Larrick Will Probated To Sell Estate And Divide Cash
The will of J. W. Larrick was admitted to probate in Corporation Court directing quick conversion of the estate to cash and equal division among his children after paying debts. Hugh S. Larrick of Miami Beach named executor while John W. Larrick, Jr. appointed administrator c. t. a. bonds set at 10000 with no surety. Heirs include Carl M. Larrick, Margaret Paxson, Mary Lee Pancoast, Maude Hay, Hugh S. Larrick, J Howard Larrick, A Richard Larrick, John W. Larrick, Jr., Jonah L. Larrick, and Ada Swimley.
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J. Vesey Larrick
Corporation Court
Maude L. Hay
Washington, D. C
Hugh S._ Larrick
Miami Beach
J. Howard Larrick
Lamar
Col
A. Richard Larrick
Plant City
Fla
John W. Larrick, Jr
Winchester
Jonah L. Larrick
Richmond
Ada L. Swimley
McAdoo Appeals Over Judge Remarks on Divorce Action
Attorneys for Senator William G. McAdoo filed an appeal from Superior Judge Stanley Murray's ruling to keep in the files a critical statement by Presiding Judge Frank C. Collier about Mrs. McAdoo's speedy divorce action. Judge Murray had denied a motion to strike the statement. Mrs. McAdoo, Eleanor Wilson, is the former daughter of a late President and McAdoo's former cabinet colleague.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
William G. McAdoo
Stanley Murray
Frank C. Collier
McAdoo
Collier
Murray
Eleanor Wilson
Dartime
Labor Resolves To Safeguard Its Prized Rights
Atlantic City on August 9 reports labor leaders vow to safeguard and exercise fully the right to organize and bargain collectively under the recovery act. The AFL protests Harriman Hosiery Mills restoration of the Blue Eagle, using the case as a test of collective bargaining provisions.
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Associated Press
Atlantic City
N. J
NRA
Blue Eagle
Harriman
Tenn
American Federation of Labor
William Green
Buggy Days and Courtship in the Old Years
A verse recalling a bygone era of courting in buggies with buggy manners. The poem by Wilmer F. Shryock reflects on domestic life, divorces, and rural livery stables as social memory.
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Wilmer F. Shryock
Corn Hog Surveys Begin Monday in Frederick County
The corn acreage survey and hog count will start Monday August 13 in Frederick County. Supervisors A F Lillard P H Wakeman J Wil son Whitmore Charles M Rosen berger and J L Hershman will conduct surveys. Checks for 1934 corn and hog reductions range from nine to 282.20 dollars with a final payment up to 613.40 after costs.
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Frederick County
A. F. Lillard
P. H. Wakeman
J. Wilson Whitmore
Charles M. Rosenberger
J. L. Hershman
I. Fred Stine
Shawnee
Lakes Aid Nature and River Flow Control
Lakes play a crucial role in nature by regulating river flow and preventing floods, contributing to the economy and ecosystem balance.
New Action Orange American Gas Debuts From Texas City Refinery
American Oil Company unveils New Action Orange American Gas produced by a redesigned refinery. The fuel promises sustained performance with less efficiency loss and stronger anti knock, offering quicker starts and more miles per tank across thousands of dealers from Maine to Florida.
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Orange American Gas
Orange American
Maine
Florida
Massive refinery project spans 450 acres and nine months of build
The plant covers 450 acres and required about 2,600 workers per day over nine months to complete. It features the world’s most modern refining unit with vast output capabilities. In a single day it can produce enough gasoline for 9 million miles of driving, and its furnaces house six eight‑room homes each.
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J. W. Larrick
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Maree, Budel
U. S
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American Oil Company
Texas City
Texas
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