Coblentz Testifies On Central Trust Subsidiaries
Emory L. Coblentz of Frederick testifies amid cross examination by James Clark on the three Central Trust subsidiaries Blue Ridge Investment Blue Ridge Securities and Central Securities. About six million of twenty three million in loans were in the subsidiaries. The bank closed in September 1951 amid federal pressure from an earlier indictment.
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Baltimore
Emory L. Coblentz
Frederick
Central Trust Company
Meryland
James Clark
Howard County
Coblentz
Blue Ridge Investment Company
Blue Ridge Securities Company
Central Securities Company
Clark
Financial Institution
Central Trust
Washington
Trust Company
Trees Planted at City Hall by Police Department
Three small spruce trees donated to the Police Department were planted in urns on the Franklin street side of City Hall. Detective William Peters, trained in plant care, supervised the planting and serves as caretaker in-chief.
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Police Department
Franklin Street
City Hall
William Peters
Youth May Win Freedom in Murder Case Twist
In New York on March 5, George Hayes 21, jailed since January for murder, likely will be freed after an 18 year old confessed to the crime. The youth gave the name John Farley 42 West 91st Street Manhattan to mislead his parents. The killing occurred November 27, 1935, with James Fitzpatrick 26 slain during a holdup. The assistant district attorney plans to seek grand jury action to drop charges against Hayes and indict Farley. Stock market-style commodity prices follow in the same column with calves hogs and sheep prices listed.
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New York
George Hayes
Saul, Price
Hayes
Price
John Farley
West 91St Street
Manhattan
James Fitzpatrick
Fitzpatrick
Farley
Navy recruiting rep to visit Post Office Building March 9
A Navy recruiting representative will be at the Post Office Building Monday March 9 to interview applicants for enlistment in the United States Navy. Autoist John Monninger of Downsville was fined five dollars and costs by Magistrate C KE Heard after a conviction for failing to keep to the right of the center. Charges of failing to give name and address were dismissed after Deputy Leister Isanogle filed the case following a collision with a tail.
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Navy
United States Navy
Autoist
John Monninger
Downsville
C. KE
Leister Isanogle
Hagerstown Livestock Sale Sees Hogs Cattle Higher
At the Four States Livestock Market in Hagerstown the Wednesday sale favored hogs and cattle with generally stronger prices, while butcher cows bulls and calves trended lower than last week. A total of 807 head were sold with varied results across classes.
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Hagerstown
Sears
Downsville Pike Trick Reported Tuesday Morning
A brief notice notes a trick or incident on the Downsville Pike Tuesday morning. Details remain unclear in the readable text. Local authorities may investigate the incident and advise on safety precautions for motorists and residents in the area.
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Trick
Downsville Pike
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