevieve
Amarillo
Tex
Artington Hall
Mexico
Gest
Woodrow Wilson
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Joseph T. Robinson
Senate
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Musica Trio
Coster-Musica
Texas
Towa
St. Joseph
St Josephj
Musey & Evans
West
Washington Street
Zers S
Daily Mail
Fashion Dept
Hagerstown Mail
Fifth Ave
Conyright
Miy
Susan
Brown-Eyed Susan
BON Ton
Men's & Boys’ Suits & Topcoats
John D. Myers & Co
North Potomac Street
Eople’s Store
W. Waah
Esther Hone Manbecks
Bailey
Garver Furniture CO
Hagerstown, MD
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