Four Indicted in DC Bank Embezzlement Conspiracy Case
Four men indicted by a District of Columbia grand jury in a Park Savings Bank shortage case. John Cooke Grayson, former Treasury clerk, allegedly informed a bank vice president of federal exam visits and received $4000 not deposited. Stunz killed himself, leaving a note taking the blame. Other defendants include David P. Smith and Alexander H. McNeil with Benedict M. McNeil.
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Washington
John Cooke Grayson
District of Columbia
Park Savings Bank of Washington
Grayson
National Examiner
Treasury Department
Robert S. Stunz
Federal Examiners
Stunz
Park Bank
David P. Smith
Alexander H. McNeil
Benedict M. McNeil
Charlottesville, Va
Parley Waiting on Head of the Brain Trust
Paris financial experts say the franc battle is lost and France will soon face devalorization. The conference has no authority to discuss official actions.
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Parley
the “Brain Trust
Paris
France
Chicago and Baltimore Wheat Closing Quotations
Closing quotations today show Chicago futures for July at 89.34, September 92.42, December 95.44, May 99 9/10. Baltimore spot wheat at 91, Winchester spot wheat at 85. Data supplied daily to The Star by Winchester Milling Corporation through Stickell Sales Corpora tion.
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Chicago
Baltimore
The
Star
Winchester Milling Corporation
Stickell Sales Corporation
North
Washington Street
Hagerstown
Winchester
Roosevelt delays amid fogbound Bay of Fundy voyage
Fog keeps President Roosevelt in Lakeman Bay Rogue Island Maine delaying the Amberjack II cruise. Seventy‑year‑old president boosts crew morale while awaiting a clear harbor to head to Campobello Island and complete his voyage with his wife waiting. Norman H. Davis travels aboard the destroyer Bernado en route to report to the president.
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Associated Press
Lakemane Bay
Rogue Island
Maine
Roosevelt
Bay of Fundy
Nova Scotia
Mr. Roosevelt
Campobello Island
New Brunswick
Norman H. Davis
Bernado
Health Officer Urges Pool Water Inspections
Dr L M Allen city health officer urges frequent bacteriological inspection of all swimming and bathing pool water for public health protection. He warns typhoid fever from unclean pool water and offers sampling containers to pool managers for state chemist analysis.
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L. M. Allen
Allen
Coblentz Freed Of Violation of State Bank Laws
Frederick Maryland June 28 State Senator Emory L Coblentz acquitted of violating state banking laws linked to the closure of Central Trust Company of Maryland The trial began last year and was held after the Court of Appeals faulted a related Howard county case The charges cited a $125 deposit on September 2 1931 the day before the bank shut down
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Coblentz
Associated Press
Frederick
Emory L. Coblentz
Central Trust Company of Maryland
Hammond Urner
Arthur D. Willard
Court of Appeals
Howard County
Frederick County
John F. Oland
Infant Son of Mr Hampton Dies in Stephens City
Claude Swanson Hampton infant son of Charles M and Ruth Conner Hampton of Stephens City died yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock at home after several days illness. Born May 28 1932 he is survived by parents two brothers Charles Wade Clyde Lindbergh and three sisters Virginia Marble and Catharine. Funeral services are set for 2 30 tomorrow at the Methodist Episcopal Church Stephens City with Rev W R Hardesty and Rev H E Richardson officiating and interment at Reliance. Joseph Funk son of Mr and Mrs H A Funk of Stephens City has gone to New Jersey for a job with the Pennsylvania Railroad.
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Claude Swanson Hampton
Charles M
Ruth Conner Hampton
Stephens City
Charles Wade
Clyde Lindbergh Hampton
Virginia, Marble
Catherine Hampton
Methodist Episcopal Church
W. R. Hardesty
H. &E. Richardson
Reliance
Joseph Funk
H. A. Funk
New Jersey
Pennsylvania Railroad
Roosevelt Cancels July Fourth University Speech
President Roosevelt will not speak at the University of Virginia Institute of Public Affairs on Independence Day. White House secretary Stephen T. Early said he is enjoying a sailing cruise and will not return to Washington until July 4 or 5.
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Associated Press
Washington
Roosevelt
University of Virginia Institute of Public Affairs
Charlottesville
White House
Stephen T. Early
Early
Minister Improves After Illness In Winchester
The Rev. Floyd W. Dick of Revenswood West Virginia arrived in Winchester last Wednesday and has been bedbound at his aunt M. A. Earl’s home 413 North Braddock Street. He is a minister in the Church of the Disciples of Christ and today is somewhat improved and able to be up.
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Floyd W. Dick
Revenswood
W. Va
Winchester
M. A. Earl
North Braddock Street
Church of the Disciples of Christ
Virginia Senator Urges Quick Park Land Transfer Plan
Senator Byrd calls for immediate transfer of land for the Shenandoah National Park to the federal government to avoid court delays and access a $50 million road and trail fund. He suggests a three Virginians commission to set fair prices and expedite the purchase while noting economic benefits and tourist growth. Frances Watson, a nurse at Memorial Hospital, is ill at Mount Age Farm near Stephens City. Mr. and Mrs. John Beebe of Washington visited Stephens City.
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Byrd
State Conservation and Development Commission
William E. Carson
United States
Virginia
Hayden
Arizona
Conservation and Development Commission
Roosevelt
Frances Watson
Memorial Hospital, Te
Mount Ae Farm
Stephens City
John Beebe
Washington
T. H. Lam
Red Cross Helps Veterans Navigate New VA Claim Rules
Local Red Cross office will aid with veterans claims after budget cuts. Mrs. Thu man C. Mason notes changes include a one year presumptive disability period, new special review boards, and longer appeal timelines. Vets urged to promptly respond to VA requests as Red Cross workers are trained on new laws and procedures.
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Thuman C. Mason
American Cross
Washington
Winchester
Frederick Coun
Red Cross
Fll
Veterans’ Administration
The
Public Sale Of Chevrolet Coach Automobile
By virtue of an execution in my hands in the matter of W Carroll Willis vs Harry H Willis I will offer for sale at public auction at the County Court House at 10 oclock a m on Friday June 30 1933 One two door Chevrolet coach automobile Deputy Sheriff 6 19 10t
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W. Carroll Willis
Harry H. Willis
County Court House
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