Rate Case Proposal Would Raise Rates 20 Percent
Salisbury-Wicomico Chamber of Commerce urges twenty two peninsula towns to join its Traffic Bureau to oppose the Pennsylvania Railroad rate reclassification. Secretary Gardner seeks cooperation as hearings proceed in Washington with local support from area chambers and county officials. The plan targets Porters Delaware to Cape Charles Virginia shipments, threatening a twenty percent rise on perishable goods including peaches strawberries cantaloupes oysters and fish.
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Salisbury-Wicomice Chamber of Commerce
Trafic Bureau
Pennsylvania Railroad
W. T. Gardner
Chambers of Commerce
Crisheld
Bertin
Dover
Cambrdige
Hurbeck
Geevan City
Delmar
Chestertown
Centreville
Denton
Snow Hill
Scaferd
Corer Princess Anne
Rotary
Easton
Focomekie
Lawrel
Wicomice
Worcester
Dorchester
Somerset
Gardner
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington
Association of Commerce of
Baltimore
Pennsylvania
Porter
Del
Cape Charles
Parent-Teachers Meet Elects New Officers At High School
A Parent-Teachers meeting at the High School featured a three act play Not to the Swift and choral songs. State Supervisor E. Clarke Fontaine spoke on American Public High Schools and funding stressing their democratic future. Officers for the coming year were elected: president Nero ames Thoroughgood, vice president FP Kent Cooper, second vice-president Clinton D Krawec, secretary Miss Cera W Gordy, treasurer Miss Leah Mezsick.
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E. Clarke Fontaine
Neroames Thoroughgood
Kent Cooper
Clinton D. Krawec
Miss Cera W Gordy
Misa Leah Mezsick
Local figure remembered for public spirit in Salisbury
The article honors a longtime Salisbury resident whose decades of service touched major community groups and institutions. It notes his quick, alert presence, dedication in difficult tasks, and the mixed mix of enemies and friends his steady work earned.
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Salisbury
Local station overseer reassigned to temporary duty
A fragmented notice indicates officers including Sergeant Busch remain with the station while substation E leadership changes. Names and exact dates are unclear but imply a temporary reassignment lasting several months and a transition in charge.
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Mormond Im Charge
Ketz
Daher
Ward
Jane Kpees
Jay
Willarei
Busch
Notable figure praised as defining leader of era
Fragmentary OCR notes praise a prominent figure described as a defining leader of the era. The text references birth, presidency, and widespread acclaim, but specifics are unclear due to damage and garbled names.
Enoch Bounds Named Head of Local Water Plant
Enoch Bounds was appointed superintendent of the Salis bur Water Co. by a letter from the main offices in Pees. He will oversee the plant and water system including the current city mains. Bounds is a member of the Salis bur Fire Department and reports to president Davis Delmas.
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Eroch E. Beunde
Saliybucy Water Co
Pees
Davis Delmas
Bounds
Salisbur
Social to be held at Hammond's School
A social is planned at Hammond's School on Thursday, April. Everyone is invited to attend.
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Hammond's School
City Primary Names Nominated by County Republicans
Voters will select candidates this Tuesday in the city primary. Slated contenders include M. T. Redney Jones and George Gadfrey for the Republicans, with D. Somes Devis and Merry C. Adkins among the Democrats and Republicans listed by the City Committee.
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M. T. Redney Jones
George O Repubttenas
Gadfrey
D. Somes Devis
Democrate
Merry C. Adkins
County prepares for new supplies and renovations
The county moves to refresh facilities with fresh paint whitewash and carpet updates ahead of a new influx of supplies. Jails display open spaces as preparations continue with ongoing cleaning and stock checks.
Police Blotter Summaries Count 35 Arrests in March
The blotter reports 36 total arrests and fines totaling $170 for March. Minor offenses dominated and sixteen dollars were collected as fines. Geography shows 9 arrests for disorderly conduct, 15 for traffic violations, 2 for assault, and 9 for other offenses.
Building permit approvals listed for local projects
The Cry last night approved several permits including W. Duncan for a woodhouse on Hazel Avenue and Agheri for a dwelling on 5 Divielea 5 Canher. Simer Baker seeks a garage on Smith Street and G p Sarbanes requests alterations to the front of 116 W Main St. Tauasey plans a dwelling on Lake.
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W. Duncan
Woodhouse
Hazel Avenue
Agheri
Divielea
Canher ‘Sand
Marshall Street
Simer Baker
Smith Street
G.p. Sarbanes
Main St
Em Tauasey
Lake Street
Mayor nominates Martin Street commissioners in town
Mayor Parker submitted names Gee Water Phillips Watson D. Mitchell and A W Dich Egren for the Martin Street Commission. City Council confirmed the appointments. The item mentions a June bride and a cedar chest in local chatter.
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Parker
Gee. Water Phillips
Watson D. Mitchell
A. W Dichegren
Martin Street
Daddy Gal
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Clarke Fontaine Addrewnes Association
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Bere
Dex
UanLan
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Shere
Emeasionter
Enoch Bounds
Tily Council Aggeoves
Mayer Pasher
Pointex
Hart-Schaffner & Marx Coats
Kennerly & Mitchell
Maryland
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