02 Jun 1933
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1933
Page
1
A fragment indicates a said event by Pandey themed as a con ireptiion of a Charent's God in Wiltampart. Services are planned in a campanty park each night during unspecified dates.
The Rev J E Stephen serves as peator of the congregation. Wintt fng preachers will attend. Rev Mr Churchey will be the speaker Sunday night at o'clock.
Elsia Rowe 25 and her brother George 15 were freed after a Clearspring coroner jury ruled George Rowe 45 died May 30 from unknown causes. Inquest, led by Magistrate Charles Kreigh, heard witnesses describe a brawl and pursuit with stoning at the Dry Run home. Autopsy found no fatal injuries beyond a broken shoulder.
Cambridge Maryland June 2 A plan to reopen the Eastern Shore Trust company of Cambridge on a new basis was being worked out with Reconstruction Finance Corp to advance 2 210 000 provided depositors assent The advancement was offered at a Washington conference of bank officials and representatives The plan would require depositors to waive fifty percent of their claims via stock purchases John J Ghingher state bank commissioner said waivers must be presented to depositors and assent provided before the plan could take effect.
In Oklahoma City Mr and Mrs A G Wikoff paid $10 court costs seeking recovery of $4.50 in income tax they allege was unjustly collected in 1931. The case hinges on principle rather than amount as they pursue the claim in court.
Levy for Maryland hospitals for the insane rose from 0.23 to 0.40 as the county fixed its tax rate at 85 cents. The commission considered several minor increases due to a reduced basis from auto assessments and lower taxable securities. Tax collection is set to start around June 19. The itemized rates include schools, court purposes, health, sheriff, elections, libraries, and other county services with minor discounts and adjustments.
Meredith Norment and Leslie Young, seniors at Lynchburg College in Virginia, are highlighted in a campus popularity contest by The Caitograph. Norment is named the most typical Lynchburg College boy and leads in school spirit and leadership roles. Young ranks high for school spirit and leadership. Eckstine sets track records, including a four minute thirty two second Taille race, and holds the State Conference marks in the half mile and two mile.
Increased car loadings signaling better business were reported by several railroads on Thursday. Missouri Pacific reported 19,383 cars for last week, up from 18,044 a year earlier. Other railroads showing gains included St. Louis Terminal International Great Northern St Louis and San Francisco, and the Pennsylvania. Arizona's spring lettuce crop was valued at about 500,000 dollars, the most profitable since 1929.
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